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an early draft of The Designated Level Methodology staff <br /> CONCLUSION AND STATUS report were used to produce the October 1986 edition. <br /> In June 1989,an updated edition of the report was <br /> The staff report,A Compilation of Water Quality Goals, produced to bring the document in line with existing <br /> has been developed to provide methods and numerical statutes,regulations,and waste testing methods. <br /> tin-tits for determining compliance with California's <br /> water quality standards. Water Quality Goals is up- Staff of the Central Valley Regional Water Quality <br /> dated approximately twice per year to account for Control Board has shared these reports with the State <br /> newly developed water quality information. Water Board and the other Regional Water Boards,and <br /> is currently working with staff of the State Water Board <br /> When combined with the waste classification,site to develop state-wide policy in this area. <br /> assessment,and cleanup level setting processes of <br /> DTSC and the State Water Board's Chapter 15 regula- Copies of the staff reports my be obtained from the reception <br /> tions,The Designated Level Methodology can provide a desk at the Sacramento Office of the Regional Water <br /> complimentary set of procedures to ensure the protec- Board. Water Quality Goals costs$10;while the Desig- <br /> tion of both public health and California's water nated Level Methodology and Water Quality Goals to- <br /> resources. Comments received during public review of gether cost$30. Payment must accompany all requests. <br /> August 1992 <br /> Page 16 California's Water Quality Standards <br />