This webpage houses DRAFT documents ready for review by CBWP Collaborative members. The information here has been compiled by CBWP Collaborative members and will eventually inform the surface water portion of the Integrated Water Plan. However, these documents have not gone though any formal consensus events, unless noted otherwise, and are therefore not reflective of any Collaborative decisions/ recommendations. They are for discussion purposes only and should not be cited.
Foundational Resources:
- For a complete history of the CBWP Collaborative, please visit the Community-Based Water Planning page.
- Senate Bill 266 (2015)
- OWRD Place-Based Planning (PBP) Draft Guidance (2015)
Key Resources for Surface Water Planning Phase:
Step 1 | Build a collaborative and inclusive process
Steps 2-3 | Gather information to understand water resources and identify knowledge gaps and Examine current and future water needs for people, the economy, and the environment
Collaborative consensus achieved on all Step 2 and Step 3 draft reports in November and December 2023.
- Vegetation Management Working Group:
- Ecological Working Group:
- Lakes and Reservoirs
- Wetlands
- Streams
- Surface Water Management Working Group:
- Surface Water – Groundwater Interaction Working Group:
- OWRD reviewed all Working Group reports and provided comments on each document. They used the PBP 2015 Guidance to inform their review. Working Groups diligently and thoughtfully addressed OWRD’s comments. Follow the link below to view OWRD’s review as well as updated reports from all Working Groups where they addressed all comments.
Step 3.5 | Critical Surface Water Issues
Collaborative consensus achieved on the Critical Surface Water Issues in December 2023.
- Critical Surface Water Issues One-Pagers
- Critical Surface Water Issue List (see Strategy List for most up-to-date language)
Step 4 | Identify and prioritize strategic, integrated solutions to meet water needs
Collaborative consensus achieved on the Surface Water Strategy list in June 2024.
Step 5 | Plan Adoption and Implementation
- Implementation Framework
- Surface Water Plan