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New Statewide Winery Order: What Wineries Need to Know

[Webinar] New Statewide Winery Order: What Wineries Need to Know - May 26th, 10:00 am - 11:00 am PT | Farella Braun + Martel LLP

The new statewide General Waste Discharge Requirements (WDRs) for winery process water (Winery Order) adopted by the State Water Resources Control Board have spread concern across the wine industry. The Winery Order is applicable to wineries which discharge winery waste to land for disposal or reuse. Examples include process water systems which reuse treated process water for irrigation or discharge to a subsurface disposal system. Wineries that are not covered by existing WDRs or waivers will be required to apply for coverage under the new Winery Order by January 2024. Wineries with existing WDRs will be required to apply for coverage when their existing WDR expires or if required by the Regional Water Quality Control Board. Although the State Water Board intended to streamline and improve the permitting process, stakeholders across the industry expressed concern about the cost and complexity of complying with the new Winery Order.

Local residents enlist water engineering consultant to evaluate Del Mar Horsepark

Local residents enlist water engineering consultant to evaluate Del Mar Horsepark The Del Mar fair board is considering contracting with someone to run the Del Mar Horsepark, a 64-acre equestrian facility about three miles east of the fairgrounds. (San Diego Union-Tribune) Feb. 16, 2021 12:58 PM PT Print As the Del Mar Fairgrounds considers its options for Del Mar Horsepark, which closed this year due to water remediation issues that could have caused litigation, a few residents have launched an independent effort to better assess the costs to reopen. Fairgrounds staff reported to board members who oversee the state-owned venue that the costs of resolving the water remediation issues are not yet known. During a Feb. 9 meeting, board members speculated that it would be a minimum of $3 million, but possibly up to $8 million or more. The board also decided at the meeting to consider turning Del Mar Horsepark over to an independent contractor who would reopen and operate D

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