July 2019 Stormwater workshop: readings

the following documents relate to the Bay Area One Water Network workshop on stormwater capture and use.

California Waterboard’s Strategy to Optimize Resource Management of Stormwater (STORMS), 2018. The executive summary of the report is on pages 5-10.

Pacific Institute report, “Stormwater Capture in California: innovative Policies and Funding Opportunities” by Morgan Shimabuku, Sarah Diringer and Heather Cooley, 2018.

“Urban Stormwater to Enhance Water Supply” by Richard G. Luthy, Sybil Sharvelle, and Peter Dillon in Environmental Science & Technology, 2019.

July 2019 Stormwater workshop: presentations

California Department of Water Resources report, “Stormwater Targets for Groundwater Recharge and Direct Use in Urban California”, 2019.

Bay Area Stormwater Management Agencies Association report, “Harvest and Use, Infiltration and Evapotranspiration Feasibility/Infeasibility Criteria Report”, 2011.

California Urban Water Agencies white paper, “The Potential for Urban Stormwater as a Water Supply”, 2016.

“Harvesting the Storm: Integrated Planning for the Surface-Groundwater Interface” by Willis E. Logsdon, UC Berkeley Master’s thesis, 2018.

David Sedlak’s presentation, “Augmenting the Bay Area’s Water Supply with Stormwater: Why Now and Why Here?” July 25, 2019.

Matthew Fabry’s presentation, “Stormwater Management in San Mateo County”. July 25, 2019.

Michael McCullough’s presentation, “Stormwater Capture, Treatment and Use to Augment Water Supplies”. July 25, 2019.

Richard Luthy’s presentation, “Trends in the Bay Area: What’s the Feasibility? What Should We Prioritize?” July 25, 2019.