Appendices

Section 1 – Assessment Overview 

A – Millerton Area Watershed Coalition Visioning Workshop – Questions with Participant Inputs, June 15, 2002

B – Historic Conditions in the San Joaquin River Watershed – Friant Water Users Authority

C – Millerton Lake State Recreational Area – Annual Usage Chart: 1986 to 2002

D – Precipitation in the Millerton area watershed (Monthly/Annual) – California Data Exchange Center (CDEC)

E – Precipitation Map of the San Joaquin Basin – Science Leadership Institute, California State University – Fresno

Section 2 – Surface Water 

A – San Joaquin Watershed Report – Central Valley Regional Water Quality Control Board, 2002

B – Maximum Contaminate Levels and Detection Limit – California Department of Health Services

C – Millerton Lake Water Testing (Ramp 3): 1998 to 2002 – U.S. Bureau of Reclamation

D – San Joaquin River Lost Lake water quality Testing: 1996 to 2000 – U.S. Bureau of Reclamation

Section 3 – Ground Water

A – Well Density Information Table – Township/Range-Section, California Department of Water Resources

B – Groundwater Basins Map, California Department of Water Resources

C – Groundwater in Fractured Rock – Water Facts #1, California Department of Water Resources

D – Managing Groundwater Supplies – Water Facts #2, California Department of Water Resources

E – Cover Page – Todd Engineers Draft Technical Memorandum – Ground Water in Eastern Madera County, 2003

Report Text – Todd Engineers Draft Technical Memorandum – Ground Water in Eastern Madera County, 2003

Figures Appendix – Todd Engineers Draft Technical Memorandum – Ground Water in Eastern Madera County, 2003

Tables – Todd Engineers Draft Technical Memorandum – Ground Water in Eastern Madera County, 2003

F – Ground Water Discussion with Richard Fronk (Fronk’s Mountain Well Drilling) and Steering Committee, February 12, 2003

G – Ground Water Panelist – Bio and area of focus for Presentation to Millerton Area Watershed Coalition, October 8, 2003

Ground Water Presentation to Millerton Area Watershed Coalition by Panelists, October 8, 2003

H – Well Standards – Water Facts #5, California Department of Water Resources

I – Well Completion Report – California Department of Water Resources

J – Listing of Community Wells Overseen by Fresno County Environmental Health

K – Well Status – Pine Ridge Landowners Association

Section 4 – Surface and Ground Water Hydrology 

A – Groundwater – Water Facts #6, California Department of Water Resources

Section 5 – Sediment, Erosion and Soils 

A – Soils Survey Map of Madera County – Natural Resources Conservation Service

B – Soils Survey Map of Fresno County – Natural Resources Conservation Service

Section 6 – Biodiversity and Habitat

A – Cover Page – Millerton Area Watershed Coalition Biological Resources Background Report, Live Oak Associates, Inc., July 31, 2003

Text – Millerton Area Watershed Coalition Biological Resources Background Report, Live Oak Associates, Inc., 7/31/03

Figure 1 – Site/Vicinity Map, Live Oak Associates, Inc., 7/28/03

Figure 2 – Management Plan Study Area Map, Live Oak Associates, Inc., 7/28/03

Figure 3 – Hydrologic Features, Live Oak Associates, Inc., 7/28/03

Figure 4 – Gap Vegetation, Live Oak Associates, Inc., 7/28/03

Figure 5 – Special Status Habitat, Live Oak Associates, Inc., 7/28/03

Figure 6 – Special Status Plants, Live Oak Associates, Inc., 7/28/03

Figure 7 – Special Status Animals, Live Oak Associates, Inc., 7/278/03

Figure 8 – Land Ownership, Live Oak Associates, Inc., July 28, 2003

B – Special Status Plants and Mexican Elder Surveys (in) Point Millerton, Madera County, Live Oak Associates, July 28, 2003

Figure 1 – Vicinity Map, Live Oak Associates, Inc., July 28, 2003

Figure 2 – Transect Map, Live Oak Associates, Inc., July 28, 2003

Figure 3 – Elderberry Location Map, Live Oak Associates, Inc., July 28, 2003

C – Publications of Land Management Assessments and Plans – Oak Woodlands, Vernal Pools, Rangelands and Grasslands (Listing)

Section 7 – Fuels and Fire History 

A – Fuels and Fire Presentation to Millerton Steering Committee by California Department of Forestry – April 8, 2003