California State Water Resources Control Board Forms
The California State Water Resources Control Board is responsible for maintaining and enhancing the quality of California's water resources. They oversee the regulation of water rights, water quality, and water supply in the state. The board also works to protect public health and the environment by implementing policies and enforcing regulations related to water management and conservation.
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This document is used to request a hearing in the state of California. It allows individuals to formally request a hearing for various legal matters such as court cases, administrative proceedings, or appeals. The purpose of a hearing is to present arguments, evidence, and testimony to a judge or panel of decision-makers for a fair and impartial resolution of the matter at hand.
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This form is used for applying for reciprocity in the state of California. Reciprocity refers to the recognition of professional licenses from other states, allowing individuals to work in California without obtaining a separate license.
This Form is used for updating contact information in California.
This form is used for transferring ownership of a property or business in California. It is required when there is a change in ownership and must be filed with the relevant government agency.
This form is used for demonstrating water diversion for cannabis cultivation use is allowed within the meaning of Business and Professions Code Section 26060 in California.
This form is used for reporting unauthorized release or contamination incidents at underground storage tank (UST) sites in California. It is an important document for regulatory compliance and ensuring proper remediation of environmental hazards.
This document is used to track and regulate the diversion and use of water in California. It provides an initial statement of the amount of water being diverted and how it is being used.
This document outlines the reporting and notification requirements in the state of California. It includes information on what needs to be reported and who needs to be notified.
This document provides a blueprint for mandatory communications by Californian water providers to customers, detailing any issues or changes in the quality of local drinking water.
