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Federal grant · project grant (b)
The Davis and Weber Counties Canal Company, Located Near Salt Lake City, Utah, Will Enclose the Lower Section of Its Main Canal by Converting 1,650 Feet of Existing Concrete Liner to an 8 Footby 7 Foot Precast Concrete Box Culvert and Replacing 880 Feet of Existing Metal Pipe With 66 Inch Reinforced Concrete Pipe the Project Also Includes Installation of a 10 3 Kilowatt Solar Array at Sunset Reservoir, Which Will Be Used to Power the District S Maintenance Building and Workshop the Project Is Expected to Result in Annual Water Savings of 838 Acre Feet That Is Currently Lost to Leaks, Seepage, Root Uptake, and Evaporation the Project Will Allow for More Water to Be Saved and Held in the Echo and East Canyon Reservoirs, Thereby Leaving More Water in the Weber River System for Longer Periods and Providing Benefits to Native Fish Species the Project Has Support From Multiple Stakeholders Within the Weber River Watershed, Including Trout Unlimited, the Utah Division of Wildlife Resources, and the Weber River Water Users Association
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$1.5 Million
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