Sierra Valley Groundwater Management District GSA
5-012.01 SIERRA VALLEY SIERRA VALLEY
Point of Contact Information
AGSA Eligibility Determination
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The Sierra Valley Groundwater Management District (SVGMD) was created through California special act legislation (SB 1391 in 1980) for the specific purpose of implementing sustainable management and regulation of groundwater aquifers, underlying its jurisdiction within Sierra Valley (including Department of Water Resources Bulletin 118 subbasin 5-12.01). The SVGMD was formed under a joint powers agreement between Plumas County and Sierra County.
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YesSVGMD District Boundary.zip (4.8kB) Uploaded on 03/31/2017 at 04:53PM
BDecision to Become a GSA
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03/13/2017
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SVGMD GSA notification.pdf (2.1MB) Uploaded on 03/31/2017 at 04:44PM
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CType of GSA Formation and Contact Information
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Einen Grandi
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Sierra Valley Groundwater Management District GSA
DMap & Service Area Boundaries
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5-012.01 SIERRA VALLEY SIERRA VALLEY
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District AND Subbasin boundaries.pdf (163.6kB) Uploaded on 03/31/2017 at 01:35PM
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SVGMD District Boundary.zip (4.8kB) Uploaded on 03/31/2017 at 04:50PM
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GSA Boundary.zip (30.4kB) Uploaded on 03/31/2017 at 04:51PM
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District AND Subbasin boundaries.pdf (163.6kB) Uploaded on 03/31/2017 at 04:59PM
ERequired Documents
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The SVGMD has identified the following interested parties as defined in Water Code Section 10723.2. The SVGMD will consider all beneficial uses and users of groundwater within the Sierra Valley Groundwater Subbasin. The SVGMD will engage with and encourage feedback from interested parties during GSP development. While this list may be altered during GSP development, current interested parties include: All property owners in SVGMD and Sierra Valley Basin outside District; all Agricultural Producers; City of Loyalton; City of Loyalton Planning Commission; Sierraville Public Utilities District; Calpine Water District; Sierra County Water System; Plumas County Planning Department; Plumas County Planning Commission; Plumas County Flood Control District and Water Conservation District; Sierra County Planning Department; Sierra County Planning Commission; Sierra County Flood Control and Water Conservation District; US Forest Service; BLM; Grizzly Ranch CSD; California Dept. of Fish & Wildlife; Plumas Audubon Society; The Nature Conservancy; Plumas-Sierra Community Food Council; Plumas-Sierra Cattlemen?s Association; Farm Bureau (local); Tribal contact lists (Mountain Maidu, Washoe); and the Sierra Valley Watermaster.
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Plumas County has passed a resolution to become the GSA for the small section of the Sierra Valley sub-basin that extends outside Sierra Valley Groundwater District boundaries. Plumas County GSA map.pdf (1.7MB) Uploaded on 03/31/2017 at 01:45PM
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No new bylaws, ordinances, or other authorities were adopted in conjunction with the District's decision to become the GSA.