ARVIN-EDISON WATER STORAGE DISTRICT · Page 2 of 10 • Substantial recharge has occurred in 2019 (72,591 AF) • Provided ample surface supplies, wellfields are not expected to operate

REPORT OF DISTRICT OPERATIONS

January 2020

20401 East Bear Mountain Blvd. Mailing: P.O. Box 175 Arvin, CA 93203-0175

Phone: 661-854-5573 Fax: 661-854-5213 E-mail: [email protected] www.aewsd.org

ARVIN-EDISON WATER STORAGE DISTRICT

Installation of Forrest Frick Pumping Plant Unit #6

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WATER SUPPLY Friant Division Central Valley Project (CVP)

• Current 2019 Water Year allocation summary as follows: o Residual 100% Class 1 (40,000 AF) o unlimited Uncontrolled Season (UcS) Class 2 through July 15 o multiple Unreleased Restoration Flows (URF) supply allocations (District share)

▪ 37,000 AF block (8,229 AF) by March 31st ▪ 95,000 AF block (22,374 AF) by April 30th ▪ 76,000 AF block (16,902 AF) by May 27th ▪ 76,000 AF black (22,258 AF) by the end of UcS ▪ 22,800 AF block (5,507 AF) by the end of UcS ▪ 3,800 AF schedulable block (858 AF) by August 31st

o two (2) RWA or $10 per AF supply windows o two (2) Section 215 supply windows

• Exhibit “A” provides additional supply information including pre-use supplies taken in Feb 2019

San Joaquin River Restoration Program (SJRRP)

• The 2019 Runoff Year was final at 2,740,000 AF of natural river runoff in the SJR watershed, which is a “Wet” year type pursuant to SJR settlement and accordingly, the SJRRP would receive 556,542 AF of water supply

• District’s RWA credit beginning balance is approximately 96,000 AF (subject to reconciliation and staff review). RWA credits allow the District to purchase water for $10/AF during wet periods when RWA water is declared (District utilized 5,370 AF)

• District executed a 2:1 exchange (San Luis Reservoir supply for Friant supply) that net an additional 4,000 AF of Friant water

• The 2020 Runoff Year was initially estimated at 928,000 AF of natural river runoff in the SJR watershed, which is a “Dry” year type pursuant to SJR settlement and accordingly, the SJRRP would receive 212,909 AF of water supply

Shasta System CVP

• The 2019 allocation remains at 75% State Water Project (SWP)

• The 2019 allocation remains at 75%

• The initial 2020 SWP allocation increased to 15% on the 24th Kern River

• 2019 supplies are approximately 180% of average

• District has executed exchange agreements with two Kern River districts (Friant uncontrolled season for Kern River this summer)

Water Bank Facilities

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• Substantial recharge has occurred in 2019 (72,591 AF)

• Provided ample surface supplies, wellfields are not expected to operate in the remainder of 2019

Metropolitan Water District (MWD) Water Management Program

• MWD beginning balance was 153,232 AF in water bank reserves

• The District obtained its tenth consecutive year approval from the State Water Resources Control Board regarding a Petition for a Consolidated Place-of-Use (CPOU), which now expires on July 15, 2020

• The CPOU petition includes the ability to exchange all types of Arvin-Edison supplies with MWD including unbalanced exchanges

• The District’s 10-year NEPA documentation is complete and approved until March 21, 2024. Staff, along with MWD, DWR, and Reclamation continue pursuit of a long-term CPOU approval through November 2035

• MWD return for the 2019 Water Year was completed (10,975 AF) during a Friant Uncontrolled Season (reduces the account balance to 142,257 AF)

Rosedale-Rio Bravo Water Management Program

• 2019 beginning account balance of water is 58,671 AF

• District banked approximately 33,757 AF in 2019; with a corresponding 16,879 AF increase to the balance (75,550 AF)

• District received long-term USBR approval (through 2035) for the RRB Program in November 2019

Kern Delta Water District:

• Staff continues meeting with KDWD staff to discuss water management opportunities including joint partnership in groundwater recharge facilities and additional interconnection facilities

• KDWD wheeled MWD supplies through the Intake Canal (approximately 5,600 AF) District Partnerships: The District has participated in water management programs with the following districts/agencies in Water Year 2019:

Buena Vista Water Storage District Madera Irrigation District Chowchilla Water District Metropolitan Water District City of Bakersfield Pixley Irrigation District County of Fresno Porterville Irrigation District County of Tulare Rosedale-Rio Bravo Water Storage District Delano-Earlimart Irrigation District San Joaquin River Restoration Program Hills Valley Irrigation District San Luis Water District Kaweah Delta Water District Shafter-Wasco Irrigation District Kern Delta Water District Saucelito Irrigation District Kern Tulare Water District Terra Bella Irrigation District Kern Water Bank Tri Valley Water District Laguna Irrigation District Tulare Irrigation District Liberty Canal Company Westside Mutual Water Company Lost Hills Water District

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WATER DEMAND

• District surface water deliveries for the month were 867 AF, which includes: o 66 AF of In-Lieu Contract deliveries o 76 AF of Temporary Water Contract deliveries o 725 AF of Surface Water Service Area deliveries

• The following is a summary of surface water deliveries for January 2020:

January 2020 Year to Date Historical 2019 WY Historical 2019 WY

Turnout Deliveries 1,960 725 131,285 105,945

In-Lieu Deliveries - 66 - 857

Temporary Water 76 15,092

Spreading - 328 - 72,591

Total 1,960 1,195 131,285 194,485

• Exhibit “B” illustrates the delivery data

• The month's peak daily in-District demand was 78 cfs, which occurred on the 31st

• Exhibit "C-1” details Canal Water Quality information

• Exhibit “C-2” presents the Aquatic Pest Control Treatments ($14,979) GENERAL

• Staff continued coordinating efforts on the In-Lieu Service Area and the Groundwater Service Program, which kicked off in January with the installation of PWRPA meters at three (3) sites

• On the 7th, one (1) employee service award was recognized: Land Clerk Mary Hough (15 Years)

• On the 16th, District staff attended a Defensive Driver Training Class

• Staff continued progress on District website development which launched on the 1st

• District vehicles consumed an estimated 4,100 gallons of fuel during the month (average fuel efficiency of 11.4 mpg)

• There were 295 hours lost due to illness and zero (0) hours lost due to on-the-job injuries with zero (0) employees out on Workers’ Compensation Claim

Engineer-Manager Jeevan Muhar (L) and

Deputy GM David Nixon (R) Presenting Land Clerk Mary Hough a 15-Year Service Award

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• Exhibit "D” highlights precipitation, temperature, and wind speed

• Exhibit "E" summarizes energy consumption and power demand for the water year (approximately 90 million kilowatt hours)

• Exhibit “I” list various meetings for management and engineering staff ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT ACTIVITIES

• Routine activities: o Review and accounting of

District’s water supply and related contracts

o Administration or proposals of water management and wheeling agreements

o Groundwater level surveys and associated exhibits

o Water quality testing o ArcGIS database updates and

maintenance o Inspection/evaluation and/or

repair of cathodic protection rectifiers and test stations

o CIMIS https://cimis.water.ca.gov/Stations.aspx) station management

o Land use/crop surveys with data entry o Sustainable Groundwater Management Act (SGMA) support o Monthly/annual reports regarding water deliveries, water use, and energy use

• Various grant(s) administration (2015 USBR Water Conservation) for the following projects

▪ Groundwater Metering (environmental and construction coordination, semi-annual report)

• NRCS landowner incentive programs assist with implementing various conservation activities, including but not limited to, irrigation system improvements, filtration needs, water/nutrient/pest management, and engine replacement:

o Phone (661) 336-0967 o Website (www.ca.nrcs.usda.gov)

• Other activities: o Administration of on-going water management programs including purchases,

miscellaneous transfer/exchanges, CPOU matters and SJRRP items o Technical support and review of ongoing projects/studies such as

▪ Temporary Water Service or In-Lieu Contract request(s)

• Tejon Expansion with six landowners interested (2,770 acres) ▪ Turnout modification requests

• San Diablo Resources (M21, M30, and M25) ▪ Cathodic protection system upgrades

Construction Continues on the Groundwater Metering Project

https://cimis.water.ca.gov/Stations.aspx

http://www.ca.nrcs.usda.gov/

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▪ Well Replacement Program ▪ Pump Efficiency Testing

• As needed for replaced pumps ▪ Forrest Frick Discharge Pipeline Inspection

• Review services agreement ▪ Sunset Spreading Works

• Kern Delta Water District (KWD) Coordination

• Draft Environmental Initial Study/Negative Declaration ▪ Landowner pipeline replacement (Sycamore Spreading Works)

• Plan revisions with NRCS ▪ Hazard Mitigation Plan update ▪ DiGiorgio Unit In-Lieu Project ▪ Forrest Frick Pumping Plant Unit In-Lieu Project

• Review conceptual pipeline alignment ▪ Forrest Frick Pumping Plant Pipeline/ KDWD Eastside Canal Intertie

• Review design options ▪ Granite Quarry as a potential recharge basin study ▪ Real Time Water Quality Monitoring

• SGMA activities for the month included: o Continued GSP refinement with EKI o Continued coordination meetings and outreach activities o Attended various GSA meetings (KRGSA, WWGSA, and KGA) o Coordinated execution Water Quality Monitoring Well Access Agreements o Reviewed comment letters

• Multiple requests for information were received regarding: o Water supply o Water costs o Historical groundwater levels o Monitoring well conversions o Water quality o Land use data o Easements and/or right-of-way encroachments

▪ Verizon (Intake Canal) ▪ Bakersfield Well & Pump (new Greenfield well on Intake Canal) ▪ Landowner (private pipeline replacement) ▪ Landowner well pump-in (near Hermosa Road on North Canal)

o Reviewing/responding to multiple planning notices ▪ Kern County (various developments/potential facility conflicts) ▪ City of Arvin (General Plan Amendment)

o Reviewed/responded to environmental documents, as necessary

• Attended various Power and Water Resources Pooling Authority (PWRPA) and other power related meetings

o Monthly Board Meeting o Reviewed Slate battery storage cost analysis o Groundwater Service Program startup coordination

• Assisted PWRPA consultants with o Power coordination and monitoring o PWRPA invoice and demand data changes

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o Monthly billing anomalies/meter reconciliations o Meter repairs with inventory change-out o Annual reconciliation o Base Resource contract revisions o PWRPA rate adjustment processing

• Coordinated power outages

• Coordinated meter database changes with PG&E

• Reviewed long-term power management activities o Continued investigation of low head hydro potential (Intake Canal) o Solar proposals (District headquarters) o Reviewed available local solar renewable energy certificates to Western

Renewable Energy Generation Information System (credits to be used by District/PWRPA)

o District-wide PWRPA meter replacement SPREADING WORKS OPERATIONS (WELLFIELDS AND BASINS)

• Exhibit “F” summarizes wellfield production, which totaled 0 AF for the month

• Exhibit “G” summarizes gross direct spreading of 328 AF for the month (canal balancing)

• Exhibits “H-1” and “H-2” summarize current static and/or pumping water in table and graphic forms. Following is a summary of District wellfield repairs:

Field Well # Year HP Reason Work

Sycamore

34** 1970 300 Loss of flow, excessive

vibrations, sanding/brass

Pulled equipment, review options, reviewing

options

Sycamore

32 1970 300 Loss of Flow Pulled equipment, video,

reviewing options

Tejon 82** 1970 300 Loss of production Pulled equipment, video,

found casing damage, reviewing options

Tejon 91** 1970 300 Loss of flow, excessive

vibrations, sand over 30 ppm Pulled equipment, video,

and reviewing options *Back in Service **Multiple Outages (possible failure, likely to be replaced)

• Four (4) out of 83, or 5%, of District wells are currently out of service and consultants are reviewing repair options

• Staff is working with consultants on the Well Replacement Program for four (4) new wells (Tejon Spreading Works (101) and North Canal Spreading Works (N21, N22, and N23))

o North Well N21 was completed to a depth of 950 feet and developed at 75.6 gpm/ft with a flow of 7.4 CFS (3,321 GPM)

o Tejon Well 101 was completed to a depth of 1,320 feet and developed at 89.0 gpm/ft

▪ Pump installation is complete and extension of electrical distribution is anticipated to be completed in February

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o North Well N22 drilling was completed to a depth of 990 feet and developed at about 200 gpm/ft

o Well N23 drilling was completed to a depth of 1020 feet and developed at 280 gpm/ft (new District record!)

o Consultants are designing a discharge pipeline from N22 and N23 to the North Canal

OPERATIONS DEPARTMENT ACTIVITES

• Routine activities: o Operating and monitor the District’s water distribution and delivery systems

including canals, ponds and reservoirs o Conducted monthly safety meetings o Inspected control systems at pumping plants (transducers, Cla-valves, battery

back-ups, etc.) o Assisted personnel in the repair, replacement, and/or maintenance of facilities on

an as-needed basis for the following items: ▪ Replaced flowmeter batteries (turnouts and wells) ▪ Flushed and cleaned various turnouts and appurtenances ▪ Greased North and South side turnout valve operators ▪ Maintained weed control (pumping plants, turnouts, air vents, and

isolation valves) ▪ Cleaned out isolation valve access tubes ▪ Changed lights and panel bulbs ▪ Inspected/replaced water quality warning labels at turnouts ▪ Stenciled facilities (North and South turnouts and isolation valve markers) ▪ Cleaned and/or replaced air-chamber sight glasses ▪ Replaced missing locks and chains (canal gates and turnouts)

o Staff performed end-of-month meter readings at wells, turnouts, and pumping plants (power)

• Additional activities: o Responded to various pump plant alarms (reset and primed laterals) o Reset air vent and isolation valve concrete rings o Operated Lateral N8 in hand to allow for PLC upgrade o Reviewed resumes and conducted interviews for Unit Chief position o Insulated air chamber and stand tank ball valves o Isolated laterals for repair (S93) o Replaced danger signs on pump plant entry gates and fences (District-wide) o Responded to standtank overflow (N41-P2) o Replaced turnout meters (E-63)

• Underground Service Alert (USA) report(s): o District initiated 0 o Responded to 737 USA notices to locate District underground facilities

▪ 22 required marking of District facilities ▪ 635 were renewals ▪ 80 with no conflicts

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• Power outages and/or interruptions involving the following systems: o None

• Laterals Prorates (number of days): o None

MAINTENANCE DEPARTMENT ACTIVITIES

• Routine activities: o Aquatic and terrestrial weed

control, if necessary o Routine gardening and

maintenance at Headquarters and CIMIS station

o Fence repair (Intake Canal) o Cleared out forebays (North and

South Canal) o Assisted other departments as

needed (Pump Shop and Operations)

• Additional activities: o Continued construction for

Groundwater Metering Project (52 sites)

▪ Fabricated spools in the shop ▪ Completed field installation at four (5) sites (30 to date) ▪ Prepped and primer completed sites

o Continued prepping and priming turnouts for paint (North Side) o Continued repairs on MC building (Tejon Spreading Works) o Cleared tumbleweeds (North and South Canal, North Ponds, and N55-P12) o Rebuilt bypass lines (FFPP Unit #6) o Repaired various leaks (E-38 and M-40)

• Mechanic’s shop repair activities: o routine weekly inspection on the fuel tank, gas pumps, and generator o Performed service on the welder and air compressor o Fleet repairs/replacement parts

▪ Brakes (5) ▪ New tires (4) ▪ Tire repairs (3) ▪ Rotors/drums (2) ▪ Batteries (3) ▪ Fuel filters (6) ▪ Fuel pump (1) ▪ Fuel pressure sensor (1) ▪ A/C service/heaters/heater hose (1) ▪ Headlights/tail lights/spotlights/trailer lights/headlight assembly (4) ▪ Wiper blades (4)

Cleaning Out Tumble Weeds (South Canal)

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• Heavy Equipment Repairs o Installed new batteries (welder and backhoe) o Installed new solenoid (compressor)

PUMP DEPARTMENT ACTIVITIES

• Routine pump maintenance activities: o Replacing pump packing o Pump bearing lubrication at various pumping

plants o Inspection and maintenance of air

compressors o Inspection and/or adjustment of travelling water

screens/moss screens.

• Additional activities: o Continued working with Engineering

department and pump vendors on development of Pump Replacement Memo

o Installed new check valve disc (N55-P4 Unit #3, S64-P2, and S73-P2 Unit #1

o Replaced compressor motor (S64-P1 Unit #2) PUMP & MOTOR REPAIR SUMMARY

Pumping

Plant/Wells Unit Size Time/Hours Reason

Vertical Pumps 883 Check Gate 2 11,049 excessive vibrations

Vertical Motors None to Report

Horizontal Pumps None to Report

Horizontal Motors None to Report CONTROLS DEPARTMENT ACTIVITIES

• Routine control activities: o SCADA/radio maintenance or troubleshooting o Monthly and annual inventory o Testing and repair/replacement of distribution system and well facility electrical

components as needed ▪ Starter contactor (1) ▪ Soft start (1) ▪ Communication radio (5) ▪ PLC module (6) ▪ 12 kV transformers (4) ▪ 12 kV fuses (6) ▪ Contact blocks (4) ▪ Circuit breakers (1)

Replacing Pump (883 Checkgate Unit #2)

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• Additional activities: o Programming for SCADA system updates o Worked with contractors on PLC upgrade

and replacement (N8 lateral) o Worked with contractors at FFPP on

control wiring (Units 6, 7, and 8) o Worked with contractors on replacing 12

kV transformers (Tejon Well 84) o Repaired radio communication issues

(N41-P1 and S88-P1) o Worked with contractors on installation and

commissioning of new controls for District gas pump

FORREST FRICK PUMPING PLANT

• 867 AF of water was pumped during the month for in-District demand

• Unit #6 was installed after repairs and checked for rotation

o Startup anticipated to occur in February INTERTIE PUMPING PLANT

• There was no import (gravity delivery) or export (pumped delivery) of water (0 AF) through the Intertie Pipeline Pumping Plant

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FFPP - Butt Strap Joint Installation

(Unit #6 Discharge Head)

EXHIBIT "A-1"


SUPPLY AF %

FRIANT-KERN (F-K)

100% OF 40,000 AF CLASS 1 40,000

44% OF 311,675 AF CLASS 2 (Uncontrolled Season)/RWA 138,382

0% OF 311,675 AF CLASS 2 0

CARRYOVER OF 2018 WATER 0

CLASS 2 PREUSE 12,232

OPERATIONAL SPILL/TEST 0

SJRRP URF TIER 1 BLOCK 1 8,229

SJRRP URF TIER 1 BLOCK 2, 3, 4, AND 5 67,041

SJRRP URF TIER 2 BLOCK 1 858

SJRRP URF TIER 2 BLOCK 3 0

SJRRP PRIORITY URF 532

SJRRP URF EXCHANGES 8,000

RECOVERED WATER ACCOUNT 5,370

WESTSIDE MUTUTAL 9,970

LINDSAY-STRATHMORE 5,336

SUBTOTAL 295,950

FRESNO COUNTY -449

KERN TULARE -21,607

KERN DELTA WD -666

WESTSIDE MUTUAL -28,651

KAWEAH DELTA WCD -10,671

DISTRICT (PRE-USE) -1,980

SHAFTER-WASCO ID -4,000

CITY OF BAKERSFIELD -3,524

PIXLEY ID -2,550

BUENA VISTA WSD -2,378

ROSEDALE RIO BRAVO WSD -31,581

HILLS VALLEY -1,255

TRI VALLEY -239

TULARE COUNTY (HVID) -893

METROPOLITAN WD -5,168

LIBERTY CANAL COMPANY -434

LAGUNA ID -434

CHOWCHILLA WD -750

TOTAL F-K 178,720 80.7%

CROSS VALLEY CANAL (CVC)

RECIRCULATION 7,119

FRESNO COUNTY 2,250

KERN DELTA ART 21 EXCHANGE 995

KERN TULARE 21,607

PIXLEY ID 1,275

CHOWCHILLA WD 4,855

SHAFTER-WASCO ID (RECIRC) 2,000

SHAFTER-WASCO ID (RETURN) -1,135

WESTSIDE MUTUAL (SAN LUIS WD/ TID) 7,620

SJRRP (SAN LUIS) -4,000

TERRA BELLA ID/ SAUCELITO ID/ PORTERVILLE ID 1,001

ROSEDALE RIO BRAVO WSD -2,176

FRESNO COUNTY/ PORTERVILLE ID -3,525

LOSSES -164

TOTAL CVC 37,722 17.0%

STATE WATER PROJECT (AQUEDUCT)

KT EXCHANGE 0

TOTAL AQUEDUCT 0 0.0%

INTERTIE PIPELINE (IPL)

FLOOD EMERGENCY RETURN 532

TOTAL IPL 532 0.2%

KERN RIVER

CITY OF BAKERSFIELD 3,524

BUENA VISTA WSD 1,070

TOTAL IPL 4,594 2.1%

INTAKE CANAL PUMP-IN (IC)

KERN DELTA WELLS 0

KERN DELTA H STREET 0

TOTAL KR 0 0.0%

221,568 100.0%

GROUNDWATER PUMPING

IRRIGATION DEMAND 23

FARM PUMP IN 0

RETURN TO MWD 0

TOTAL PUMPING 23 0.0%

TOTAL WATER SUPPLY 221,591 100.0%

DEMAND

IRRIGATION DEMAND (MARCH-JANUARY) 121,894 55.0%

IRRIGATION DEMAND (FEBRUARY) 2,200 1.0%

SPREADING (MARCH-JANUARY) 72,591 32.8%

SPREADING (FEBRUARY) 2,800 1.3%

RETURN TO MWD 5,861 2.6%

WHEELING 0 0.0%

FLOOD EMERGENCY 532 0.2%

CARRYOVER TO 2020 9,124 4.1%

LOSSES/METERING INACCURACIES 6,589 3.0%

TOTAL DEMAND 221,591 100.0%

2/6/2020

2019 WATER SUPPLY AND DEMAND

TOTAL IMPORT

12,232 PreUse 153,232 2019 Start

40,000 Class 1 (10,975) Extractions

138,382 Class 2 - Recharge

90,030 URF/RWA 142,257 2019 End

3,119 Recirculation

283,763 Total

237,122 2019 Start

107,945 Irrigation (23) Extractions

102,515 Spreading 10,975 MWD Exchange

117,763 Programs 91,540 Gross Recharge

9,124 Carryover 339,614 2019 End

6,753 Losses

344,100 Total

54,779 CVP 75,550 Rosedale

995 SWP 4,290 Westside Mutual

4,594 Kern River - Kaweah Delta

60,368 TOTAL 79,839 Total


Exhibit "A-2"

EXCHANGE/TRANSFER ACCOUNT BALANCE

2019 WATER MANAGEMENT

FRIANT SUPPLY MWD BALANCE

GROUNDWATER

DEMAND CENTERS

3,790

13,152

11,195

18,631

19,644 19,315

16,612

12,421

5,983

284 867

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30,000

45,000

60,000

75,000

90,000

105,000

120,000

135,000

150,000

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2,500

5,000

7,500

10,000

12,500

15,000

17,500

20,000

22,500

25,000

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EXHIBIT "B"ARVIN-EDISON WATER STORAGE DISTRICT

2019 WATER YEAR DELIVERIES

CUMULATIVE for 10 -YEAR AVERAGE(not including prorate years)

ACTUAL CUMULATIVE

Includes Temporary Water Service/In-Lieu, when available

Does not include groundwater pump-in wheeled deliveries

56%Below

Mettler

White Wolf

Tejon

Caliente

Arvin

Edison

2018 Water

Year

10 Year

AverageUnit

85%

39%

74%

39%

71%

47%

positive is below 10-year averagenegative is above 10-year average

2019 WaterYear

10 YearAvg

Unit

7%Below

Date Flow Import TDS pH EC Hardness SAR Gypsum Boron Turbidity

cfs Source mg/l me/l mg/l me/l mg/l me/l mg/l me/l mg/l me/l mg/l me/l mg/l umhos/cm mg/l lbs/AF mg/l NTU

01/14/20 0 FKC(100%) 5.9 0.30 0.7 0.06 4.0 0.17 25 0.41 1.1 0.03 0.74 0.01 27 6.8 45 18 0.4 0.24 ND 4.2

12/06/19 0 CVC(100%) 19.0 0.95 11.0 0.90 49.0 2.11 88 1.44 74.0 2.08 0.85 ND 230 8.0 437 94 2.2 ND 0.11 1.9

11/08/19 175 FKC(81%)/CVC(19%) 5.6 0.28 2.6 0.21 13.0 0.56 28 0.46 14.0 0.39 ND ND 56 7.1 106 25 1.1 ND 0.03 1.7

10/09/19 300 FKC(27%)/CVC(73%) 11.0 0.55 5.3 0.43 16.0 0.69 58 0.95 15.0 0.42 0.55 0.01 86 7.5 163 48 1.0 ND 0.02 6.5

09/12/19 375 FKC(40%)/CVC(60%) 8.6 0.43 4.3 0.35 14.0 0.60 46 0.75 14.0 0.39 0.35 0.01 72 7.8 142 39 1.0 ND 0.05 4.1

08/08/19 305 FKC(59%)/CVC(16%)/Kern River (25%) 5.0 0.25 2.2 0.18 7.2 0.31 28 0.46 8.7 0.24 ND ND 42 7.3 91 21 0.7 0.13 0.09 3.4

07/11/19 600 FKC(100%) 2.0 0.10 0.4 0.03 2.0 0.09 13 0.21 1.1 0.03 ND ND 14 7.2 22 7 0.3 0.35 ND 1.3

06/12/19 760 FKC(100%) 2.6 0.13 0.5 0.04 2.8 0.12 18 0.30 1.1 0.03 ND ND 18 7.0 27 9 0.4 0.50 ND 2.4

05/21/19 300 FKC(100%) 2.8 0.14 0.7 0.06 2.8 0.12 17 0.28 1.7 0.05 ND ND 18 7.1 32 10 0.4 0.32 0.01 3.8

04/12/19 600 FKC(100%) 4.4 0.22 1.0 0.08 4.1 0.18 24 0.39 2.6 0.07 ND ND 26 7.5 50 15 0.5 0.36 0.02 8.1

03/14/19 420 FKC(100%) 4.3 0.22 1.0 0.08 4.6 0.20 23 0.38 2.6 0.07 0.25 0.00 28 7.1 51 15 0.5 0.35 0.02 6.1

02/11/19 250 FKC(100%) 3.5 0.18 0.7 0.06 3.9 0.17 19 0.31 2.9 0.08 0.27 0.00 23 7.4 47 12 0.5 0.37 0.01 9.2

01/16/19 0 FKC(100%) 24.0 1.20 9.4 0.77 53.0 2.28 73 1.20 72.0 2.02 0.53 0.01 240 9.0 446 98 2.3 ND 0.13 1.8

12/18/18 0 FKC(100%) 4.8 0.24 2.0 0.16 9.8 0.42 28 0.46 9.0 0.25 0.23 0.00 45 7.2 86 20 1.0 0.26 0.04 2.1

Average 7.4 0.4 3.0 0.2 13.3 0.6 34.9 0.6 15.7 0.4 0.5 0.0 66.1 7.4 124.5 30.7 0.9 0.3 0.0 4.0

01/14/20 0 FKC(100%) 21.0 1.05 8.8 0.72 44.0 1.90 96 1.57 57.0 1.60 ND ND 200 8.3 366 88 2.0 ND 0.10 7.0

12/06/19 0 CVC(100%) 19.0 0.95 11.0 0.90 47.0 2.03 88 1.44 70.0 1.97 0.42 0.01 220 8.0 407 93 2.1 ND 0.12 3.8

11/08/19 180 FKC(81%)/CVC(19%) 5.2 0.26 2.2 0.18 9.9 0.43 29 0.48 12.0 0.34 ND ND 50 7.1 97 22 0.9 0.15 0.02 5.6

10/09/19 282 FKC(27%)/CVC(73%) 10.0 0.50 5.4 0.44 16.0 0.69 56 0.92 14.0 0.39 0.31 0.01 83 8.0 156 48 1.0 ND 0.03 3.7

09/12/19 120 FKC(40%)/CVC(60%) 8.3 0.42 4.2 0.34 13.0 0.56 50 0.82 13.0 0.37 ND ND 72 7.5 138 38 0.9 0.24 0.06 3.8


07/11/19 260 FKC(100%) 2.1 0.11 0.3 0.03 1.8 0.08 15 0.25 1.5 0.04 ND ND 16 6.8 25 7 0.3 0.49 ND 3.3

06/12/19 470 FKC(100%) 2.8 0.14 0.5 0.04 2.5 0.11 17 0.28 1.1 0.03 0.30 0.00 17 6.8 31 9 0.4 0.38 ND 3.6

05/21/19 185 FKC(100%) 2.7 0.14 0.5 0.04 2.2 0.09 19 0.31 1.3 0.04 ND ND 18 7.1 32 9 0.3 0.59 0.01 5.0

04/12/19 282 FKC(100%) 7.3 0.37 1.0 0.08 4.8 0.21 28 0.46 2.9 0.08 0.21 0.00 33 7.4 51 23 0.4 0.01 0.02 6.3

03/14/19 135 FKC(100%) 4.6 0.23 1.0 0.08 5.0 0.22 25 0.41 3.1 0.09 0.29 0.00 30 7.3 54 15 0.6 0.44 0.04 5.8

02/11/19 30 FKC(100%) 4.0 0.20 0.7 0.06 4.2 0.18 21 0.34 3.2 0.09 0.25 0.00 25 7.4 47 13 0.5 0.36 0.02 5.7

01/16/19 0 Wells(100%) 46.0 2.30 12.0 0.98 55.0 2.37 170 2.79 42.0 1.18 27.00 0.44 340 8.0 582 160 1.9 ND 0.32 4.4

12/18/18 0 AQ(100%) 19.0 0.95 12.0 0.98 61.0 2.63 67 1.10 91.0 2.56 0.18 0.00 260 9.1 477 97 2.7 ND 0.15 2.0

Average 11.3 0.6 4.4 0.4 19.6 0.8 51.0 0.8 22.9 0.6 3.6 0.1 100.9 7.6 182.8 46.2 1.1 2.9 0.1 4.7

01/14/20 0 FKC(100%) 21.0 1.05 8.8 0.72 41.0 1.77 90 1.48 52.0 1.46 ND ND 200 7.8 344 88 1.9 ND 0.08 5.5

12/06/19 0 CVC(100%) 18.0 0.90 10.0 0.82 44.0 1.90 87 1.43 70.0 1.97 ND ND 220 8.1 4406 87 2.1 ND 0.10 4.2

11/08/19 40 FKC(81%)/CVC(19%) 5.7 0.29 2.4 0.20 11.0 0.47 29 0.48 25.0 0.70 0.26 0.00 77 7.1 148 24 0.9 ND 0.04 3.5

10/09/19 140 FKC(27%)/CVC(73%) 10.0 0.50 5.2 0.43 16.0 0.69 56 0.92 16.0 0.45 ND ND 84 7.5 160 47 1.0 ND 0.02 5.4

09/12/19 90 FKC(40%)/CVC(60%) 9.0 0.45 4.8 0.39 15.0 0.65 52 0.85 15.0 0.42 ND ND 78 7.4 156 42 1.0 0.06 0.05 4.5


07/11/19 170 FKC(100%) 2.0 0.10 0.3 0.03 1.7 0.07 15 0.25 0.8 0.02 ND ND 13 6.8 21 6 0.3 0.49 ND 4.5

06/12/19 300 FKC(100%) 2.7 0.14 0.5 0.04 2.6 0.11 18 0.30 1.2 0.03 ND ND 17 6.9 30 9 0.4 0.50 ND 7.0

05/21/19 70 FKC(100%) 2.9 0.15 0.6 0.05 2.2 0.09 18 0.30 1.5 0.04 ND ND 18 7.0 34 10 0.3 0.48 0.01 4.4

04/12/19 80 FKC(100%) 4.5 0.23 0.9 0.08 3.7 0.16 25 0.41 2.7 0.08 ND ND 27 7.3 50 15 0.4 0.48 0.02 8.8

03/14/19 30 FKC(100%) 4.5 0.23 1.0 0.08 4.8 0.21 28 0.46 2.4 0.07 0.19 0.00 29 7.4 51 15 0.5 0.64 0.03 6.8

02/11/19 0 FKC(100%) 6.3 0.32 0.8 0.07 4.1 0.18 28 0.46 2.9 0.08 0.15 0.00 31 7.6 58 19 0.4 0.31 0.02 8.1

01/16/19 0 Wells(100%) 42.0 2.10 11.0 0.90 58.0 2.50 160 2.62 38.0 1.07 24.00 0.39 320 8.3 556 150 2.1 ND 0.37 6.6

12/18/18 0 AQ(100%) 19.0 0.95 11.0 0.90 60.0 2.59 62 1.02 92.0 2.58 0.15 0.00 260 9.2 482 93 2.7 ND 0.12 7.9

Average 11.0 0.6 4.3 0.3 19.5 0.8 50.1 0.8 23.5 0.7 5.0 0.1 101.6 7.5 470.9 45.0 1.1 0.4 0.1 5.8

EXHIBIT "C1"


WATER SUPPLY WATER QUALITY SUMMARY

Calcium Magnesium Sodium Bicarbonate Chloride Nitrate

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Date Flow1 Import TDS pH EC Hardness SAR Gypsum Boron Turbidity

cfs Source mg/l me/l mg/l me/l mg/l me/l mg/l me/l mg/l me/l mg/l me/l mg/l umhos/cm mg/l lbs/AF mg/l NTU

01/14/20 0 FKC(100%) 21.0 1.05 7.0 0.57 36.0 1.55 84 1.38 43.0 1.21 0.24 0.00 170 7.6 303 81 1.8 ND 0.07 4.2

12/06/19 0 CVC(100%) 12.0 0.60 4.9 0.40 22.0 0.95 61 1.00 31.0 0.87 0.19 ND 110 7.5 221 49 1.4 0.08 0.05 4.0

11/08/19 0 FKC(81%)/CVC(19%) 8.8 0.44 3.7 0.30 17.0 0.73 41 0.67 22.0 0.62 0.23 0.00 83 7.4 158 37 1.2 ND 0.05 4.2

10/09/19 0 FKC(27%)/CVC(73%) 10.0 0.50 4.1 0.34 14.0 0.60 46 0.75 12.0 0.34 0.22 0.00 73 8.4 139 42 0.9 ND 0.02 3.6

09/12/19 0 FKC(40%)/CVC(60%) 12.0 0.60 4.9 0.40 17.0 0.73 50 0.82 19.0 0.53 0.27 0.00 92 8.6 176 50 1.1 ND 0.06 4.6


07/11/19 0 FKC(100%) 3.6 0.18 0.4 0.03 1.7 0.07 19 0.31 0.7 0.02 ND ND 17 7.6 29 11 0.2 0.41 ND 8.7

06/12/19 -157 FKC(100%) 3.8 0.19 0.7 0.05 3.4 0.15 20 0.33 1.9 0.05 ND ND 22 7.5 40 12 0.4 0.36 ND 12.0

05/21/19 0 FKC(100%) 6.8 0.34 2.0 0.16 8.1 0.35 35 0.57 10.0 0.28 0.24 0.00 50 7.5 103 25 0.7 0.27 0.03 9.5

04/12/19 0 FKC(100%) 5.2 0.26 1.1 0.09 4.7 0.20 28 0.46 4.4 0.12 ND ND 32 7.5 64 18 0.5 0.44 0.02 7.2

03/14/19 0 FKC(100%) 11.0 0.55 1.9 0.16 6.9 0.30 46 0.75 5.8 0.16 ND ND 55 7.4 108 36 0.5 0.15 0.04 8.4

02/11/19 0 FKC(100%) 20.0 1.00 4.0 0.33 16.0 0.69 78 1.28 14.0 0.39 0.41 0.01 110 7.9 197 66 0.9 ND 0.08 6.0

01/16/19 0 Wells(50%)/AQ(50%) 26.0 1.30 7.1 0.58 58.0 2.50 140 2.30 33.0 0.93 7.00 0.11 240 8.4 436 94 2.6 2.60 0.33 4.6

12/18/18 0 AQ(100%) 21.0 1.05 12.0 0.98 63.0 2.72 96 1.57 95.0 2.67 0.46 0.01 270 8.0 506 100 2.7 ND 0.13 5.8

Average 12.0 0.6 4.0 0.3 19.8 0.9 55.5 0.9 21.5 0.6 1.0 0.0 98.2 7.7 184.4 46.2 1.1 0.6 0.1 6.1

ND: pH:

NA:

EC:

SAR:

SAR = 0 - 3 AND EC > 400 ACCEPTABLE

EXHIBIT "C1"


WATER SUPPLY WATER QUALITY SUMMARY

Calcium Magnesium Sodium Bicarbonate Chloride Nitrate

Water Supply Water Quality Note: 1

Positive flow rate is reverse flow into the District. Where the reported value is ND, the method detection limit is entered.

NONE DETECTED. A MEASURE OF ACIDITY. A pH < 7 IS ACIDIC, pH = 7 IS NEUTRAL,

pH > 7 IS BASIC. NORMAL RANGE IS 6.5 - 8.4. A pH > 8 MAY

NEED TO BE BUFFERED FOR PESTICIDE APPLICATION.

AFFECTS NUTRIENT AVAILABILITY.

NOT AVAILABLE OR NOT TESTED.

mg/l: MILLIGRAMS PER LITER; SAME AS PARTS PER MILLION (ppm).

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Reverse flow into the District South Canal (Sycamore check gate was closed).


Constituent ran past sample hold time.

me/l: MILLEQUIVALENTS PER LITER; SAME AS EQUIVALENTS PER MILLION (epm).

ELECTRICAL CONDUCTIVITY. A MEASURE OF WATER SALINITY;

SOIL - IN MILLIMHOS PER CENTIMETER (mmho/cm); WATER -

MORE OFTEN, IN MICROMHOS PER CENTIMETER (umhos/cm).

EC < 700 (umhos/cm) HAS NO RESTRICTIONS FOR

AGRICULTURAL USE. EC < 200 (umhos/cm) CAN REDUCE

INFILTRATION RATE.

INTAKE: SAMPLE TAKEN AT COTTONWOOD RD. SOUTH OF PANAMA LANE.

NORTH: SAMPLE TAKEN DOWNSTREAM OF SYCAMORE CHECK GATE.

SOUTH: SAMPLE TAKEN DOWNSTREAM OF TEJON CHECK GATE.

INTERTIE: TERMINUS OF SOUTH CANAL (S93 FOREBAY).

EVALUATE WITH EC.

SODIUM: FOR SURFACE IRRIGATION: SAR < 3 IS GOOD. FOR SPRINKLER IRRIGATION: SODIUM < 3 me/l IS

GOOD. HARDNESS: HARD WATER, INDICATING CALCIUM AND MAGNESIUM, IS

BENEFICIAL FOR AGRICULTURE.

NITRATE: NITRATE IN WATER SLIGHTLY REDUCES FERTILIZER REQUIREMENT.

BICARBONATE: BICARBONATE < 1.5 me/l IS SATISFACTORY FOR OVERHEAD SPRINKLERS.

SODIUM ADSORPTION RATIO. A RATIO OF SODIUM TO CALCIUM

AND MAGNESIUM. CHLORIDE: FOR SURFACE IRRIGATION CHLORIDE < 4 me/l IS GOOD.

TDS: TDS < 450 IS ACCEPTABLE FOR UNRESTRICTED USE.

SAR = 3 - 6 AND EC > 900 ACCEPTABLE

GYPSUM: AMOUNT OF CALCIUM SULFATE IN POUNDS PER ACRE-FOOT OF WATER APPLIED. INCREASES WATER

PERMEABILITY AND HELPS CORRECT EXCESS SODIUM. INCREASES CLAY FLOCCULATION FOR

INCREASING PERMEABILITY.BORON: BORON < 0.50 mg/l IS SATISFACTORY FOR ALL CROPS.

EXCESSIVE BORON IS PHYTOTOXIC (BURNS) TO PLANTS.

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Intake

Stine Bal. PP PP PP Syc. Syc. PP PP Tej. Tej. 615 729 883 Spill Intertie

Siphon Res. 24P1 41P1 55P1 Ponds Check 32P1 38P1 Ponds Check Check Check Check Way Forbay353+87 145+00 237+00 326+50 413+10 546+00 576+50 664+30 291+50 386+30 458+40 615+00 729+10 883+00 885+45 900+27

01/06/20

01/13/20 54 54

01/20/20

01/27/20

02/03/20

02/10/20

02/17/20

02/24/20

03/02/20

03/09/20

03/16/20

03/23/20

03/30/20

04/06/20

04/13/20

04/20/20

04/27/20

05/04/20

05/11/20

05/18/20

05/25/20

06/01/20

06/08/20

06/15/20

06/22/20

06/29/20

07/06/20

07/13/20

07/20/20

07/27/20

08/03/20

08/10/20

08/17/20

08/24/20

08/31/20

09/07/20

09/14/20

09/21/20

09/28/20

10/05/20

10/12/20

10/19/20

10/26/20

11/02/20

11/09/20

11/16/20

11/23/20

11/30/20

12/07/20

12/14/20

12/21/20

12/28/20

Material Labor Total Shaded weeks are actual

$0 $0 $0

$0 $0 $0 Phycomycin (hydrogen peroxide) treatment (lbs) for algae (broadcast)

$0 $0 $0 Endothall treatment (gal) for milfoil/basins (injected)

$0 $0 $0

$14,979 $0 $14,979 Sonar/Clearcast/RoundUp Custom/MSO (gal)

$14,979 $0 $14,979 Winter Maintenance

$105,928 2019

$235,599 2018

$222,685 2018$186,034 2017

$262,734 2016

$367,563 2015

$528,770 2014

$504,159 2013

$233,449 2012

$24,969 2011

$226,466 2010

$341,506 2009

$464,165 2008

EXHIBIT "C-2"


2020 AQUATIC PEST CONTROL TREATMENTS TO CANALS & SPREADING BASINS

Treatment Weeks

(Monday)

Te

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-58

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Captain/Nautique

Spreading Basins

Total

Phycomy

Cascade

FE

B

37

-66

MA

Y

51

-55

MA

RA

PR

43

-67

51

-79

63

-93

JU

NE

41

-71

Copper treatment (gal/lbs) for algae and pondweed (injected/broadcast)

DE

C

40

-59

66

-96

JU

LA

UG

66

-96

60

-89

SE

PT

NO

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CT

46

-79

Teton/Hydrothol Endothall treatment (gal) for algae (injected)

INCHES % AVG. INCHES % AVG. INCHES % AVG. INCHES % AVG. INCHES % AVG.

AVG. MONTHLY 1.45 1.35 1.17

AVG. YEAR TO DATE 4.18 4.09 3.59

CURRENT MONTH 0.32 0.54 37% 0.49 36% 0.51 44% 0.49

CUMULATIVE (07/01/19 - 06/30/20) 3.82 3.92 94% 3.91 96% 4.28 119% 4.49

TEMPERATURE (6) (ºF) DATE TIME

MAXIMUM TEMPERATURE 67 1/4/2020 3:00 PM

AVERAGE MAXIMUM TEMPERATURE 58

# DAYS THIS MONTH ABOVE 100 ºF 0

MINIMUM TEMPERATURE 32 1/14/2020 8:00 AM

AVERAGE MINIMUM TEMPERATURE 38

# DAYS THIS MONTH BELOW 32 ºF 1

WIND (6) M.P.H. DATE TIME DRCTN

MAXIMUM WIND SPEED 11.5 1/29/2020 12:00 PM SW

AVERAGE WIND SPEED 3.1

AVERAGE WIND SPEED @ 8:00 AM 2.8

BAROMETRIC PRESSURE (7) IN. HG DATE TIME

AVERAGE PRESSURE @ 8:00 AM 29.70

MAXIMUM PRESSURE 29.98 1/5/2020 10:00 AM

MINIMUM PRESSURE 29.44 1/9/2020 1:00 PM

NOTES(1) October 2018 to Present data gathered from District rain gauges

(2) 1975 to Present data gathered from District rain gauges



(5) October 2018 to Present data gathered from District rain gauges

(6) Data retrieved from CIMIS (http://www.cimis.water.ca.gov/WSNReportCriteria.aspx)

(7) Data retrieved from Weather Underground (https://www.wunderground.com/us/ca/arvin/zmw:93203.1.99999)

Precipitation Day is 8:00 AM to 8:00 AM

EXHIBIT "D"


SUMMARY OF CLIMATOLOGICAL OBSERVATIONS

PRECIPITATION OFFICE (2) SYCAMORE (3) INTERTIE (5)BAL RES (1) TEJON (4)

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Forrest Distrib. Intertie Forrest Distrib. Intertie Load

Month Frick PP System Spreading Wells PP Total Frick PP System Spreading Wells PP Total Factor

MAR 19 4,695,319 1,229,365 443,428 97,210 3,872 6,469,194 8,720 10,440 1,413 311 6 20,890 42%

APR 6,991,512 4,523,228 392,851 89,470 4,039 12,001,100 12,113 14,610 1,690 63 6 28,482 59%

MAY 5,742,049 3,706,881 382,016 89,805 31,256 9,952,007 12,437 14,756 1,876 62 830 29,961 45%

JUN 8,397,368 6,300,375 240,448 88,577 273,976 15,300,744 14,712 15,162 1,944 62 782 32,662 65%

JUL 5,996,203 6,463,945 145,516 86,423 31,938 12,724,025 13,780 14,767 1,395 59 730 30,731 56%

AUG 4,370,523 6,310,256 17,441 87,862 4,572 10,790,654 10,557 14,966 320 136 8 25,987 56%

SEP 3,396,290 5,173,941 11,019 89,498 4,263 8,675,011 6,502 14,653 321 138 8 21,622 56%

OCT 2,682,503 3,937,205 45,546 89,417 3,761 6,758,432 5,699 14,292 1,258 79 7 21,335 43%

NOV 1,292,271 2,076,886 24,072 98,492 3,639 3,495,360 5,115 12,996 249 685 10 19,055 25%

DEC 96,925 181,309 8,934 88,319 3,113 378,600 823 5,330 354 214 6 6,727 8%

JAN 20

FEB

TOTAL 43,660,963 39,903,391 1,711,271 905,073 364,429 86,545,127Notes: - Since 2005 KW records reflect non-simultaneous demands. 2/3/2020

- Energy use for lighting accounts for approximately 90,000 kWh/month at District

wellfields and 4,000 kWh/month at the Intertie Pumping Plant

EXHIBIT "E"ARVIN-EDISON WATER STORAGE DISTRICT

WY2019 ENERGY CONSUMPTION AND POWER DEMAND

ENERGY CONSUMED - KWH TOTAL DEMAND - KW

Bal North

Month Res Canal 5 North Sycamore Tejon AF AF / Day

MAR - 19 0 8 0 0 0 8 0

APR 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

MAY 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

JUN 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

JUL 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

AUG 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

SEP 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

OCT 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

NOV 0 0 15 0 0 15 1

DEC 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

JAN - 20 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

FEB 0 0

Total 0 8 15 0 0 23 0

Ratio 0% 35% 65% 0% 0% 100% Average

Wells 4 5 9 33 27 78

AF/Well 0 2 2 0 0 0

Wellfield Total

EXHIBIT "F"


2019 WATER YEAR WELLFIELD PRODUCTION - AF

Bal North North Tejon Tejon Murray Landowner Temporary

Month Res Gravity Pressure Sycamore Gravity Pressure Gravity Recharge Subtotal In-Lieu Water Total

MAR-19 1,061 2,032 2,458 6,215 3,384 3,208 43 132 18,533 12 349 18,894

APR 1,261 1,340 2,288 6,713 2,485 2,600 44 917 17,648 35 1,610 19,293

MAY 902 775 1,566 5,688 2,584 2,958 54 1,154 15,681 43 1,465 17,189

JUN 387 741 1,317 5,015 2,269 1,873 52 1,431 13,085 137 2,069 15,291

JUL 201 411 498 2,432 990 1,033 36 570 6,171 172 2,685 9,028

AUG 198 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 198 81 2,385 2,664

SEP 60 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 60 78 2,039 2,177

OCT 351 0 0 0 0 104 0 0 455 101 1,706 2,262

NOV 427 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 427 104 681 1,212

DEC 1 0 0 0 0 0 4 0 5 28 27 60

JAN-20 328 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 328 66 76 470

FEB 0 0

Total 5,177 5,299 8,127 26,063 11,712 11,776 233 4,204 72,591 857 15,092 88,540

Ratio 5.8% 6.0% 9.2% 29.4% 13.2% 13.3% 0.3%

Ratio 29.4% 0.3%

5,177 8,127 11,776 25,080 25,080

21% 32% 47% 100% 100%

- gross spreading includes in-lieu deliveries

EXHIBIT "G"


2019 WATER YEAR GROSS SPREADING - AF

ITALICIZED DATA ARE PRELIMINARY AND/OR ESTIMATED.

Total

Pressure

21.0% 26.5%82.0% 17.0% 100%1.0%

C:\Users\fceja.AE\Desktop\Managers Report\2019\13- January\Exhibits\Exhibit G Gross Spreading19

STATIC PUMPING BOWL TOTAL DRAW BOWL STATIC PUMPING BOWL TOTAL DRAW BOWL

WELL # LEVEL LEVEL DEPTH DEPTH DOWN COVERAGE WELL # LEVEL LEVEL DEPTH DEPTH DOWN COVERAGE

N1 407 451 610 840 44 159 1 366 405 705 800 39 300

N2 420 489 700 840 69 211 2 380 419 690 876 39 271

N3 435 465 610 840 30 145 4 392 420 700 876 28 280

N4 433 491 550 864 58 59 5 377 402 720 876 25 318

N5 423 439 650 864 16 211 6 363 425 690 876 62 265

N6 411 506 640 920 95 134 7 376 425 700 830 49 275

N7 412 440 600 1010 28 160 8 390 427 640 860 37 213

N8 411 453 560 970 42 107 9 391 421 700 886 30 279

N9 418 534 700 990 116 167 10 378 406 690 850 28 284

N10 386 448 560 990 62 112 11 367 399 700 880 32 301

N11 402 425 562 1020 23 137 12 394 436 700 860 42 264

N12 405 435 600 1030 30 165 13 380 415 700 850 35 285

N13 411 448 600 1000 37 152 14 371 410 670 810 39 260

N14 417 435 540 900 18 105 15 390 464 710 820 74 246

N15 337 536 700 1200 199 164 16 393 488 700 888 95 212

N16 353 462 600 1200 109 138 17 379 397 650 820 18 253

N17 336 505 610 1200 169 105 18 372 395 650 820 23 255

N18 377 509 610 1190 132 101 20 368 414 680 804 46 266

N19 381 417 760 1300 36 343 21 363 400 690 856 37 290

N20 395 445 820 1020 50 375 22 349 363 610 792 14 247

N21 394 450 660 950 56 211 23 331 345 600 788 14 255

Avg 398 466 24 353 378 580 780 25 202

25 345 363 610 777 18 247

STATIC PUMPING BOWL TOTAL DRAW BOWL 26 351 379 690 816 28 311

WELL # LEVEL LEVEL DEPTH DEPTH DOWN COVERAGE 28 362 413 660 782 51 247

71 424 470 800 1050 46 330 29 369 385 690 787 16 305

72 412 491 800 1045 79 309 31 371 392 660 725 21 268

73 407 442 800 1018 35 358 32 357 440 640 739 83 200

74 398 470 800 1084 72 330 33 378 452 700 780 74 248

75 399 422 800 1045 23 378 34 N/A N/A 781 N/A N/A

76 391 493 700 996 102 207 35 384 451 700 800 67 249

77 391 493 800 1066 102 307 36 390 430 600 820 40 170

78 390 441 800 1038 51 359 37 390 430 540 820 40 110

79 397 439 700 1032 42 261 38 401 436 860 1270 35 424

80 378 533 800 996 155 267 Avg 373 413

81 359 470 700 925 111 230

82 N/A N/A 996 N/A N/A

83 369 519 800 996 150 281

84 383 420 700 955 37 280

86 419 486 800 996 67 314

87 416 486 800 984 70 314 N. CANAL SYCAMORE TEJON N. CANAL SYCAMORE TEJON

88 419 468 800 948 49 332 JAN-19 411 401 418 477 431 491

89 398 458 800 996 60 342 FEB 406 394 414 472 423 486

90 400 469 700 996 69 231 MAR 403 383 413 471 423 486

91 N/A N/A 996 N/A N/A APR 405 385 422 473 425 495

92 427 489 800 996 62 311 MAY 405 388 423 473 428 496

93 445 517 800 996 72 283 JUN 409 385 421 477 424 494

94 426 498 860 996 72 362 JUL 405 384 423 473 424 495

95 431 461 800 996 30 339 AUG 405 380 426 473 420 498

96 450 630 800 996 180 170 SEP 410 383 431 478 422 503

98 417 468 760 1340 51 292 OCT 408 380 427 476 419 499

99 413 457 760 1340 44 303 NOV 403 377 419 471 417 492

100 389 461 760 1340 72 299 DEC 402 374 409 469 413 482

Avg 406 479 DEC 398 373 406 466 413 479

CHANGE

*Bowl depth measured to top of pump TO-DATE

*Pumping levels are estimated based on

previous draw down records. (6 month average)

*Airline failure levels were obtained with acoustic sounder

AIRLINE FAILURE (7)

FAILED (3)

83 TOTAL WELLS

READINGS

END OF

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EXHIBIT "H-1"


STATIC VS PUMPING WATER LEVELS IN DISTRICT WELLS - JANUARY 2019ALL VALUES IN FEET

EXHIBIT "H-2"


WELLFIELD STATIC WATER LEVELS - 2013-2019

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Water Year 2013 Water Year 2014 Water Year 2015

Water Year 2016 Water Year 2017 Water Year 2018

Water Year 2019

Readings reflect end of month water levels


NORTH WELLS STATIC LEVELS (2013-2019)

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2016 Water Year 2017 Water Year 2018 Water Year

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NORTH CANAL SPREADING WORKS (11)

Readings reflect end of month water levels

Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat SCC—Red JSM—Blue MD—Orange Staff—Green Board—Brown

ACWA –Association of California Water Agencies BOD - Board of Directors COB - City of Bakersfield CVC - Cross Valley Canal CVPIA - Central Valley Project Imp. Act EC- Executive Committee FOG - Friant Operational Guidelines FWA - Friant Water Authority GSP - Groundwater Sustainability Plan IRWMP - Integrated Regional Water Mgmt. Plan KDWD - Kern Delta WD KRWCA - Kern River Watershed Coali-tion Authority KGA - Kern Groundwater Authority KC - Kern County KCWA - Kern County Water Agency

KRGSA - Kern River Groundwater Sustainability Agency MWD - Metropolitan Water District RFG - Restoration Flow Guidelines RWA– Restoration Water Account SJVWIA—San Joaquin Valley Water Infrastructure Authority SJRRP - San Joaquin River Restoration Program SGMA - Sustainable Groundwater Management Act TFSC - Temperance Flat Steering Committee TC- Teleconference WMP - Water Mgmt. Program WRMWSD - Wheeler Ridge-Maricopa Water Storage District

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HOLIDAY

HAPPY NEW YEAR!

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5 6 FKC Subsidence Fund-ing Options (Visalia) JDA (TC) CVPIA Pre-Meeting (Visalia) CVPIA w/USBR (Visalia)

7 8 PWRPA BOD (TC) ACWA GSA Litigation Pool (Fresno) Kings River Programs (Fresno)

9 Projects Update w/P&P

10 FKC Subsidence Funding Options (Visalia) Friant Managers (Visalia) AEWSD Annual Dinner Party - Pyrenees GW Service Program

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12 13 District Issues w/Camp 14 AEWSD BOD 15 KGA Prep w/Pascoe KGA BOD w/Pascoe

16 FWA BOD w/Camp (Visalia)

17 KGA Managers (TC) 18

19 20 Defensive Driving Class 21 SJRRP Water Man-agement Goal (TC) Tule Banking Project Review w/EKI & GSI Flight to Reno for Annu-al Water Users Confer-

22 CVC Advisory Committee Small Group WQ Santa Clara Valley Water USBR & CVC

23 USBR & FWA Exchange Contrac-

tors & FWA

24 Flight to Visalia 25

26 27 28 29 SGMA Update w/Landowners In-Lieu & Temp Contract w/DM Camp & Sons Projects Update w/P&P SGMA Update WRMWSD & Tejon Castac

30 Westside Mutual Update

31 KGA Managers Verizon Fiber Optic Pro-ject

January 2020 EXHIBIT “I”

Documents

ARVIN-EDISON WATER STORAGE DISTRICT · Page 2 of 10 • Substantial recharge has occurred in 2019 (72,591 AF) • Provided ample surface supplies, wellfields are not expected to operate