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Reissued Waste Discharge Requirements General Order R5-2013-0122 29 Existing Milk Cow Dairies to achieve compliance with applicable water quality objectives, including the groundwater limitations of the Order. Required Annual Reports presented after the submittal of the summary report, must include a discussion on implementation of changes in management practices and/or activities that are being taken and an evaluation of progress in complying with the Groundwater Limitations F.1. of the Order. Implementation of the identified management practices must be as soon as practicable, supported with appropriate technical or economic justification and in no case may time schedules extend beyond 10 years from the date that the summary report is approved by the Executive Officer. For Dischargers participating in a representative monitoring program that is required to submit a Summary Representative Monitoring Report (SRMR) (See Monitoring and Reporting Program R5-2013-0122, Provision 111.10), the following time schedule shall apply to allow Dischargers sufficient time to implement identified management practices to achieve compliance with Groundwater Limitations described in Section F.1. of this Order. The Central Valley Water Board may modify these schedules based on evidence that meeting the compliance date is technically or economically infeasible, or when evidence shows that compliance by an earlier date is feasible. Any applicable time schedules for compliance established in the Basin Plans supersede the schedules given below (e.g., time schedules for compliance with salinity standards that may be established in future Basin Plan amendments through the CV-SALTS process). a. The SRMR must be submitted no later than six (6) years following submittal of the first Annual Representative Monitoring Report (ARMR) (e.g., the CVDRMP submitted its first ARMR on April 1, 2013, thus the CVDRMP's SRMR must be submitted by April 1, 2019). b. The SRMR must identify management practices that are protective of groundwater quality for the range of conditions found at facilities participating in the representative monitoring program, and must identify in the SRMR time schedules that are as short as practicable for implementation of the identified management practices. Within 18 months of submittal of the SRMR and no later than July 1, 2020, all member dairies of the RMP for which the SRMR was submitted must submit a letter of intent to comply with applicable management practices identified in the SRMR. Time schedules in the SRMR for implementation of the identified management practices must be as soon as practicable, supported with appropriate technical or economic justification and in no case may time schedules beyond 10 years from the date that the SRMR is approved by the Executive Officer. If, in the opinion of the Executive Officer, the Discharger fails to comply with the provisions of this Order, the Executive Officer may refer this matter to the Attorney General for judicial enforcement, may issue a complaint for administrative civil liability, or may take other enforcement actions. Failure to comply with this Order may result in