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Werner Lake Restoration and Water Quality Improvement Planning Project

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The Werner Lake Restoration and Water Quality Improvement Planning Project, managed by the California State Water Resources Control Board, focuses on the development of a comprehensive restoration plan for Werner Lake and Watsonville Creek. The primary objective is to reduce nonpoint source pollutant loads from runoff and remove accumulated agricultural sediments to restore open water areas. The recipient will be responsible for executing several critical planning tasks, including assessing sediment accretion characteristics within the wetland and collaborating with stakeholders and consultants to identify and mitigate agricultural inputs. Additionally, the project involves working with professional consultants to create detailed project designs necessary for the successful restoration of the lake.

General Info

California State Water Board project to restore Werner Lake and improve water quality.

Agency

California → State Water Resources Control Board

NAICS

541620 - Environmental Consulting Services

Place of Performance

Garin Road, CA

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PostedAug 24

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AwardedNov 4

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AgencyCalifornia → State Water Resources Control Board

Contacts2 people available

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Organization / AgencyCalifornia → State Water Resources Control Board

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Jessica LeonardNonpoint Source Program Manager

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Andrea WoolfolkProject Director

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The applicant will develop a Werner Lake Restoration Plan, a proposal to reduce nonpoint source pollutant loads from runoff to Werner Lake/Watsonville Creek and to remove accumulated agricultural sediments to restore open water. The Recipient will complete planning tasks to restore Werner Lake by 1) assessing sediment accretion characteristics in the wetland, 2) working with consultants and stakeholders to identify agricultural inputs and strategies to decrease those inputs, and 3) working with consultants to develop project designs.

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