CCC Hearing February 13, 2015 Item F12b Application 9-14-1781.

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CCC Hearing February 13, 2015 Item F12b Application

 DJ Moore, Latham & Watkins  Sara Iza, Project Planner, City of Santa Barbara  Mayor Helene Schneider, City of Santa Barbara 2

 Repair and maintenance of Charles Meyer Desalination Facility at offshore intake structure southeast of Stearns Wharf in City of Santa Barbara, including: Redeployment of intake screens; maintenance and repair of pumps and check valves; intake pipeline cleaning; installation of electrical, communication, and chlorination lines; and maintenance activities at weir box located on beach 3 Note: Existing outfall requires no repair, maintenance, or physical changes, and approved CDP allows for continued desalination facility operation.

 Current application limited to repair and maintenance of existing facilities (both offshore and on beach): Coastal Act Section 30610(d): “Repair or maintenance activities that do not result in an addition to, or enlargement or expansion of, the object of those repair or maintenance activities” do not require CDP unless specified in Commission’s regulations. CCR Section requires CDP for: “Any method of repair or maintenance of a seawall revetment, bluff retaining wall, breakwater, groin, culvert, outfall, or similar shoreline work that involves...  (D) The presence, whether temporary or permanent, of mechanized construction equipment or construction materials on any sand area, bluff, or environmentally sensitive habitat area, or within 20 feet of coastal waters or streams. 4

 May 9, 1991: CCC approved CDP # for temporary desalination facility and associated infrastructure  October 9, 1996: CCC approved CDP # for conversion of temporary desalination facility and infrastructure to permanent facilities CDPs authorized construction, operation and maintenance of these facilities. 5

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7 YearYearly Total Cost 1997$102, $152, $108, $95, $175, $172, $147, $108, $101, $184, $142, $137, $151, $130, $122, $134, $131, $129,151 TOTAL$2,428,494

 All permits kept up to date, including: CDP #  Special Conditions 1 & 2: Operating provisions for monitoring and reporting  Special Condition 3: City has maintained existing NPDES permit, which has been renewed 3 times  Special Condition 4: Navigation buoy identifying intake locations  RWQCB recently amended NPDES permit to confirm consistency with California Water Code 8

City LCP Jurisdiction:  Pump Station/Chemical Area: 420 Quinientos Street  Desalination Plant: 525 Yanonali Street CCC Original Jurisdiction:  Intake: 2,500-ft off shore  Outfall: 8,720-ft off shore (shared with El Estero Wastewater Treatment Plant) 9 City LCP Jurisdiction CCC Original Jurisdiction

 Due to California’s historic drought, water from Santa Barbara’s existing desalination facility is again necessary to meet the City’s water demand: February 11, 2014: City Council declared Stage One Drought, seeking voluntary 20% reduction in customer water use May 20, 2014: City Council declared Stage Two Drought, including water rate increases of up to 103%, initiation of preliminary design for desalination reactivation, and mandatory water use restrictions. City water customers have exceeded 20% targeted reduction since July

 Unless rainfall is well above average during winter, third and final drought stage (Stage Three Drought) will be triggered in Spring  Current water supply shortage requires the existing desalination plant’s first 3,125 AFY of capacity. Will take approximately one year to undertake repair and maintenance activities; available for production by Fall 2016 If drought conditions continue through Winter , desalination capacity up to 7,500 AFY may be necessary. However, no additional off-shore construction will be needed. 11

Cachuma Gibraltar/ Mission Tunnel Ground- water 12 Cachuma Gibraltar/ Mission Tunnel Desalination Recycled Water Conservation Program State Water Project Ground- water 1980sCurrent 12

 March 2015Design/Build/Operate Proposals Due  June 2015Award Contract and Commence Repair and Maintenance Activities  Fall 2016Restart Desalinated Water Production 13

Redeploy existing pumps & check valves Replace power & control wiring The City has maintained the pumps & check valves as part of its on-going maintenance program. Redeploy screens Screen maintenance, removal & redeployment were analyzed in both 1991 & 1994 FEIRs Update screen technology to cylindrical wedge wire with 1-mm (0.04-inch) openings inch openings allowed by 1994 FEIR 14

 Offshore at intake structures Installation of chlorination lines inside of existing intake pipeline, day-lighting at offshore intake structures Periodic intake screen removal and redeployment Periodic intake pipeline cleaning (by chlorination & pigging)  Offshore at intake structures & onshore at beach weir box Periodic intake pump maintenance: pump removal & redeployment; replacement of pump power & control wires 15

16  Project consistent with Coastal Act policies requiring protection of coastal resources: Water Quality (Special Conditions 5 and 7) Biological Resources (Special Conditions 3, 4, 6, & 8) Public Access (Special Condition 9) Visual Resources (Special Condition 10)

 Repair and maintenance activities subject to the requested CDP offer the following benefits: Mitigate potential biological impacts associated with repair and maintenance activities Monitor and mitigate turbidity during repair and maintenance activities Monitor and mitigate potential impacts to marine mammals, sea turtles, and special-status bird species Anchoring locations that avoid kelp, seagrasses, and hard bottom substrate 17

 City is now facing significant water shortage, even with extreme conservation efforts (> 20% reduction in use)  City and its residents have made long-term investment in diverse water supply portfolio, which includes desalination: City undertook significant initial expense to construct facility (1991) Voters supported making desal part of permanent water supply Desal incorporated into Long-Term Water Supply Plan City obtained CCC approval for permanent facility (1996) Over $2.4 million in cumulative maintenance costs 18

 City has long-planned for the future, and consistently maintained the facility in the event of water shortage Consistent with intent of approved CDPs and planning in Long- Term Water Supply Plan  City Council has determined that current water supply projections require existing desalination facility to operate to meet water supply needs: Critical to avoid potentially catastrophic results of drought Necessary to implement Long-Term Water Supply Plan 19

 City is supportive of the Staff Recommendation and the analysis in the Staff Report and Addendum  City requests approval pursuant to Staff Recommendation Thank you 20

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 An operational desalination facility would offer the following benefits: Provide a reliable water source to Santa Barbara water users, including visitors to the coast Ensure that desalinated water is produced consistent with the original intent of the Commission’s approved CDPs for the facility – i.e., to augment the City’s water supply in times of severe drought or water supply shortage 22

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Pig Launch Intake Screens & Pumps Existing RCP Outfall Existing Transition to HDPE Slip-liner Slip-lined Intake/Outfall Pipe Detail 24

Water Shortage 25 23% 3,125 AFY Annual average water demand = approx. 14,500 AFY