Federal grant · cooperative agreement (b)
1 Award Purpose Sites Has Requested Funding to Apply Towards Modeling, Engineering, Geotechnical and Real Estate Services These Services Provide the Foundation by Which the Sites Reservoir Authority Can Accomplish Its Ultimate Vision, to Provide Affordable Water That Is Sustainably Managed for California S Farms, Cities, and Environment for Generations to Come Funding Moves the Sites Project Closer to Providing California the Benefits the Reservoir Project Is Being Designed to Provide These Benefits Include Improved Water Supply, Improved Water Supply Reliability, Incremental Level 4 Water Supply for Refuges, Improved Survival of Anadromous Fish, Enhance the Delta Ecosystem, Provide Opportunities for Recreation, and Provide Flood Damage Reduction These Benefits Reach the General Public, the Environment, the Economy, as Well as Local, State, and Federal Agencies 2 Activities to Be Performed Improve Water Supply and Water Supply Reliability, Provide Incremental Level 4 Water Supply for Refuges, Improve the Survival of Anadromous Fish, Enhance the Delta Ecosystem, Provide Opportunities for Recreation and Provide Flood Damage Reduction 3 Expected Deliverables or Outcomes the Agreement Will Accomplish 4 Objectives That Directly Support the Purpose of the Sites Reservoir Project Objective 1 the Operations Modeling Performed Under This Agreement Will Provide Analysis Needed to Support Permitting Efforts and Water Rights Applications This Includes the Eir Eis, Biological Assessment Incidental Take Permit and Future Climate Change Scenarios This Objective Will Also Develop Version 1 of the Sites Reservoir Operations Plan Objective 2 the Engineering Tasks Performed Under This Agreement Will Provide the Preliminary Hydraulics Modeling, a Class Iv Cost Estimate, a Dsod Engagement Plan, a Constructability Analysis, a Program Design Construction Permit and Implementation Schedule, an Environmental Feasibility Support and the Preparation of a Geotechnical Permit Planning and Investigation Plan Preliminary Engineering Efforts Will Advance the Design to 30 Objective 3 the Geotechnical Tasks Performed Under This Agreement Will Consist of Field Data Collection, Preparing Geotechnical Data Reports, Preliminary Planning for Design, and Work Plans for Design Level Geologic and Geotechnical Data Needs Objective 4 the Real Estate Tasks Performed Under This Agreement Involves the Engagement of Up to 25 Landowners Tenants Entities for Temporary Right of Entry Access 4 Intended Beneficiaries This Project Is Intended to for the Sites Project Closer to Providing California the Benefits the Reservoir Project Is Being Designed to Provide 5 Subrecipient Activities If Known or Specified at Time of Award N a
Committed
$6.9 Million
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