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City of Marina GSA

3-004.01 SALINAS VALLEY 180/400 FOOT AQUIFER

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AGSA Eligibility Determination

  1. The groundwater basin the City of Marina intends to manage is within the City's jurisdictional limits with land use responsibilities. The City is electing to become a GSA for a portion of the southwest 180/400 Foot Aquifer Subbasin within its jurisdictional limits and is bounded by the Pacific Ocean along the western border.
  2. No

BDecision to Become a GSA

  1. 03/20/2018
  2. GSA Hearing Notice.pdf (70.7kB) Uploaded on 04/17/2018 at 02:22PM
  3. GSA Resolution.pdf (193.4kB) Uploaded on 04/17/2018 at 02:22PM
  4. The City currently has authority for review and approval of land uses within the City limits which includes lands within the proposed GSA boundary. Formation of the GSA gives the City the authority to regulate groundwater uses within the GSA boundary. 2018_04_16_16_51_28.pdf (1.1MB) Uploaded on 04/17/2018 at 02:22PM

CType of GSA Formation and Contact Information

    City of Marina GSA
  1. Brian McMinn
  3. SINGLE

DMap & Service Area Boundaries

  1. 3-004.01 SALINAS VALLEY 180/400 FOOT AQUIFER
  2. CityMarina_GSAappMap_Apr18.pdf (785.9kB) Uploaded on 04/17/2018 at 02:29PM
  3. marina_limits_mask.zip (728.6kB) Uploaded on 04/17/2018 at 02:31PM
  4. CityofMarinaGSA.zip (11.6kB) Uploaded on 04/17/2018 at 02:29PM
  5. The service area boundary for all services provided by the City of Marina is the City?s jurisdictional limits. The GSA boundary is a portion within the City?s boundary that does not receive water and sewer service from the Marina Coast Water District.

ERequired Documents

  1. The City has identified the following interested parties pursuant to Water Code Section 10723.2: 1. Local Water Districts within or adjoining the GSA: a. Marina Coast Water District 2. Holders of Overlying Groundwater Rights: agricultural and domestic well owners, municipal well operators and public water systems: a. Armstrong Ranch b. CEMEX 3. Surface Water Users: a. Monterey One Water and Monterey County Water Resources Agency for the Castroville Seawater Intrusion Project 4. Environmental Users of groundwater: a. Fort Ord Dunes State Park b. Marina Beach State Park 5. Local Land Use Planning Agencies: a. City of Marina b. County of Monterey 6. Federal Government: a. No federal lands are within the City?s proposed GSA management area. 7. California Native American Tribes: a. None within the City?s proposed GSA management area. 8. Disadvantaged Communities: a. None identified 9. Entities listed in California Water Code Section 10927 that are monitoring and reporting groundwater elevations in all or part of the basins to be managed by the City as the designated GSA: a. Monterey County Water Resources Agency b. Salinas Valley Basin Groundwater Sustainability Agency 10. Other Entities: a. Marina Coast Water District GSA b. GSAs that may be formed to manage other portions of the 180/400 Foot Aquifer Subbasin c. California-American Water Company
  2. CityMarina_GSAappMap_Apr18.pdf (785.9kB) Uploaded on 04/18/2018 at 02:51PM
  3. The City has not adopted any new bylaws, ordinances, or new authorities in electing to become a GSA.