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EVALUATION OF SEAWATER DESALINATION PROJECTS<br />

PROPOSED FOR THE MONTEREY PENINSULA<br />

• California American Water Monterey County Coastal Water Project Marine<br />

Biological Resources Phase II Report<br />

• Noise Data for the Coastal Water Project<br />

• California American Water Monterey County Coastal Water Project Terrestrial<br />

Biological Resources Phase II Report<br />

• Cultural Resources Assessment Technical Report<br />

• Preliminary Geotechnical <strong>Evaluation</strong> Monterey County Coastal Water Project<br />

• Preliminary Hazardous Materials Assessment<br />

Technical Memoranda included in the PEA are as follows:<br />

• ASR Wellfield Conceptual Design, Modeling Analysis, and Preliminary<br />

Environmental Assessment<br />

• Aquifer Storage and Recovery (ASR) / Segunda Conveyance System<br />

• Brine Disposal<br />

• MLPP Cooling Water Supply<br />

• <strong>Desalination</strong> Plant at the Duke Energy East Site<br />

• Desalinated Water Conveyance System (DWCS)<br />

• Feasibility <strong>of</strong> Using HDD Wells for Water Supply<br />

• HDD Well Supply<br />

• North Marina Site Alternative <strong>Desalination</strong> Plant<br />

• Site Comparison<br />

• System Flow Management and Hydraulics<br />

• Terminal Reservoir<br />

Supports Local Area and Regional Objectives<br />

The CWP supports local area objectives by resolving the water supply deficit associated with<br />

SWRCB Order No. 95-10 and by providing 1,000 ac-ft per year to reduce overdraft <strong>of</strong> the<br />

Seaside Groundwater Basin. The regional project alternative also supports regional<br />

objectives by providing potential expansion to the regional water supply system.<br />

Omissions or Fatal Flaws<br />

See Table 11, Regulatory Requirements, in Section 7 <strong>of</strong> this report in regard to the potential<br />

need for additional information.<br />

Monterey Peninsula Water Management District 3-8

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