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ForestService

Cleveland NationalForest

10845 Rancho Bernardo DrSuite 200San Diego, CA 92127-2107(858) 673-6180(858) 673-6192 FAXCRS 1-800735-2922

Keri Cole, P.E.Regional Water Quality Control Board9771 Clairemont Mesa Blvd., Suite ASan Diego, CA 92124

File Code: 2500

Date: May 14,2001

Re: Response to Request for Water Quality Data and Information

Dear Ms. Cole:

This letter is in response to your March 14,2001 request for data and information on the qualityof surface waters of the State. The Southern California Province, including the Los Padres,Angeles, San Bernardino, and Cleveland National Forests is currently in the process of revisingor updating their four Forest Land and Resources Management Plans (FLRMP). During this

. planning effort, watershed staff will be assembling and analyzing available water quality dataand watershed condition information to define water resource goals, objectives and, as necessary,will develop new standards to protect and maintain riparian and water resources.

In addition to this on-going work on the FLRMP revisions, the Forest conducted WatershedCondition Assessments on all 16 of our 5th field watersheds. This effort included a GeographicInformation S~stems (GIS) assessment of road interactions on the hydrology, soils and geologywithin each 5t field watershed. The assessments included professional judgment ratings ofindicators of watershed condition such as floodplain connectivity, water quality, water quantity,stream corridor vegetation, channel stability, and aquatic integrity.

This summer, the Forest will conduct a Hydrologic Condition Assessment on the San MateoWatershed on the Trabuco Ranger District. These assessments when merged and integrated withother resource information become part of the basis for identifying management opportunitiesand priorities and for developing alternatives to maintain, enhance, or restore watershed function.Through this FLRMP effort, the Forest will be defining the existing condition, defining thedesired condition and identifying any implementation opportunities to move from existingcondition towards desired condition.

We are very interested in working closely with the State Water Resources Control Board(SWRCB) in your efforts to revise the list of waters considered by the State to be impaired (notattaining water quality standards) now and during the public process to be conducted duringDecember 2001 through March 2002. We would like to meet with you in the near future todiscuss this recent solicitation of water quality information and explain our processes andtimelines for completing the FLRMP revisions.

Caring for the Land and Serving PeopleIf!!.

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Re: Response to Request for Water Quality Data and Infonnation Page 2

We look forward to working with you in the protection and maintenance of the water resourceson the Cleveland National Forest. Please contact Ron Wright, Forest Soil Scientist at (760) 788­0250 x3337 for further infonnation.

Sincerely,

~6~ANNE S. FEGE, Ph.D.Forest Supervisor

California Regional Water Quality Control BoardSan Diego Region

Winston H. HickoxSecretary for

EnvironmentalProtection

Internet Address: http://www.swrcb.ca.gov/rwqcb9/9771 Clairemont Mesa Boulevard, Suite A, San Diego, California 92124-1324

Phone (858) 467-2952' FAX (858) 571-6972

Gray DavisGovernor

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FROM: K.Cole"fCiSAN DIEGO REGIONAL WATER QUALITY CONTROL BOARD

DATE: May 4, 2001

SUBJECT: Telephone Call Report - 303(d) List Solicitation

Per Dave Gibson's suggestion, I contacted Ron Wright at the Forest Service to inquire if theyhad any data/information to consider in 303d listing. He said he was currently unaware of newdata that much of the work had dropped off due to management. He has talked with otherregions and has heard similar response.

He said there may be some project specific data available somewhere and that he would checkinto it (e.g. Tribuco or near recreation residences located along stream). He also mentionedthere might be some data available for Pine Creek as a result of development in the area.

Wright called 5/10.01 to follow-up and has drafted a letter to be sent to us, which does identifysome data, but he'll need to compile it. He'd like to meet with us after we receive it to discussfurther specifically with respect to 303d, delisting and TMDL. (very rushed conversation anddid not get into specifics).

California Environmental Protection Agency

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Keri Colergwright@fs.fed.us5/7/01 7:31AMphone call

Hi Ron .Just wanted to say thanks for the phone call last week. I share your frustrations on some of this work.However, if you run across anything soon or in the future that you think may be helpful for assessment,we'd appreciate it.

-Keri

Keri Cole, P.E.Water Resource Control EngineerSan Diego RWaCB9771 Clairemont Mesa Blvd., Suite ASan Diego, CA 92124(858) 467-2798colek@rb9.swrcb.ca.gov

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Keri Colergwright@fs.fed.us5/4/01 1:43PMMonitoring Data

Hi RonI am currently working on the update of the 303d list of impaired waterbodies for the San Diego region(see attached correspondence). Dave Gibson recently gave me your name as someone I should contactregarding this work. We are currently soliciting for data and information to support listing or delistingwaterbodies, and in general haven't gotten much of anything submitted 50 far. I have been trying tocontact various agencies and individuals that might know of or suspect waters in our region that may beimpaired and would have access to or know which direction to point me to get a hold of supporting data.

I,would appreciate any assistance you could provide in this. Dave said you are a very busy person, so atyour earliest convenience would be appreciated.

Keri Cole, P.E.Water Resource Control EngineerSan Diego RWaCB9771 ClairemontMesa Blvd., Suite ASan Diego, CA 92124(858) 467-2798colek@rb9.swrcb.ca.gov

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November 15,2000

(Volume 1 of3)

VICKI 1. W1LSONDirector

ORA1\TGE COUNTY BOARD OF SUPERVISORS

CHARLES V. SMITHFirst District

. JAMES SILVASecond District

THOMAS W. WILSONFifth District

TODD SPITZERThird District

CYNTHIA P. COAD

Fourth District