ACRONYMS. Alameda County Flood Control and Water Conservation District. State (CAL) and federal (FED) agencies participating in the Bay-Delta Accord
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1 ACRONYMS AB ACWD ACFCWCD af AFRP AVEKWA AWBA BMP CAA CALFED CALVIN CCFB CCWA CCWD CDAC CDEC Assembly Bill Alameda County Water District Alameda County Flood Control and Water Conservation District acre-foot/acre-feet anadromous fish restoration program Antelope Valley East Kern Water Agency Arizona Water Banking Authority Best Management Practices California Aqueduct State (CAL) and federal (FED) agencies participating in the Bay-Delta Accord California Value Integration Model Clifton Court Forebay Central Coast Water Authority Contra Costa Water District California Debt Advisory Commission California Data Exchange Center CEQA California Environmental Quality Act of 1970 cfs CLWA COA CRA CUWA CVGSM cubic feet per second Castaic Lake Water Agency Coordinated Operation Agreement Colorado River Aqueduct California Urban Water Agencies Central Valley Ground-Surface Water Model 165
2 CVP Central Valley Project CVPIA Federal Central Valley Project Improvement Act of 1992 CVPM CVWD DAU DBP DEIR DEIS DMC DOI DSS DWA DWB DWR DWRSIM EBMUD EID EIR EIS ET ET o ETAW E&W FERC GPCD Central Valley Production Model Coachella Valley Water District detailed analysis unit disinfection by-product draft environmental impact report draft environmental impact statement Delta-Mendota Canal United States Department of the Interior Data Storage System developed by HEC Desert Water Agency DWR's Drought Water Bank California Department of Water Resources DWR's operations model for the SWP/CVP system East Bay Municipal Utility District Eldorado Irrigation District environmental impact report environmental impact statement evapotranspiration reference evapotranspiration evapotranspiration of applied water Eastern and Western Federal Energy Regulatory Commission gallons per capita per day 166
3 GUI HEC HEC-PRM HDWD HR IFIM IID IRPDSM ISDP IV kaf KWBA KWB LA LAA LBG LDC maf MID MWA MWD M&I graphical user interface Hydrologic Engineering Center of the USACE HEC's Prescriptive Reservoir Model Hi Desert Water Agency hydrologic region Instream Flow Incremental Methodology Imperial Irrigation District Integrated Resources Planning Distribution System Model Interim South Delta Program Imperial Valley thousand acre-feet (can also be listed as taf) Kern Water Bank Authority Kern Water Bank Los Angeles Los Angeles Aqueduct Los Banos Grandes local gas distribution company million acre-feet Modesto Irrigation District Mojave Water Agency Metropolitan Water District of Southern California Municipal and Industrial NEPA National Environmental Policy Act of 1969 NGA Federal Natural Gas Act of 1938 NHI Natural Heritage Institute 167
4 OASIS O&M PCWA PEIR PEIS PROSIM PSA PVID Open Accesss Same-time Information System Operations and Maintenance Placer County Water Agency programmatic environmental impact report programmatic environmental impact statement USBR's operations model for the CVP/SWP Planning sub-area Palos Verde Irrigation District RPA Federal Reclamation Project Acts of 1939, 1956, and 1963 RRA Federal Redemption Reform Act of 1982 SANJASM SBA SCVWD SCWA SDCWA SFPUC SFU SWAP SWP SWRCB SWSD taf TID TDS TOC USBR's San Joaquin Area Simulation Model South Bay Aqueduct Santa Clara Valley Water District Solano County Water Agency San Diego County Water Authority San Francisco Public Utilities Commission Straight fixed variable method State-Wide Agricultural Productioin Model State Water Project State Water Resources Control Board Semitropic Water Storage District thousand acre-feet (can also be listed as kaf) Turlock Irrigation District total dissolved solids total organic compounds 168
5 UCD USACE USBR USGS WD University of California at Davis United States Army Corps of Engineers United States Bureau of Reclamation United States Geological Survey water district WR 95-6 SWRCB Order WR 95-6 WSD WTP Zone 7 water storage district willingness to pay Zone 7 of ACFCWCD 169
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