Reports to the Water Board Sample Clauses

Reports to the Water Board. Reports on the progress of completion of the SEP must be submitted on a quarterly basis, at a minimum, to the Regional Water Board, a third party oversight organization, and the State Water Board Division of Financial Assistance. Additionally, the SEP must include a final report documenting completion of the SEP and addressing how performance measures were met, along with a copy of accounting records of expenditures. Starting on October 1, 2016, and quarterly thereafter until completion of the Program, the District will provide a progress report to the Regional Water Board’s designated representative (the San Francisco Estuary Partnership) and, the Division of Financial Assistance of the State Water Board in accordance with the schedule set forth in the Project Milestones and Budget section above. Each report shall include a table showing a running tally of the number and length of laterals inspected, whether work was required on the inspected laterals, the number and length of laterals repaired or replaced, the street address locations for each lateral videoed/inspected and repaired/replaced, the month and date the work was completed, the amount of grant funds expended on each lateral, and the amount of grant funds remaining. The quarterly reports shall also include summaries of outreach conducted and copies of any supporting materials for the Program.
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Reports to the Water Board. The District will report its progress for the first 2 years on a quarterly basis (a total of 8 progress reports). After the first 2 years, reporting will be done on an annual basis until the completion of the program. Quarterly progress reports are due on the 15th of the month following the end of each calendar quarter. The annual reports will be due on January 31st. An annual report will be prepared that documents site conditions, survival, and project attainment of performance measures. These annual reports shall be submitted to the Water Board by January 31, 2012 and 2013, respectively. The last annual report (due January 30, 2014) will constitute the final report for the SEP. This final report will document completion of the SEP, address how performance measures were met, and include a copy of accounting records of expenditures and will be submitted to the Water Board and the State Water Resources Control Board, Division of Financial Assistance. Project Milestones and Budget: Project Schedule and Milestones Year Date Task 2011 1-May Develop NGO Agreement 16-May Plant Propagule Collection 1-Jun Preliminary site assessments 14-Jun Develop Restoration/Sediment/Monitoring prevention plans 17-Jun BMI Monitoring 30-Jul Draft Detail Plans submitted to Water Board 15-Jul Quarterly Report 15-Aug Detail Plans Approved by Water Board 26-Aug Implement Restoration/Sediment Prevention Project 22-Sep Exotic Species Reduction 14-Oct Implement Planting 15-Oct Quarterly Report October Turbidity/Suspended sediment sampling 18-Nov Implement Planting 2013 31-Jan Annual Monitoring Report for 2012 26-Apr Plant survival Monitoring/weed control 1-Jun BMI Monitoring 28-Jun Plant survival Monitoring report 18-Oct Site Monitoring October Turbidity/Suspended sediment sampling 15-Nov Confirmation of 75% Plant Survival for each species planted 2014 31-Jan Final Monitoring Report for 2013
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Reports to the Water Board. The City will submit quarterly progress reports documenting progress made on the SEP. The quarterly reports will be due on the last day of the month following the end of each quarter, beginning on 30 September 2021. Quarterly progress reports for both the Private Lateral Replacement SEP and the Slip Lining SEP can be combined into one report, clearly identifying the progress made on each SEP. Following SEP completion, the City will submit a Final Report including task orders and notices of completion to the Regional Board to document expenditure of the SEP funds and completion of the project. The Final Report shall be submitted to the Central Valley Water Board no later than August 30, 2024.
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Reports to the Water Board. Shasta County shall submit all deliverables, reports, and accounting invoices pertaining to this project to the Central Valley Water Board, Redding Office. Attachment D – Figure 1 Attachment E to ACL Order R5-2020-0553‌‌‌‌‌‌‌‌‌ Shasta County Service Area No. 17 Cottonwood (CSA 17) Description of Compliance Project for Mandatory Minimum Penalties
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Reports to the Water Board. The SFPUC will coordinate with the CSPF to provide the following reports:
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Reports to the Water Board. Reports on the progress of SEP completion will be submitted quarterly to the State Water Board. DLA will coordinate with the State Water Board to provide the following reports:
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Reports to the Water Board. The City of Pacifica will notify the Regional Water Board upon commencement of the project and will provide quarterly reports (each January 31st, April 30th, July 31st, and October 30th) to the Regional Water Board, a third party oversight organization, and the State Water Board’s Division of Financial Assistance to until the native plants have become established and the temporary irrigation system has been removed. On November 30, 2013, the City will provide a final report to the Regional Water Board, the SF Estuary Partnership, and the State Water Board’s Division of Financial Assistance documenting completion of the SEP, and addressing how performance measures were met, along with a copy of accounting records of expenditures. If an additional year is needed for planted species to become established, the City will indicate this in its quarterly report of September 30, 2013, and continue to submit quarterly reports until November 30, 2014, when it submits a final report. Third Party Oversight Organization: San Francisco Estuary Partnership 1584343.3 Project Name: City of Pacifica Extensive Private Sewer Lateral Grant Program Project Developed by: City of Pacifica Project to be Performed by: City of Pacifica Contact: Xxxxx Xxxxxxxx, Collection System Manager City of Pacifica 000 Xxxxx Xxx. Pacifica, Ca. 94044 Telephone: (000) 000-0000 Fax: (000) 000-0000 Email: xxxxxxxxx@xx.xxxxxxxx.xx.xx
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Reports to the Water Board. The Discharger will submit quarterly progress reports documenting progress made on the SEP. The quarterly reports will be due on the last day of the month following the end of each quarter. Quarterly report due dates are listed below. For 1st quarter 2023, the report is due on 30 April 2023. For 2nd quarter 2023, the report is due on 31 July 2023. For 3rd quarter 2023, the report is due on 31 October 2023. For 4th quarter 2023, the report is due on 31 January 2024, if needed.
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