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Federal grant · project grant (b)
The Carmichael Water District District , Located in Sacramento County, California, Will Construct a New Aquifer Storage and Recovery Well Asr Well to Enhance the District S Current Conjunctive Use Program the District Currently Participates in a Groundwater Banking Program and Has Banked Over 50,000 Acre Feet in the Sacramento Valley Groundwater Basin the Asr Well Will Provide an Average Annual Benefit of 605 Acre Feet Per Year of Additional Recharge and Allow Access to Previously Banked Water, Providing Up to 1,210 Acre Feet for Use in Drought Years While Alleviating Demand on the Stressed American River the Asr Well Will Greatly Enhance the District S Ability to Sustainably Manage Its Groundwater Supplies and Better Manage Its Previously Banked Water to Provide Drought Resiliency and Operational Flexibility the Project Supports Goals Identified in the District S 2020 Urban Water Management Plan to Help Build Long Term Resilience to Drought and Reduce the Need for Emergency Response Actions Implementation of This Project Is Also Identified as a Mitigation Action in the North American Basin Regional Drought Contingency Plan DCP That Was Developed With Assistance From a Watersmart Drought Contingency Planning Grant
Committed
$2.0 Million
Paid out
$1.7M
83%
Committed, not yet paid
$336.4K
17%
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