The Groundwater Sustainability Plan (GSP) is a basin-wide plan that lays out a path for sustainable management of a groundwater basin over a 20-year period. Napa County has released three GSP Workplans for review, along with a Combined Program Overview. NVG encourages you to engage with this process. You can do so via the comment forms, or at one of three upcoming workshops. Upcoming Workshops
Public comments due January 30, 2024: Combined Program Overview and 3 GSP Workplans NVG's GSP Advocacy NVG has worked for several years as a voice for growers, aiming to ensure a Groundwater Sustainability Plan that both meets the county’s environmental goals and takes into consideration how water is used in vineyards—and how these regulations will impact grape-growing operations. This advocacy includes representing members on the GSP Advisory Committee, providing regular public comment and presentations to the Technical Advisory Group (TAG) and Groundwater Sustainability Agency (GSA), and regular correspondence with county staff. Napa Valley Grapegrowers GSP Resources & Water Conservation Seminar Part I Video To support members throughout the planning and implementation of the GSP, watch our Water Conservation Seminar with information about the Groundwater Sustainability Plan, and visit our GSP webpage for additional resources. Additional NVG Resources NVG has created and compiled a wealth of water and irrigation resources, including a video on Water Reclamation in the Napa Valley.
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