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Riverside County: Hydrogeologic Evaluation of the City of Banning: Update of Safe Yield Estimates for the
Riverside Aquifer Storage and Recovery Project Banning Ground Water Storage Unit
Brian identified available Santa Ana River surface flows to Brian assessed current data and re-evaluated safe yield
use in On-Channel and Off-Channel recharge basins and estimates for the ground water basin as a potential source
evaluated recharge impacts on the ground water surface. of water supply for a proposed future development.
Riverside County: Evaluation of Potential Locations for City of Oceanside/RMS: Mission Basin Model Update and
Ground Water Recharge at the East and West Dam Sites, Evaluation of Indirect Potable Reuse
Diamond Valley Lake Brian developed a geologic and hydrologic conceptual
Brian assessed water quality and water level trends and model and a groundwater flow and solute transport model
other considerations to evaluate impacts from proposed for a 22 square mile area covering the entire Mission
recharge scenarios. Groundwater Basin near Oceanside California. The model
is being used to evaluate potential movement of recycled
City of Banning: 2010 Urban Water Management Plan water from the Wilson Creek Spreading Basin.
Brian prepared the City of Banning 2010 Urban Water
Management Plan (UWMP) to comply with the Urban Olivenhain Municipal Water District: Groundwater Supply
Water Management Planning Act requiring urban water and Brine Management Program
suppliers to assess the reliability of its water sources over Olivenhain Municipal Water District (OMWD) relies
a 20-year planning horizon considering normal, dry, and almost entirely on imported water from the California
multiple-dry years. Amendments to the UWMPA since the and Colorado Aqueducts. To reduce independence on
2005 UWMPA include the Water Conservation Act of 2009 imported water, Brian is leading our team’s efforts to
or 20x2020 Plan, to reduce per capita water use by 20% by determine the safe yield and increment water available in
December 31, 2020. the San Dieguito basin; and determine locations for well
fields, treatment facilities, pipelines, and brine discharge
City of Moreno Valley: Ground Water Basin Assessment facilities. Currently our team is collection data, completing
for the Box Springs Mutual Water Company Service Area a hydrological investigation and updating the current
Rezoning groundwater model. We are also developing preliminary
Brian helped evaluate available long-term water supplies well designs, recommending brine management activities,
from the San Jacinto Ground Water Basin to support future supporting community outreach, and completing desk-top
City development plans. environmental reviews.

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