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f : r Urban Runoff Diversions
Chris Crompton
May 22 , 2013
Background
OCSD began accepting diversions from storm
drains as result of a settlement with the Regional
Board (Newport Dunes drains) and in response
to the 1999 Huntington Coast beach closures
Orange County Stormwater TAC was actively
engaged in discussing OCSD policy in 2004 and
in formulating alternatives approaches for
discussion with OCSD in 2006
TAC served to allocate the 4 MGD available , no
charge capacity among Permittee projects
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OCSD Existing Diversion Policy
(Resolution No. OCSD 2001 -0007)
Diversions must have permits and are for dry
weather flows
Operation/Maintenance Costs (2009 : $ 1 , 192 . 56
per million gallons ; 2012 : $ 1 , 581 . 55)
No charge for initial 4 MGD monthly average
If 4 MGD is exceeded — charge for all , including
initial 4 MGD
Maximum diversion for urban runoff — 10 MGD
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OCSD Existing Diversion Policy
(Resolution No. OCSD 2001 -0007)
WHEREAS, District intends to initially waive fees and charges associated
with authorized discharges of dry weather urban runoff to the sewerage system,
where such runoff originates within the District's service area, until such time as
(1 ) the total volume of all dry weather urban runoff discharges to the sewerage
system exceeds four (4) mgd calculated on a monthly average or (2) the District
otherwise modifies its dry weather urban runoff policy.. .
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Current Status
15 existing diversions (used by County,
Huntington Beach and Newport Beach )
Additional 4 diversions by Irvine Company and
IRWD
Monthly average ranges from 0 . 3 — 3 .3 MGD
with annual average 1 .6 MGD
Program has resulted in measureable
improvements in bacteria water quality
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Current Diversion Locations
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Current Diversion Quantities
Orange County Sanitation District
Dry Weather Urban Runoff Diversion Monthly Averages, gpd
4,000,000
2009 - 2012
3,5W.000 Annual Average:
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Proposed Diversions Approved in
2006 — Few Implemented
Proposed DNerston LOCaDODS Eshmatod Flow GPD
Sceeana f0,00o City of HB, Implemented
Shuck 10,Oo0
Slater 801,000 Scenario
Marilyn 8,000
NNI 30.000
lst street 2'900 City of HB, 1st St
Dify of NunNrtpton Beach
12(h soeet 5T,T00 CDS Implemented
f2th Street 1,800
lath Street 8,200
Mh Street 8,800
22th Street 76,o0o
Golsen West 15,000
Carnation Stormtlraln I5,000
Old Newport Stormtlraln 75,000
Dover 5rotm6nin 75,000
City of Newport Beach EI Paseo Stormtlraln 75,000
RnerslOe Stormtlraln 25,000
e2r0 St Stormtlraln 5,000
seashore M.W..draln BOO
City o/Seal Mach West End Ptanp Station 20f,600 County, Seal
Manna Drive Pvmp Station to," Beach PUMP
City of Fotmtain Valley Walnut Pump Station 2,DDD Tentative
County Of Orange Seal Beach Pvmp station T5,000 Station
Total Esnmatea Flow GPD f,6)].000
Future Diversions
Interest in diverting groundwater/surface
water in the Newport Bay Watershed in
response to TMDLs
Proposed diversion volume 2 . 6-4 . 3 MGD
Interest in additional water for the OCWD
Groundwater Replenishment System ,
especially after expansion to 100 MGD
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Future Diversions
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Sewere0 GW,8.3%
GW ST Clean-up,0.2%
Rising GW.66.1
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GW ST Dewatering,6.6°/u—___
GW LT Dewatering,
Urban Runoff. 13.2'0
11uick-Start BMP Testing , 2005
ABMet Testing in 2009 and 2011
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Status of Selenium Management
Selenium is naturally occurring and associated
with rising groundwater
Since 2005 , $3 .6 million has been expended
on pilot testing , monitoring , and management
Effort on new treatment technology, source
control , and special studies is ongoing
An element with many forms , selenium is not
amenable to traditional treatment
Diversion remains the only viable option
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Future Newport Bay Selenium
Diversions
Projects Volume (MGD)
Peters Canyon 1 . 1 - 1 .8
Santa Ana-Delhi 1 .4
Big Canyon 0. 1
Santa Ana - Santa 0 - 0.5
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Lane Channel 0 - 0.5
Subtotal 2.6 - 4.3*
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Overall Future Diversion Volumes
Categories Flow (MGD)
Existing Diversions 1 . 6*
Diversions to be Taken Offline - 0 .4*
Proposed Newport Bay Diversions 3 .0*
Overall Future Diversions 4 .2*
Range of Monthly Average 2.9 — 5.9
* Numbers are annual averages
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Modification of Diversion Policy
Prefer Option 2
up to 10 MGD without treatment cost
Support for Option 4 as alternative
up to 6 MGD without treatment cost
Support annual averaging of flows vs . monthly
averaging
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Option 4 . Cost Structure
(longer term )
OCSD Urban Runoff Diversion Cost Schedule
(Treatment Cost $1,581 .551MG)
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Current Cost Per Year
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*4 Cost Based on 330 days of diversion
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