Bruce Hammock and Shirley Gee Department of Entomology University of CaliforniaFinal Report Agreement • March 16th, 2022
Phase I. Evaluate specific and non-specific interferences on diazinon ELISA of storm water runoff using surrogate or actual water samples, potentially including factors such as diazinon degradates, co-occurring pesticides in surface water runoff, humic materials, salinity, pH, etc.
Redevelopment and Enhancement of the Irrigation Demand Model as a Tool for Basin Water ManagementFinal Report Agreement • March 11th, 2016
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SAREP Final Report Agreement No. SA 6545Final Report Agreement • July 29th, 2010
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DRAFT Final Report Agreement # P0710302 00Final Report Agreement • June 3rd, 2010
The SRRC’s mission is to assess, protect, restore, and maintain the Salmon River ecosystems, focusing on the restoration of the anadromous fisheries resources.
TABLE OF CONTENTFinal Report Agreement • January 12th, 2005
The J01P28 Interim Water Quality Improvement Package Plant Best Management Practices (J01P28 IWQPP BMP) was executed in response to the San Diego Regional Water Quality Control Board (SDRWQCB) 13225 Directive to clean up Aliso Creek and consistent with the Special Conditions, item 6, Water Quality Enhancements for CDP No. 5-97-316-A4. The J01P28 IWQPP BMP project is a Clean Beaches Initiative project. (J01P28 is a storm drain facility number identifying Springdale Storm Drain as a tributary to the Aliso Creek that is identified as facility J01).
