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Federal grant · project grant (b)
The Sutter Mutual Water Company, Located Near Sacramento, Will Implement a Series Ofupgrades Throughout Its Distribution System, Including Installing Automated Gates to Controlwater Flow and Delivery, Variable Speed Variable Frequency Drives on Existing Motors, Andincorporating a New Supervisory Control and Data Acquisition System to Support Centralizedmonitoring and Controls the System Improvements Are Expected to Result in Annual Watersavings of 7,706 Acre Feet Currently Lost to Operational Spills and Over Deliveries, Which Will Bestored in Upstream Reservoirs During a Given Year, Up to 70 of the Water Saved Under Theproject May Be Utilized to Support Improved Habitat, Water Quality, and Water Availability Forfederally Listed Fish Species Along the Sacramento River System
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