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Federal grant · project grant (b)
The Lindsay-strathmore Irrigation District, Located in Tulare County California, Will Develop the Planning Documents and Design Plans for the New Rancho De Kaweah Groundwater Banking Project. the Design Includes a Pipeline, Re-regulating Basin, Lift Station, Aquifer Recharge Areas, and Wells for Recovery in Times of Need. the Districts Water Supply Reliability Is at Risk Due to Periods of Extreme Drought. Once Constructed, the Project Will Increase Capacity for Water Recharge and Storage for Future Use During Periods of Surplus Surface Water. the Project Is Supported by Multiple Stakeholders Including Local Irrigation Districts, Ditch Companies, and the East Kaweah Groundwater Sustainability Agency. the Rancho De Kaweah Aquifer Storage and Recovery Project Is Listed as a High Priority in the East Kaweah Groundwater Sustainability Agency Groundwater Sustainability Plan for Sustainable Groundwater Management Over the Next 50 Years.
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$400,000
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