The San Diego Regional Water Quality Control Board adopted Investigative Order No. R9-2019-0014 in June 2019, requiring regulated parties to submit technical and monitoring reports to quantify the sources and transport pathways of human fecal material to the lower San Diego River watershed. The regulated parties include all the NPDES permittees in the lower San Diego River watershed with the potential to contribute human fecal material. The Investigative Order also stipulates which human fecal sources and pathways to investigate and the timeline on which to report the results of the study.
Steering Committee Meetings
2019_08_27
2019_09_30
2019_10_25
2019_11_18
2019_11_26
2019_12_06
2020_03_12
2020_04_23
2020_07_21
2020_09_17
2021_06_10
2021_09_07
2022_03_28
2022_04_14
2022_09_12
2023_03_30
2023_08_31
2024_02_06
Technical Committee Meetings
2019_11_15
2020_08_12
2020_12_18
2021_10_01
2022_05_8-9
2022_09_21
Reports
Work Plans
2019_12_12
2020_03_26
2020_05_06
2023_05_08
2023_10_30
Semi Annual Reports
2019_10_30
2020_04_30
2020_10_30
2021_04_30
2021_10_30
2022_04_30
2022_10_30
2023_05_01
2023_10_30
Contacts
Technical Contact: Ken Schiff, Southern California Coastal Water Research Project
Administrative Contact: Neil Searing, County of San Diego
James Smith, San Diego Regional Water Quality Control Board