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Federal grant · project grant (b)
The Uintah Water Conservancy District Will Also Install Electronic Flow Meters With Digital Displays at Each of the 180 Shareholder Turnouts on the Ashley Upper and Highline Canals to Accurately Monitor, Control, and Record Water Deliveries. in Addition, the District Will Install an Electric Actuator at a Large Radial Gate to Improve Operational Efficiency on the Ashley Creek Diversion. the Project Will Reduce Operational Water Losses and Is Expected to Result in Annual Water Savings of 936 Acre-feet. Conserved Water Will Help Avoid Reduced Allocations in Times of Shortage and Will Otherwise Be Stored in the Steinaker Reservoir. in Addition, the Project Will Reduce Selenium and Salinity Levels Carried Downstream, Positively Benefitting the Local Fish and Wildlife Environment.
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