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Southern California Water Dialogue Stormwater Capture Groundwater Recharge Southern California Water Dialogue September 24, 2008 Mark Hanna, PhD, PE

Upper Los Angeles River Area

Urbanization Sun Valley ~1949 Sun Valley ~2007

Groundwater Storage in the San Fernando Basin Storage (1,000’s of acre-feet) Year Groundwater Storage in the San Fernando Basin

Relative Infiltration Adapted from: Relative Infiltration

LADWP Valley Generating Station Stormwater Capture Project 7

LADWP Power Line Easement Pilot Project 8

Woodman Avenue Median Retrofit 9

Alley Retrofits 10

Big Tujunga Dam Retrofit 11

Hansen Spreading Grounds Enhancement Project 12

Pacoima Spreading Grounds Enhancement Project 13

Tujunga Spreading Grounds Enhancement Project 14

LADWP Valley Generating Station Stormwater Capture Project 15

LADWP Valley Generating Station Stormwater Capture Project 16

Eastern San Fernando Valley ~ 2007

Eastern San Fernando Valley ~ 1949

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