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California <strong>Drought</strong> <strong>Contingency</strong> <strong>Plan</strong>ActionFacilitation of watershed and localplanning for droughtSeek funding to provide assistance to watersystems in need of developing storage andinfrastructure improvements (e.g., well deepening)only if communities have submitted adrought/conservation plan.Agency(ies) with expertiseor authority (Lead-L)DWR (L), CDPH, US EPARelated Documentsor ReferencesCWP-DCPOtherHold more water in reservoirs in case next year isa dry one.DWR (L)Level 2 - First Stage <strong>Drought</strong> (Voluntary Conservation, heightened awareness, increasedpreparation)<strong>Drought</strong> Indicator – The State’s precipitation, snowpack, or runoff is lower than normal, or reservoirlevels are below average. Conservation measures should be increased voluntarily, to help managethe state’s current water supplyAll actions in Level 1 plus:Communication/Coordination and<strong>Plan</strong>ningDevelop Emergency Action <strong>Plan</strong> including:• Developing information necessary for anAgricultural Emergency Disaster Declaration• Development of mandatory conservationmeasures• Development of mandatory curtailmentmeasures• Identify priorities for surface water supplies(based on State Law)• Identify priorities for surface water supplies(based on State Law)DWR (L), Cal EMA, AppropriateAgenciesCWP-DCP, CEP14.22.10Communicate drought severity through normalchannels.Conduct workshops or other methods ofcommunication in drought stricken areas toprovide information on assistance available.Enhanced Media Outreach and provideassistance to communities for conservation anddrought education.MonitoringSee actions in Stage 1Local AssistancePrepare to directly assist isolated, rural systemswho are at most risk and have the least resourcesfor responding.Work indirectly through local water agencies andlocal government in urban areas with robust watermanagement infrastructure, resources andcoordination.DWR (L), Appropriate AgenciesDWR (L), Appropriate AgenciesDWR (L), Appropriate AgenciesDWR(L), CDPHDWR(L)CWP-DCP, CEP14.22.10CWP-DCP, CEP14.22.10CWP-DCP, CEP14.22.1034

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