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Federal grant
The South Coast Water District (district), Located in Southern California, Will Expand Its Local Water Portfolio to Alleviate Impacts of Drought Conditions by Producing an Additional 465 Acre-feet Per Year of Local Groundwater, Utilizing the Resources That Is Within Its Groundwater Permitted Amount. the Project Involves Equipping an Existing Well in Creekside Park in the City of Dana Point and Connecting the Equipped Well to Existing Water Treatment and Distribution Infrastructure. the Districts 2020 Urban Water Management Plan Is the Districts Primary Drought Plan That Identifies and Supports the Project, Citing Diversifying Water Supplies and Maximizing Groundwater Production as Key Strategies to Increase Water Supply Reliability for the District and the South Orange County Region.
Committed
$1.3 Million
Paid out
$62.6K
5%
Committed, not yet paid
$1.2M
95%
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