April 2026 Stakeholder Meeting

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Top 3 Key Takeaways

1. Groundwater Extraction Reports Are Due May 1 — Action Required Now

Well owners were told they should have received a letter (staff said by certified mail) from the State Water Board containing a Correspondence ID needed to register wells through the GEARS portal. If you have an irrigation well and a house served by a domestic well on your property, both must be reported — even if the domestic well serves only household use. Failure to report by May 1 triggers a 25% late penalty, and fees are $300 per well plus $20 per acre-foot extracted. GSA Manager Michael Knight has been helping growers through the process and can be invited as an agent on your GEARS account; contact the PID office for assistance or to arrange a remote walkthrough.

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Firms & Consultants

Sarah Chen

Environmental Science Associates

CONSULTANT

Michael Rodriguez

Provost & Pritchard

CONSULTANT

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