Upper Sacramento Valley
Up one levelThe Linking Water and Land Use in the Upper Sacramento Valley workshop covered the following topics: The Ahwahnee Water Principles, Making the Connection - Water and Land Use in the Upper Sacramento Valley, Planning Strategies - The Making of Water-wise Development, Integrating Water and Land Use Planning - Needs and Opportunities, and Where do we go from here? Below are the presentations for this workshop on April 30, 2007.
Linking Water and Land Use - Ahwahnee Water Principles
Clark Anderson - Local Government Commission - This presentation covers the Ahwahnee Water Principles and answers the question, "Why link water and land use?"
Land and Water Use Conditions in the Sacramento Valley
Todd Hillaire - California Department of Water Resources Northern District - This presentation covers topics including: Current urban and agricultural land uses and sources of supply, Water supplies, Population growth, Examples, Regional and local studies, and Resource Management Strategies for the Sacramento Valley.
The Problem with Planning...
Clark Anderson - Local Government Commission - This presentation covers the problems associated with the way we use land today and discusses solutions for water-wise development and planning.
Water Resource Impacts of Low and High Density Residential Development: A Comparative Analysis
Dr. David Gallo - Department of Economics and The Center for Economic Development - California State University, Chico - This presentation looks at the Meriam Park development as an economic case study for water-wise development. Impacts assessed include the cost of water-related infrastructure (water and sewer), water consumption, and runoff.
Linking Water and Land Management through IRWM
Todd Hillaire, California Department of Water Resources - This presentation covers the process of the Integrated Regional Water Management program and regional planning efforts.
Sacramento River Watershed: Filling in the In-Between
Kathy Russick - Sacramento River Watershed Program - This presentation shows maps depicting the land uses of the Sacramento River Watershed including Agriculture/Land Use, Urban & Rural Residential, Grazing: Private land, Approved Ranchette Development, and densities.
Upper Feather River Integrated Regional Water Management Plan
Leah Wills - Upper Feather Integrated Regional Water Management Plan - This presentation discusses regional and watershed integration and IRWM plan strategies and gives an in-depth overview the Last Chance Creek restoration project.