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Federal grant
The Fremontmadison Irrigation District Located in Fremont Idaho Will Retrofit the Existing Outlet Gates at Grassy Lake Reservoir With Automated and Remote Operating Equipment. This New System Will Be Connected to the Districts Existing Supervisory Control and Data Acquisition System. Remote Operations of Grassy Lake Reservoir Will Benefit the Upper Snake Reservoir System as It Will Allow the District to Adjust Reservoir Releases to Meet Demands on the Fall River for Both Irrigation and Recreational Use Grassy Lake Reservoir Is on Grassy Creek Which Is a Tributary to the Fall River. This Project Will Result in More Constant Releases From the Reservoir Improving Water Delivery Efficiency and Creating Better Conditions for Fish and Wildlife. the Project Addresses the Goals and Objectives of the Districts Water Conservation Plan to Increase Water Use Data.
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$30,694
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