Spring 2012 Regulatory Program Changes Include Groundwater Monitoring Timeline and Outreach Meetings Groundwater Monitoring Other Plan Elements Next Steps

Fall 2011

• State Regulatory Program proposes expansion to include discharges to groundwater
• New Tier Regulatory Structure
• Farm- Specific Evaluations / Nutrient Plans
• Increased Program Fees
• Litigation Pending
• Coalition Role
• Next Steps

Spring 2011

• Kings River Water Quality
• Looking Foward for the Irrigated Lands Program
• Reasons Coalition Membership is Important
• What the Coalition Fee Covers
• Agencies that Represent Kings River Water Quality Coalition Members

Spring 2008

• Proposed Changes in Coalition Membership Rules
• New Monitoring Allows Flexibility, Draft of Program Is Underway

Summer 2007

• State Water Quality Fees Paid By Growers
• New Agency Being Formed To Take Over Kings Coalition
• Irrigated Lands Workshops Will Be Offered November 5
• "Big Coalition" Continues Work In Water Quality
• Kings River Water Quality Remains Very Good

Winter 2006-2007

• Surge In Sign ups Boosts Kings Ag Waiver Acreage
• Coalition Enrollment Still Possible Under Some Conditions
• Kings River Quality Is Excellent, Data Shows
• Website To Visit To Learn More On Ag Discharge Rules

Summer 2006

• Coalition's Budget Affected By Fees
• Reasons You Should Join A Coalition

Spring 2005

• KRCD’s Monitoring Finds No Problems
• Regional Water Board Update