Human Right to Water the project supports – and advances the State’s policy on the human right to water, including any resolutions or policies adopted by the State Water Board. Community Benefit the project benefits the – largest number of people per dollar spent considering the size of the community in which the project is located. Contaminant Removal Efficiency the – project removes the most contamination at the lowest cost. Timeliness for Project Completion the – project can be completed within the appropriation time frame. Promote Groundwater Sustainability the – project supports attainment of the goals of and is identified in an approved Groundwater Sustainability Plan (GSP) or the project is consistent with the applicable court decree in an adjudicated basin. Demonstrated Ability the applicant has – demonstrated the ability to complete similar projects or previous phases of the overall cleanup effort on time and within scope and budget. Regional Project the project is identified in – the applicable integrated regional water management plan (Water Code section 10544), or other relevant regional plans such as a Salt and Nutrient Management Plan. Public Health Risk/Benefit the project – provides a quantifiable reduction in an existing risk to public health.
Human Right to Water – the project supports and advances the State’s policy on the human right to water, including any resolutions or policies adopted by the State Water Board. Community Benefit – the project benefits the largest number of people per dollar spent considering the size of the community in which the project is located. Contaminant Removal Efficiency – the project removes the most contamination at the lowest cost. Timeliness for Project Completion – the project can be completed within the appropriation time frame. Promote Groundwater Sustainability – the project supports attainment of the goals of and is identified in an approved Groundwater Sustainability Plan (GSP) or the project is consistent with the applicable court decree in an adjudicated basin. Demonstrated Ability – the applicant has demonstrated the ability to complete similar projects or previous phases of the overall cleanup effort on time and within scope and budget. Regional Project – the project is identified in the applicable integrated regional water management plan (Water Code section 10544), or other relevant regional plans such as a Salt and Nutrient Management Plan. Public Health Risk/Benefit – the project provides a quantifiable reduction in an existing risk to public health.
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