Central Valley Regional Water Board Performance Summary¹	Your Page Does not Support iFrames Percentage of Targets Met
Area: 59344 square miles	Budget: $38,734,209	Staff: 244.7
Permitting 100% •	Inspections 89% •	Others 50% •
¹Regional Board performance summary statistics show the percentage of targets met.

Total Maximum Daily Load and Basin Planning
Program Budget: $2,422,266	Program Staff: 19.10
	Target	Actual Achieved	% of Targets Met
Pollutant/Water Body Combinations Addressed	15	0	0% •
Total Maximum Daily Loads Adopted	1	0	0% •
Basin Plan Amendments Adopted	2	3	150% •
Adoption of a pyrethroid TMDL—that will address 15 pollutant/water body combinations—was delayed until FY15/16 in order to allow consideration of new toxicity evaluation data that became available in January 2015. The two basin planning targets for FY2014-15 were the amendments for de-designating Municipal and Domestic Supply (MUN) in the 12 Sacramento River Basin water bodies and the pyrethroids control program. Staff did not bring the pyrethroid control program to the Board for its consideration in order to incorporate new toxicological information that became available late during the fiscal year. However, the Board approved the amendments for de-designating MUN in the 12 water bodies and also approved two triennial review actions related to developing basin planning work plans for the Central Valley.

NPDES Wastewater
Program Budget: $3,533,893	Program Staff: 25.20
	Target	Actual Achieved	% of Targets Met
Major Individual Permits Issued or Renewed	8	13	163% •
Major Individual Facilities Inspected	22	24	109% •
Minor Individual Permits Issued or Renewed	16	16	100% •
Minor Individual Facilities Inspected	10	23	230% •
Minor General Facilities Inspected	0	101
Region 5 renewed 9 major permits and amended 4 permits in fiscal year 2014-15. The additional inspections of Minor Facilities represent unscheduled inspections of Cleanup sites with NPDES permits and responses to complaints.

NPDES Stormwater
Program Budget: $1,287,151	Program Staff: 10.40
	Target	Actual Achieved	% of Targets Met
Municipal (Phase I/II Inspections)	0	0
Construction Inspections	385	513	133% •
Industrial Inspections	195	213	109% •
Additional inspections were conducted to accommodate requests by permittees for enrollment terminations and in response to complaints.

Waste Discharge to Land Wastewater
Program Budget: $3,623,433	Program Staff: 25.70
	Target	Actual Achieved	% of Targets Met
Waste Discharge to Land Inspections	183	237	130% •
Individual Waste Discharge Requirements Issued or Updated	32	37	116% •
The Central Valley Water Board is placing a higher emphasis on enrollments of dischargers under General Orders and Waivers to eliminate the backlog of older Waste Discharge Requirements. Over 80 enrollments under General Orders or waivers were made in the 2014-15 fiscal year. The excess number of permits adopted includes a number of amendments that were not included in the original performance target. The number of inspections conducted includes Oil and Gas Extraction Facility inspections that were not accounted for in development of this performance metric.

Land Disposal
Program Budget: $3,174,929	Program Staff: 21.50
	Target	Actual Achieved	% of Targets Met
Landfill Individual Permits Issued or Updated	9	8	89% •
Landfill Inspections	83	150	181% •
Land Disposal All Other Individual Permits Issued or Updated	7	7	100% •
Land Disposal All Other Inspections	52	34	65% •
Although the total number of inspections (150) exceeded the targeted inspections, the number of facilities inspected (93) was only slightly greater than the anticipated number of facilities inspected (83), which was the original metric. The number of return inspections represents large facilities that required multiple inspections, and confirmation inspections to ensure that violations were addressed. Although the total number of inspections (150) exceeded the targeted inspections, the number of facilities inspected (93) was only slightly greater than the anticipated number of facilities inspected (83), which was the original metric. The number of return inspections represents large facilities that required multiple inspections, and confirmation inspections to ensure that violations were addressed.

Confined Animal Facilities (WDR, NPDES, etc.)
Program Budget: $1,575,522	Program Staff: 11.80
	Target	Actual Achieved	% of Targets Met
Confined Animal Facilities Inspections	350	443	127% •
Because of a delay in the effort to issue General Orders for feedlots and poultry facilities, resources were diverted to conduct additional compliance inspections.

Timber Harvest (Forestry)
Program Budget: $1,480,783	Program Staff: 11.10
	Target	Actual Achieved	% of Targets Met
Timber Harvest Inspections	160	243	152% •
Forest Activities Program (FAP) targets were exceeded due to increased inspections of post-fire assessments and logging activities.

Enforcement
Program Budget: $878,811	Program Staff: 6.00
	Target	Actual Achieved	% of Targets Met
Class 1 Priority Violations will Result in Formal Enforcement or an Investigative Order Pursuant to Water Code Section 13267 within 18 Months of Discovery	100	100	100% •
Facilities with Over $12,000 in MMPs (4 or More Violations) Not Assessed within 18 Months of Accrual	0	4	•
The facilities with more than 4 MMPs that have gone 18 months without formal enforcement represent complicated settlements with disadvantaged communities and, also, cases where additional discretionary enforcement is being combined with MMP enforcement. It is anticipated that these cases will be resolved with formal enforcement in 2016. Overall, Region 5 staff are addressing better than 99% of all MMP violations with formal enforcement within 18 months of the violations.

Cleanup
Program Budget: $5,646,411	Program Staff: 31.10
	Target	Actual Achieved	% of Targets Met
New Department of Defense Sites Into Active Remediation	56	43	77% •
Cleanup Sites Closed	42	50	119% •
New Underground Storage Tank Sites Into Active Remediation	59	64	108% •
Underground Storage Tank Sites Projected Closed	103	106	103% •
New Cleanup Sites Moved into Active Remediation	80	37	46% •
Forty-eight sites were predicted to go into active remediation in FY 2014-15 pending the finalization of Aerojet Operable Unit #6 Record of Decision (RoD). The RoD was subsequently finalized in July 2015 and the Cleanup Program is well on way to meeting the metric for FY2015-16.