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Home My WebLink About08/01/19 KRGSA AGENDA1. CALL TO ORDER 2. ROLL CALL KERN RIVER GSA REGULAR MEETING Thursday, August 1, 2019 10:00 a.m. City Hall North 1600 Truxtun Avenue, Bakersfield CA 93301 First Floor, Conference Room A A /►r\111 A 3. PUBLIC STATEMENTS 4. APPROVAL OF MINUTES of the July 11, 2019, Regular Meeting 5. NEW BUSINESS Board Members: Rodney Palla, Chair Gene Lundquist Bob Smith A. Correspondence received (City Clerk) B. Finance Report (Randy McKeegan) i. Receive and File Financial Report ii. Approval of Outstanding Invoices for Todd Groundwater (3) C. Management Group Updates (Beard, Chianello, Teglia) i. Policy Coordination Meeting Update (S. Teglia) ii. GSP Draft Status (S. Teglia) iii. ABI 755 Introduction (D. Beard) iv. Special Meeting for August 21, 2019, 10:00 am 6. CLOSED SESSION A. Conference with Legal Counsel — Potential Litigation; Closed Session pursuant to Government Code section 54956.9(d) (2), (e) (1) (one matter). 7. CLOSED ACTION B. COMMITTEE COMMENTS 9. ADJOURNMENT KERN RIVER GSA MINUTES MEETING OF July 11, 2019 Conference Room A, City Hall North, 1600 Truxtun Avenue 1. CALL TO ORDER REGULAR MEETING - 10:02 a.m. ACTION TAKEN 2.. ROLL CALL Present: Board Members Lundquist and Smith Absent: Chairman Palla 3. PUBLIC STATEMENTS Jasmene del Aguila, Leadership Counsel, regarding Concerns and Recommendations to ensure that Kern Rivera GSA GSP protects vulnerable drinking water users, submitted written material. 4. APPROVAL OF MINUTES - of the June 6, 2019, Regular Meeting Motion by Board Member Smith, seconded by Board APPROVED Member Lundquist, for approval of minutes. 5. NEW BUSINESS A. Correspondence Received Kern Groundwater Authority, regarding SMGA Kuhs & Parker, regarding Kern County Subbasin Coordination Agreement, requesting an executed copy of the agreement. County of Kern, Alan Christensen, signed letter regarding managing "white lands" within the KRGSA boundaries. B. Finance Report i. Receive and File Financial Report Randy McKeegan, Assistant Finance Director made staff comments. Motion by Board Member Smith, seconded by Board APPROVED Member Lundquist, to receive and file the financial report. Bakersfield, California, July 11, 2019 - Page 2 ACTION TAKEN 5. NEW BUSINESS continued ii. Approval of Outstanding Invoices for Horizon Water and Environment (3), and Todd Groundwater (4) Randy McKeegan, Assistant Finance Director made staff comments. Motion by Board Member Smith, seconded by Board APPROVED Member Lundquist, to approve the payments. iii. Request additional cash call of $50,000 per agency. Motion by Board Member Smith, seconded by Board APPROVED Member Lundquist, to approve request. C. Management Group Updates (Beard, Mulkay Chianello) i. Policy Coordination Meeting Update (M. Mulkay) Mark Mulkay, General Manager of Kern Delta Water District, provided update. ii. GSP Draft Status (M. Mulkay) Steve Teglia, Kern Delta Water District, provided update. iii. Potential KRGSA Boundary Adjustments Mark Mulkay, General Manager of Kern Delta Water District, provided update. Boundary map given to board members. David Beard, ID4 Manager, provided additional comments. Bakersfield, California, July 11, 2019 — Page 3 ACTION TAKEN 6. COMMITTEE COMMENTS 7. ADJOURNMENT Board Member Lundquist adjourned the meeting at 10:33 a.m. Chair of the Kern River Groundwater Sustainability Agency ATTEST: SECRETARY of the Kern River Groundwater Sustainability Agency Bakersfield, California, July 11, 2019 — Page 4 ***THIS PAGE INTENTIONALLY LEFT BLANK*** Kern River GSA Report of Receipts and Disbursements for the 2018-19 Fiscal Year Report information as of July 25, 2019 Beginning Balance of KRGSA Trust as of July 1, 2019 Receipts Date Received from: 7/1/2019 Kern County Water Agency 7/11/2019 City of Bakersfield 7/22/2019 Kern Groundwater Authority Total Receipts in this Fiscal Year Disbursements Date Paid Payee 7/19/2019 Todd Groundwater 7/19/2019 Horizon Water & Environmental Total Disbursements in this Fiscal Year Balance in KRGSA Trust as of report date (city trust account: Fund 618) $ 82,678.40 Amount $ 50,000.00 50,000.00 GUMP 107,715.00 6 'lm -71 [ nn $ 78,670.04 $ 211,723.36 Authorized COB Check Amount for payment Number Paid by KRGSA on: 694142 $ 48,010.08 7/11/2019 694131 30,659.96 7/11/2019 $ 78,670.04 $ 211,723.36 Kern River GSA Contract Monitoring Worksheet Report information as ofJune 30, 2019 Agreement # 16-001 - Horizon Water & Environment LLC Amount Date Notes Original Contract $ 194,000.00 August 4, 2016 Amendment #1 $ 82,000.00 Feb. 1, 2018 Grant Application Amendment rig $ 89,263.00 May 3, 2018 Grant Administation $ 365,263.00 Date COB Check Paid Number Beginning Balance 12/2/2016 651494 2/10/2017 654461 6/9/2017 659813 7/21/2017 661850 9/15/2017 664192 9/15/2017 664192 10/13/2017 665404 12/15/2017 668122 12/15/2017 668122 12/15/2017 668122 2/9/2018 670500 2/9/2018 670500 2/9/2018 670500 4/13/2018 673428 4/13/2018 673428 5/11/2015 674720 6/15/2018 676259 6/15/2018 676259 8/10/2018 678844 8/10/2018 678844 9/14/2018 680452 9/14/2018 680452 10/12/2018 681851 11/16/2018 683333 12/14/2018 684455 1/18/2019 685915 1/18/2019 655915 1/18/2019 685915 3/15/2019 688388 4/12/2019 689632 4/12/2019 689632 5/10/2019 690810 6/14/2019 692547 7/19/2019 694131 7/19/2019 694131 7/19/2019 694131 $ 194,000.00 Scope 2 $ 82,000.00 Scope 3 $ 89,263.00 Scope 3 - Grant Admin.(208-09) Acct. 18.020 Amount Paid 3,909.00 5,219.56 2,530.56 5,965.12 3,002.35 2,698.63 22,267.48 3,401.84 Remaining 89,263.00 89,263.00 89,263.00 89,263.00 89,263.00 89,263.00 89,263.00 89,263.00 89,263.00 89,263.00 89,263.00 89,263.00 89,263.00 89,263.00 89,263.00 89,263.00 89,263.00 85,354.00 85,354.00 80,134.44 80,134.44 77,603.88 77,603.88 77,603.88 77,603.88 71,638.76 71,638.76 71,638.76 68,636.41 68,636.41 65,937.78 65,937.78 65,937.78 43,670.30 43,670.30 40,268.46 S:\Accounting\KRGSA\report of receipts and disbursements 2017CM - Horizon 7/25/20195:10 PM Scope 1-GSA/GSP(208-OS) Scope 2- Grant Application Acct. 16.036 Acct. 17.022 Authorized Remaining Remaining Invoice for payment Amount Contract Amount Contract Number by KRGSA on Paid Balance Pa Balance $ 194,00000 $ 82,000.00 1887 12/1/2016 ',', $ 1,508.84 192,49116 $ - 82,000.00 1994 2/2/2017 7,434.19 185,056 97 82,000.00 2125 6/1/2017 3,933.73 181,123 24 82,000.00 2258 7/13/2017 7,556.23 173,567 01 82,000.00 2310 9/7/2017 6,243.69 167,323 32 82,000.00 2332 9/7/2017 18,489.96 148,833 36 82,000.00 2418 10/5/2017 11,770.43 137,062 93 82,000.00 2459 12/7/2017 - 137,062 93 18,974.18 63,025.82 2467 12/7/2017 4,246.16 132,816 77 63,025.82 2501 12/7/2017 - 132,816 77 44,825.60 18,200.22 2546 2/1/2018 3,481.05 129,33S.72 18,200.22 2557 2/1/2018 - 129,33S.72 17,881.04 319.18 2586 2/1/2018 2,058.42 127,277 30 319.18 2710 4/5/2018 1,637.45 125,639 85 319.18 2761 4/5/2018 2,574.96 123,064 89 319.18 2518 5/3/2018 2,115.03 120,949 86 319.18 2878 6/7/2018 5,035.13 115,914 73 319.18 2911 6/7/2018 115,914 73 319.18 2959 8/2/2018 4,705.64 111,209 09 319.18 2958 8/2/2018 111,209.D9 319.18 3029 9/6/2018 5,532.98 105,676 11 319.18 3032 9/6/2018 10S,676.11 319.18 3100 10/4/2018 4,027.79 101,648 32 319.18 3155 11/8/2018 9,072.02 92,57630 319.18 3230 11/8/2018 3,359.13 89,217 17 319.18 3281 1/10/2019 - 89,217 17 319.18 3291 1/10/2019 3,234.36 SS,982 81 319.15 3337 1/10/2019 6,120.85 79,861 96 319.18 3418 3/12/2019 - 79,861 96 319.18 3480 4/4/2019 3,479.31 76,382 65 319.18 3520 4/4/2019 - 76,382 65 319.18 3516 5/2/2019 8,265.03 68,117 62 319.18 3691 6/6/2019 1,285.40 66,832 22 319.18 3736 7/11/2019 66,832 22 319.18 3749 7/11/2019 4,990.64 61,84158 319.18 3676 7/11/2019 61,84158 319.18 Scope 3 $ 89,263.00 Scope 3 - Grant Admin.(208-09) Acct. 18.020 Amount Paid 3,909.00 5,219.56 2,530.56 5,965.12 3,002.35 2,698.63 22,267.48 3,401.84 Remaining 89,263.00 89,263.00 89,263.00 89,263.00 89,263.00 89,263.00 89,263.00 89,263.00 89,263.00 89,263.00 89,263.00 89,263.00 89,263.00 89,263.00 89,263.00 89,263.00 89,263.00 85,354.00 85,354.00 80,134.44 80,134.44 77,603.88 77,603.88 77,603.88 77,603.88 71,638.76 71,638.76 71,638.76 68,636.41 68,636.41 65,937.78 65,937.78 65,937.78 43,670.30 43,670.30 40,268.46 S:\Accounting\KRGSA\report of receipts and disbursements 2017CM - Horizon 7/25/20195:10 PM Scope 4 Amount $ 242,000.00 $ 242,000.00 A-. (62308) Amount Paid I $ 242,000.00 242,000.00 242,000.00 242,000.00 242,000.00 242,000.00 242,000.00 242,000.00 242,000.00 242,000.00 242,000.00 242,000.00 242,000.00 242,000.00 242,000.00 242,000.00 242,000.00 242,000.00 242,000.00 242,000.00 242,000.00 242,000.00 242,000.00 242,000.00 242,000.00 242,000.00 242,000.00 242,000.00 242,000.00 242,000.00 242,000.00 242,000.00 242,000.00 242,000.00 242,000.00 242,000.00 242,000.00 242,000.00 242,000.00 242,000.00 Notes Scope I adjustment Scope 2 amendment Scope 1 adjustment Scope 3 amendment Scope 1 amendment C2VSIm Model S:\Accounting\KRGSA\report of receipts and disbursements 2017CM - Todd 7/25/20195:10 PM Kern River GSA Contract Monitoring Worksheet Report information as of lune 30, 2019 Agreement # 16-002 & # 19-003 - Todd Groundwater Scope 1 Scope 2 Scope 3 Date Amount Amount Amount Original Contract August 4, 2016 $ 360,000.00 $ - $ - Amendment #1 April 6, 2017 $ (36.00) Amendment #1 April 6, 2017 $ 431,957.00 $ - Amendmentfl2 Sept. 6, 2018 $ 36.00 Amendment A2 Sept. 6, 2018 $ 190,000.00 Amendment 43 April 4, 2019 $1]3,029.00 Original Contract Feb. 7,2019 $ 1,396,986.00 $ 533,029.00 $ 431,957.00 $ 190,000.00 Scope 1 Scope 2 Scope 3 Author zed Acct. (62306) GSA/GSP Acct. (62307) Suh bas n Model ng A-, (62306) Date COB Check Invoice for payment Amount C ntract Amount Contract Amount Contract Paid Number Number by KRGSA on Paid Balance Paid Balance Paid Balance Beginning Balance $ 533,029.00 $ 431,957.00 $ 190,000.00 11/10/2016 650665 62306-9-16 11/3/2016 $ 2,256.25 530,772.7S 431,95700 190,000.00 12/2/2016651513 62306-10-16 12/1/2016 15,436.42 515 33633 431,95700 190,000.00 2/10/2017 654488 62306-11-16 2/2/2017 754.30 514 SS2 03 431,95700 190,000.00 4/14/2017 657389 62306-02-17 4/6/2017 6,360.40 S08,221.63 431,9S7.00 190,000.00 6/9/201] 659826 62306-03-17 6/1/2017 10,255.60 497,966.03 431,95] 00 190,000.00 6/9/2017 659826 62306-2 17 6/1/2017 9,080.05 488 885 98 431,957 00 190,000.00 7/21/2017 661579 62306 -OS -17 7/13/2017 15,855.15 473 030 83 4319570 190,000.00 7/21/2017 6615]9 6230]-05-17 ]/13/201] 473 000.11 13,244.20 418'712.080 190,000.00 9/15/2017 664209 62306-06-17 9/7/2017 11,480.76 461,550 07 418,712 80 190,000.00 9/15/2017 664209 6230]-06-17 9/7/2017 461,550 07 19,361.80 399,351 00 190,000.00 9/15/2017 664209 62306-07-17 9/7/2017 6,052.13 455 49] 94 399,351 00 190,000.00 9/15/2017 664209 6230]-07-17 9/7/201] 455 49] 94 5,012.80 394,338 20 190,000.00 10/13/201] 665471 62306 -OS -17 10/5/2017 1,927.30 4535]064 394,33820 190,000.00 10/13/2017 665471 62307 -OS -17 10/5/2017 45357064 6,626.95 387,71125 190,000.00 12/15/2017 668157 62306-09-17 12/7/2017 12,710.02 44080062 387,71125 190,000.00 12/15/2017 668157 62307-09-17 12/7/2017 440 800 fit 9,702.25 378,009 00 190,000.00 12/15/201] 668157 62306-10-17 12/7/2017 19,612.75 421,1878] 378,00900 190,000.00 12/15/2017 66815] 62307-10-1] 12/7/2017 421,19] 87 3,391.00 3]4,618 00 190,000.00 2/9/2018 670509 62306-11-17 2/1/2018 8,967.85 412,220 02 3]4,618 00 190,000.00 2/9/2018 670509 6230]-11-11 2/1/2018 41222002 3,322.15 371,29585 190,000.00 2/9/2018 670509 62306-12-17 2/1/2018 10,009.]5 402,210.27 3]1,295 SS 190,000.00 2/9/2018 670509 6230]-12-17 2/1/2018 40221027 2,495.95 368,79990 190,000.00 3/9/2018 671936 62307-04-17 3/1/2018 40221027 5,678.35 363,12155 190,000.00 3/9/2018 671936 62306-01-18 3/1/2015 32,415.05 36979522 363,12155 190,000.00 3/9/2018 671936 62307-01-18 3/1/2015 36979522 12,300.70 350,82085 190,000.00 4/13/2018 6]3441 62306-02-18 4/5/2015 29,5]5.55 340,219 6] 350,520 85 190,000.00 4/13/2018 673441 6230]-02-18 4/5/2018 340,219 67 16,977.06 333,843 79 190,000.00 5/11/2018 674747 6230]-03-18 5/3/2018 340 219 6] 15,554.50 318,289 29 190,000.00 6/15/2018 6762]6 62306-03-18 6/7/2018 42,854.09 297 365 58 318,289 29 190,000.00 6/15/2015 6762]6 62306-04-18 6/7/2018 9,899.04 28]46654 318,28929 190,000.00 6/15/2018 6]6276 6230]-04-18 6/]/2018 28746654 30,834.85 287,45444 190,000.00 8/10/2018 678868 62306 -OS -18 8/2/2018 29,028.50 25843804 287,45444 190,000.00 8/10/2018 678568 62307 -OS -18 8/2/2015 25843804 34,263.00 253,19144 190,000.00 8/10/2018 68568 62306-06-18 8/2/2018 18,102.83 24033521 253,19144 190,000.00 8/10/2018 68568 6230]-06-18 8/2/2018 240,335 21 28,326.9] 224,564 4] 190,000.00 9/14/2018 680462 62306-07-18 9/6/2018 21,552.22 218,]82 99 224,864 4] 190,000.00 9/14/2018 680462 6230]-07-18 9/6/2018 218 ]82 99 44,568.85 180,295 62 190,000.00 10/12/2018 681868 62306-08-18 10/4/2018 24,348.7] 194 434 22 180,295 62 190,000.00 10/12/2015 681868 6230] -OS -18 10/4/2015 19443422 33,997.62 146,29800 190,000.00 Scope 4 Amount $ 242,000.00 $ 242,000.00 A-. (62308) Amount Paid I $ 242,000.00 242,000.00 242,000.00 242,000.00 242,000.00 242,000.00 242,000.00 242,000.00 242,000.00 242,000.00 242,000.00 242,000.00 242,000.00 242,000.00 242,000.00 242,000.00 242,000.00 242,000.00 242,000.00 242,000.00 242,000.00 242,000.00 242,000.00 242,000.00 242,000.00 242,000.00 242,000.00 242,000.00 242,000.00 242,000.00 242,000.00 242,000.00 242,000.00 242,000.00 242,000.00 242,000.00 242,000.00 242,000.00 242,000.00 242,000.00 Notes Scope I adjustment Scope 2 amendment Scope 1 adjustment Scope 3 amendment Scope 1 amendment C2VSIm Model S:\Accounting\KRGSA\report of receipts and disbursements 2017CM - Todd 7/25/20195:10 PM 11/16/2018 683354 62306-09-18 11/8/2018 21,405 22 pp 173 029 00 146,298 00 3,220.85 pp 186,779 15 242,000.00 11/16/2018 683354 62307-09-18 11/8/2018 173 029 00 32,255.42 114,042 58 186,779 IS 242,000.00 12/14/2018 684474 62306-10-18 12/6/2018 17302900 114,04255 16,628.05 170,15110 242,000.00 12/14/2018 6844]4 6230]-10-18 12/6/2018 173,02900 51,501.56 62,54102 1]0,15110 242,000.00 1/18/2019 685939 62306-11-18 1/10/2019 173,02900 62,54102 1],142.40 153,008]0 242,000.00 1/18/2019 685939 6230]-11-18 1/10/2019 1]3,029 00 34,8]].9] 2],663 OS 153,008 ]0 242,000.00 2/15/2019 68]1S3 62306-12-18 2/7/2019 17302900 27,6630S 12,040.60 140,96810 242,000.00 2/15/2019 68]1S3 6230]-12-18 2/7/2019 17302900 19,928.]0 ],]3435 140,96810 242,000.00 3/15/2019 688415 62306-12-18 3/12/2019 17302900 ],]3435 21,215.36 119,]5274 242,000.00 3/15/2019 688415 62307-12-18 3/12/2019 17302900 3,711.33 4,02302 119,75274 242,000.00 3/15/2019 688415 62308-1-19 3/12/2019 17302900 4,02302 119,75274 14,991.51 227,008.49 3/15/2019 688415 62308-1-119 3/12/2019 17302900 4,02302 119,75274 11,124.68 215,583.81 4/12/2019 689644 62306-2-19 4/4/2019 1]3,02900 4,02302 16,756.55 102,99589 215,583.51 4/12/2019 689644 62308-2-19 4/4/2019 1]3,029 00 4,023 02 102,995 89 11,795.76 204,088.05 4/12/2019 689644 62308-1-219 4/4/2019 173 029 00 4,023 02 102,995 89 5,461.77 198,626.28 5/10/2019 690828 62306-3-19 5/2/2019 17302900 4,02302 36,91].21 66,0]868 198,626.28 5/10/2019 690828 6230]-3-19 5/2/2019 17302900 3,601.30 42172 66,0]868 198,626.28 5/10/2019 690828 62308-3-19 5/2/2019 17302900 42172 66,07868 22,16].03 176,459.25 5/10/2019 690828 62308-1-319 5/2/2019 17302900 42172 66,07868 8,667.58 167,791.67 6/14/2019 692563 62306-4-19 6/6/2019 17302900 42172 37,683.32 28,39536 167,791.67 6/14/2019 692563 62308-4-19 6/6/2019 17302900 42172 28,39536 14,532.85 153,258.52 6/14/2019 692563 62308-1-419 6/6/2019 1]3,02900 421]2 28,39536 15,2]4.15 137,984.6] 7/19/2019 694142 62306-5-19 7/11/2019 173,02900 421 ]2 20,525.11 7,8]025 137,984.67 7/19/2019 694142 6230]-5-19 ]/11/2019 17302900 1,6]3.50 (1,251]8) ],8702S 13],984.6] 7/19/2019 694142 62308-S-19 7/11/2019 17302900 (1,251]8) ],87025 15,901.92 122,082.7S 7/19/2019 694142 62308-1-519 7/11/2019 17302900 (1,25178) ],87025 9,909.55 112,173.20 17302900 (1,25178) 7,87025 112,1]320 S:\Accounting\KRGSA\report of receipts and disbursements 2017CM - Todd 7/25/20195:10 PM Kern River GSA Contract Monitoring Worksheet Report information as of June 30, 2019 Kern Groundwater Authority - authorized letter from KRGSA - Sept. 1, 2016 Amount Date Notes Original Contract $ 55,685.00 Sept. 1, 2016 letter agreement Remaining Dara rnk rha,k Invnira Arnim rnnrrarr Authorized for payment by KRGSA on: ueginning oaiance »,oan.uu 6/9/2017 659815 2017 -OS $ 31,146.00 24,539.00 6/1/2017 12/15/2017 668129 2017-35 $ 12,272.00 12,267.00 12/7/2017 5/11/2018 674733 2018-39 $ 10,430.82 1,836.18 5/3/2018 Kern Groundwater Authority - authorized letter from KRGSA - May 3, 2018 Amount Date Notes Original Contract $ 9,535.44 May 3, 2018 letter agreement Remaining Authorized Date COB Check Invoice Amount Contract for payment Paid Number Number Paid Balance by KRGSA on: Beginning Balance $ 9,535.44 8/10/2018 678848 2018-69 $ 9,683.76 (148.32) 8/2/2018 Kern Groundwater Authority - authorized letter from KRGSA - January 10, 2019 (#19-001) Amount Date Notes Original Contract $ 10,278.35 Jan. 10, 2019 letter agreement Remaining Authorized Date COB Check Invoice Amount Contract for payment Paid Number Number Paid Balance by KRGSA on: Beginning Balance $ 10,278.35 3/15/2019 688391 2019-03 $ 10,278.35 - 3/12/2019 S:\Accounting\KRGSA\report of receipts and disbursements 2017CM - KGA 7/25/20195:10 PM TODD G R 0 U 1`4 D W AT E F'Z 2490 Mariner Square Loop, Suite 215 Alameda, CA 94501 510/747-6920 Federal ID # 94-2490748 BILL TO: Kern River Groundwater Sustainability Agency Bakersfield City Clerks Office 1600'1'ruxtun Avenue Bakersfield, CA 93307 Project No: 62306 Kern River GSA GSP KRGSA 16-002 DESCRIPTION Professional services in connection with a Groundwater Sustainability Plan. 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KGA FUNDED INVOICE Task #3: Climate Change Baseline Mike Maley Professional Services Subtotal: $1,720.00 Corn mun icat ions Fee @ 2% of Professional Services Total Task #3: $1,754.40 Task #4: Future Sustainability Assessment Mike Maley Professional Services Subtotal: $8,600,00 Corn m un ications Fee @ 2% of Professional Services Outside Consultants: Hydrolytics Standard expense fee @� 15% of total Outside Expenses Total Task $4: $18,708.00 Task #7: Product Coordination Mike Maley Professional Services Subtotal: $537.00 Communications Fee @ 2% of Professional Services Administrative/Secretarial: Cynthia Obuchi Total Task #7: $577.00 Note K FUNDED INV()ICE Im 1=17M DATE INVOICE NO. 7/8/2019 623086-19 HOURS RATE AMOLJNI' 8 215.00 1,720,00 1,720 01.02 34.40 40 215.00 8,600.00 8,600 0,02 172.00 8,640 00 8,640.00 8,640 0.15 1,296.00 2.5 215.00 537.50 537.5 0.02 10.75 0.25 115.00 28.75 June I - June 30 =IV O mDM Invoice G R 0 U N DW A "I"" E R DATE INVOICE NO. 2490 Mariner Square Loop, Suite 215 7/8/2019 623086-19 Alameda, CA 94501 510/747-6920 Federal ID# 94-2490748 BILL TO: Kern River Groundwater Sustainability Ag Attn: Bakersfield City Clerks Office 1600 Truxtun Avenue Bakersfield, CA 93301 Project No: 62308-ProJected Water Budgets DESCRIp'r1ON HOURS RATE AMOUNT 'cask 48: Workshops Mike Maley 16 215.00 3,440.00 Professional Services Subtotal: $3,440.00 Communications Fee (aD 2% of Professional Services 3,440 1%.02 68.80 Outside Expenses: Arntrack 96,00 96.00 Lyft Rides 7.13 7.13 Car Rental and Gas ($75.07 car and $7.40 gas) 82.47 82.47 Hotel Accommodations 123.77 12177 Meal(s) 37.75 37.75 Outside Consultants: Hydrolytics, Inc 2,578.07 2,578.07 Standard expense lee @ 15% of total Outside Expenses 2,925.19 015 438.78 'I"otal Task #8: $6,872.77 Note KGA FUNDED INVOICE June I - June 30 $27,91117 I This invoice is now due mid payable, Batances unpaid over 30 (lays accruc 1.5% interest per nionth. if payment for previous charges has beas ensent, pease e accept our thanks and disregard our reminder of previous unpaid charges, 2M ,c w w µV •r y� MINA IS VIII i� UII� lu�N fw IIIIIIII IWC Il�u IIIIIIIJ m� N�i� � III I► -J *„ N�j IMIII s ra ft w w f w +" w fw ' w MN Yf ff U w N Y Y • t N TOIDI" IM Invoice "I G R, 0 U N DWA717 E R DATE INVOICE NO. 2490 Mariner Square Loop, Suite 215 7/8/2019 62308-1 619 Alameda, CA 94501 510/747-6920 Federal ID# 94-2490748 BILL TO: Kern River Groundwater Sustainability Age Attn: Bakersfield City Clerk's Office 1600 Truxtun Avenue Bakersfield, CA 93301 Project No: 62308-01 Prof. Water Budget DESCRIP,riON HOURS RATE AMOUNT Professional services to develop SGMA projected water budgets. 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Better use of data on water and ecosystems will help us meet growing demands placed on our water resources by climate change, population growth and other factors. Data on climate change impacts, for example, can help shape local agencies' infrastructure investments to protect water reliability for their customers. Other types of data can help state agencies better understand where Californians are most vulnerable to drought, flood, and water quality impacts, which allows state government and local communities to strengthen resilience before the next crisis strikes. Data is also critical to implement key state goals such as the implementation of the Sustainable Groundwater Management Act (SGMA). For SGMA, groundwater data allows local agencies to set baselines and benchmarks for achieving groundwater sustainability and is necessary to identify opportunities to increase groundwater recharge and enable water trading where local water users find it useful. Assembly Bill 1755 (AB 1755), the Open and Transparent Water Data Act passed in 2016, acknowledges the tremendous potential of California's water data. It requires the California Department of Water Resources (DWR), in consultation with the State Water Resources Control Board (Water Board), the California Department of Fish and Wildlife (DFW), and the California Water Quality Monitoring Council (Council), to make available important water and ecosystem data for widespread use. In response, DWR convened a broad Partner Agency Team comprised of the entities listed above and other state agencies that have data, expertise, and interest in implementing AB 1755. The Partner Agency Team then developed an Ali 175. Str2te.gl.c I I2r7 to guide AB 1755 implementation. Implementing the AB 1755 Strategic Plan promises to improve water decision-making by making water and ecosystem data more accessible, useful, and ultimately well -utilized. To achieve this potential, the strategic plan acknowledges that broad public engagement is essential. Accordingly, the Partner Agency Team has convened collaborative venues and workshops to engage stakeholders and experts. A technical group is helping develop data standards and protocols, a UC Berkeley team spearheaded a set of sample use cases to demonstrate the connection between decisions and data, and public "water data challenges" have been developed that provide opportunity for civic engagement. Development of a shared governance model to coordinate water data will build upon this public engagement and collaboration and will ensure that AB 1755 is implemented in a manner that enables data to be accessible, useful and well -utilized. For this governance model, AB 1755 authorizes DWR to "...partner with an existing nonprofit organization, with a new nonprofit organization that the department creates..., or with another state agency to create, operate, or maintain, or any combination thereof, the platform." The Partner Agency Team has opted to expand investment in two existing platforms, the data.ca.gov and data.cnra.ca.gov platforms, rather than create totally new data platforms. These two state government data platforms will be "federated," meaning that they will be made interoperable. Besides avoiding redundancy, creating a federation of data platforms enables connection with other federal and local data platforms that meet state standards and protocols. This approach provides the potential to exponentially expand data access and utilizations. The Strategic Plan recognizes that responsibility and authority over publishing state data and operating state-run portals needs to remain with state agencies but that a "shared governance space will provide the organizational infrastructure to support broad engagement, investment, adoption, and persistence of open data infrastructure" ( 2y_e.rr7.in California's �.per7.._` gj. tr Qata lrifrastructure p.2). ..............................................................................., p Inclusive engagement by a broad range of stakeholders will be enabled by the formation of a Water Data Consortium, which has been developed by the Water Foundation and other stakeholders and refined by the Water Data Advisory Council, a body convened by the Governor's Office of Planning and Research. The Consortium has been designed to enable broad stakeholder participation; a continuous discourse centered around the needs of water data users; a shared venue for dialog and collaborative projects; and a dialogue to inform the state's own use of water data. The Consortium steering committee will include state agency representatives, water managers, NGOs, and others with expertise on water data. The California Natural Resources Agency, the California Environmental Protection Agency, and the members of the Partner Agency Team support the creation of a Water Data Consortium and commit to close coordination between state agencies and the activities of the Consortium. Our vision for the relationship between the state agencies and the Consortium is outlined in the attached table. We welcome the Consortium's initial focus on streamlining data submissions to state agencies. We greatly appreciate the commitment and investment being made by a broad range of groups and leaders working to create the Consortium. This shared effort provides an early example of the collaborative spirit we expect the Consortium to nurture. Sincerely, ' Wade Crowfoot Jared Blumenfeld Secretary for Natural Resources Secretary for Environmental Protection Partner Agency Team Partner Agency Team Members Department of Water Resources Karla Nemeth, Director Kamyar Guivetchi Christina McCready Department of Fish and Wildlife Chuck Bonham, Director Tom Lupo State Water Resources Control Board Joaquin Esquivel, Chair Greg Gearhart Rafael Maestu Water Quality Monitoring Council Nicholas Martorano, Executive Director Nicholas Martorano California Natural Resources Agency Wade Crowfoot, Secretary Tim Garza David Harris Delta Stewardship Council Susan Tatayon, Chair George Isaac California Government Operations Agency Marybel Batjer, Secretary Stuart Drown Angelica Quirarte Governor's Office of Planning and Research Kate Gordon, Director Debbie Franco Open Water Data Infrastructure Activities Consortium Partner Agency Team Gather feedback from stakeholders and make Collect, federate, and make available water and recommendations to improve data collection and ecosystem data. publication by state agencies. Gather feedback from stakeholders and make Maintain and expand federation of existing and recommendations to improve federation of existing and future data portals. new data portals. Develop shared data standards and protocols for voluntary Adopt and implement state standards and protocols. adoption by organizations external to the state. Solicit input on and develop recommendations to improve Consider and possibly implement recommendations for the process of data submission to the state. streamlining local agency data submission to the state. Develop pathway to leverage non -state funding for AB 1755 Ensure adequate state funding for state responsibilities related activities. related to AB 1755. Y H Promote innovation and lay the groundwork for pursuit of Consider new opportunities developed by the new opportunities. Consortium. Build trust with data producers, providers, users, and Build trust with data producers, providers, users, and consumers. consumers. Create a venue for stakeholders that includes state Evaluate progress on the implementation of the open agencies to identify shared benchmarks and performance water data infrastructure towards achieving identified measures to ensure that water and ecological data are shared benchmarks and performance measures. sufficient, accessible, useful, and used. Develop, collect, and recommend use cases to increase Prioritize data transformation to serve use effective decision making. cases, as appropriate and feasible. Recommend strategic direction for data standards, Collaborate with the Consortium on updates to the AB federation, and operation and maintenance of the data 1755 Strategic Plan, as needed to support water platform. management Programs or Parameters Frequency Objectives Data Portals AB -3030 and Water Level Semiannual to Water quality monitoring is optional; when SB -1938 Water Quality Annual conducted, parameters are limited to ag suitability analysis. Data is rarely made available to the public. ILRP Water Level Annual Monitor impacts of agricultural and fertilizer Water Quality Every 5 years applications on first encountered groundwater. CV -SALTS Water Quality Monthly Monitoring required via individual WDR Orders. Evaluates degradation potential from wastewaters discharged to land application areas. SDWIS Public Water Sample Demonstrate compliance with Drinking Water System Frequency Standards through monitoring and reporting Water Quality Varies water quality data, and system compliance and between status. Compliance weekly and Information once every 3 years DOGGR Water Quality Annually Monitor the quality of water injected for the UIC Program purposes of disposal or enhanced oil recovery, via the state's injection control program. DOGGR Water Level As Required Develop groundwater monitoring criteria SB -4 Water Quality Quarterly related to Oil and Gas Well Stimulation and implement a groundwater monitoring program. Geotracker Water Level Monthly Monitor the quality of produced oil field water WDR for Oil Water Quality that is disposed of via percolation or, in some fields cases, by beneficial reuse in permanent tree crop or pasture irrigation. GAMA. Water Level Water levels Collaboration Water Quality 2x/yr Improve statewide comprehensive groundwater monitoring. with SWRCB, RWQCB, Water quality Increase the availability to the general public of DWR, DPR, once every 3 groundwater quality and contamination NWIS, years information. LLNL Geotracker Water Level Depends on Records database for cleanup program sites, and DTSC Water Quality program. permitted waste dischargers, Envirostor Monthly, Semiannually, Annually, etc. CASGEM Water Level Monthly Department Pesticides Annual DPR samples ground water to determine of Pesticide (1) whether pesticides with the potential to Regulations pollute ground water are present in ground water, (2) the extent and source of pesticide contamination, and (3) the effectiveness of regulatory mitigation measures. Urban Water Water Level Monthly/Ann Reported in years that end in 0 and 5. Plans Management Water Quality ual require water quality characterization but does Plans not mandate an additional monitoring program. Water quantity data is used to demonstrate that the municipality's existing infrastructure has 20 -year supply capacity that matches their projected demand. Generally, the data collected is the same as SDWIS data. AB 1249 Water Quality Every 5 years Provides funding to prepare a water quality chapter in Integrated Regional Water Management Plans (IRWM) to characterize groundwater quality with consideration for nitrate, arsenic, perchlorate or hexavalent chromium. Data used comes from SDWIS, AB 3030 and SB 1938 Annual Water Level Biannual Requires all public water systems to report on Reports to Water Quality water quality (nitrate only), water level Drinking Per Capita monitoring, total water produced, NEW in Water Usage 2019: report on the 6 sustainability indicators. Program Consumer Water Quality Annual Uses same data reported to SDWIS and Confidence uploaded with Annual Reports. Focuses on Reports aggregated data with health effects information on regulated constituents. California Water Data Consortium: Data Streamlining Pilot California took a major step forward by passing the Open and Transparent Water Data Act (AB 1755) in 2016. To identify the most critical needs to implementing AB 1755, the Governor's Office of Planning and Research convened a Water Data Advisory Council in 2018-2019. This Council recommended the creation of a Water Data Consortium and a set of initial activities including a data streamlining pilot project. The California Natural Resources Agency, the California Environmental Protection Agency, and top administration officials overseeing water issues have pledged their support to the Consortium and its mission. Priority Consortium Activity: Data Streamlining Pilot The Consortium will develop protocols for streamlined data reporting to state agencies that reduce redundancies and increase transparency and efficiency. Streamlining data reporting offers multiple benefits, including: • Time and expense savings • Greater trust in the utility of open water data • Early adoption of standards that accelerate data federation • Near-term achievements that simultaneously help water users and regulatory agencies Water Data Consortium: Data Streamlining Pilot Pilot Project The Consortium will focus on the potential overlapping reporting requirements identified by stakeholders, including: Groundwater elevation reporting for SGMA, CASGEM, the Irrigated Lands Regulatory Program, and the S134 Oil and Gas Monitoring Program Requirements associated with the Electronic Annual Report, conservation reporting, and urban water management plan reporting Requirements under AB 3030, SB 1938, and SDWIS "We welcome the Consortium's initial focus on streamlining data submissions to state agencies. "We greatly appreciate the commitment and investment being made by a broad range of groups and leaders working to create the Consortium. This shared effort provides an early example of the collaborative spirit we expect the Consortium to nurture." -- Secretary Wade Crowfoot and Secretary Jared Blumenfeld, April 2019 How Will the Pilot Work? The Water Data Consortium will operate as a nonprofit organization with a core staff that is nimble, opportunistic, and up-to-date on technology and open data advances. The Consortium with develop and implement recommendations for streamlining data submitted to state agencies in cooperation with agency staff. 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