ExHIbITors - ACWA
ExHIbITors - ACWA
ExHIbITors - ACWA
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wEDnEsDAy<br />
2:15-3:45 p.m. San Carlos III<br />
Marriott<br />
water Trends program:<br />
“rising to the surface: Groundwater<br />
Elevation monitoring (sbx7 6)”<br />
SBX7 6 has been signed into law. Every<br />
basin in California must be monitored for<br />
elevation by 2012 in an effort to demonstrate<br />
seasonal and long-term trends in<br />
the basin/subbasin(s). According to the<br />
statute, the monitoring program will help<br />
better manage groundwater resources<br />
during both normal water years and<br />
drought conditions. So, what does it really<br />
mean for water agencies? Representatives<br />
from the California Department of<br />
Water Resources and seasoned groundwater<br />
agency experts will discuss the<br />
implementation of the legislation and how<br />
it will affect future local and sustainable<br />
groundwater management.<br />
Moderator:<br />
David Orth<br />
General Manager<br />
Kings River Conservation District<br />
Panelists:<br />
William M. Alley<br />
Chief, Office of Groundwater<br />
U.S. Geological Survey<br />
Mary Scruggs<br />
Supervising Engineering Geologist<br />
California Department of Water<br />
Resources<br />
John Woodling<br />
Executive Director<br />
Regional Water Authority<br />
This program has been accepted for California<br />
Department of Public Health water treatment/<br />
distribution contact hours in the amount of 1<br />
contact hour.<br />
D-25<br />
wednesday<br />
may 5
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