Federal grant
The Draper Irrigation Company Company , Located in Draper, Utah, Provides Both Irrigation and Culinary Water to Its Customers That Is Supplied With Water Shares From the Jordan River and Utah Lake Irrigation Water Quality Is Degraded and as a Result, Customers Are Using Treated Culinary Water to Meet Irrigation Needs to Shift Irrigation Demands From Treated Culinary Water, the Company Will Install Four Shallow Groundwater Wells and Approximately 7,100 Feet of Conveyance Pipe Near the Jordan Basin Water Reclamation Facility in Salt Lake County, Utah This Project Will Provide Approximately 2,992 Acre Feet Per Year of a Clean and Consistent Supply of Secondary Water for Irrigation and Allow Surface Water Conservation in Utah Lake to Benefit the Endangered June Sucker and Critical Municipal Supplies This Project Is Supported by Neighboring Districts and Approved by the State Department of Natural Resources the Company Participated in the Development of a Regional Drought Contingency Plan DCP Completed by Jordan Valley Water Conservancy District That Lists New Shallow Groundwater Wells as Drought Mitigation Actions the DCP Was Developed With Assistance From a Watersmart Drought Contingency Planning Grant
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$2.0 Million
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