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Federal grant · project grant (b)
The Orchard Mesa Irrigation District (district), Located in Palisade, Colorado, Will Install Measurement and Automated Gate Control Infrastructure on the Orchard Mesa Check Channel and the Adjacent Vinelands Power Plant Afterbay Radial Gates. the Check Channel Allows for Re-use of Colorado River Water Diverted From Roller Dam. the Water Diverted at Roller Dam Is Split Between Canals, Travels to the Vinelands Power Plant, and Then Released Back to the Colorado River Through Radials Gates or Through the Existing Check Channel. Once Completed, This Measurement and Automation System Will Allow the District to Accurately Measure and Control the Water That Is Returned to the Colorado River. the Work Will Reduce Reservoir Releases From Green Mountain Reservoir, Improve Flow Measurements, and Conserve Late Stream Water, Helping to Sustain Agricultural Viability in Colorados Grand Valley. the Grand Valley Water Users Association Identified This Project as a Priority During a 2022 System Optimization Review.
Committed
$100,000
Paid out
$25.9K
26%
Committed, not yet paid
$74.1K
74%
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