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Revised WDRs for Setton Pistachio and Porterville Citrus Terra Bella Processing Facilities

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The Revised Waste Discharge Requirements (WDRs) issued by the Central Valley Regional Water Quality Control Board, Region 5 - Fresno, regulate the discharge of processing wastewater from the Setton Pistachio and Porterville Citrus facilities located at 9370 Road 234, Terra Bella, California. These requirements authorize the discharge of process wastewater specifically to existing ponds and irrigated agricultural lands. The regulations establish a maximum daily discharge of 3.0 mgd and a total annual discharge of 80 million gallons for pistachio process wastewater, while citrus process wastewater is limited to a maximum daily discharge of 0.08 mgd. The project is classified as a special notice under NAICS code 541620 and was formally processed in June 2026. According to the Notice of Exemption, the project is exempt from further CEQA review under categorical exemption 15301, as the revisions involve minor alterations to existing facilities without significant expansion. Administrative oversight is managed by Supervising Water Resource Control Engineer Alex Mushegan, with Fernando Rios serving as the manager for the facilities.

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WDRs regulate wastewater discharge limits for Setton Pistachio and Porterville Citrus in California.

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California → Regional Water Quality Control Board, Region 5 - Fresno

Place of Performance

Terra Bella Ave. and Road 236, CA, 93270

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AgencyCalifornia → Regional Water Quality Control Board, Region 5 - Fresno
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California → Regional Water Quality Control Board, Region 5 - Fresno
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Alex MusheganSupervising Water Resource Control Engineer

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The revised Waste Discharge Requirements (WDRs) will regulate the discharge of pistachio- and citrus-processing wastewater generated by the Setton Pistachio and Porterville Citrus facilities in Terra Bella (collectively, the Terra Bella Processing Facilities). The updated WDRs authorize a maximum daily and total annual discharge of pistachio process wastewater of 3.0 mgd and 80 million gallons, respectively, and allow a maximum daily discharge of citrus process wastewater of up to 0.08 mgd.

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