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Federal grant · project grant (b)
The City of San Buenaventura Is Implementing the Venturawaterpure Program to Augment the Citys Potable Water Supplies With Purified Recycled Water. the Program Includes Construction of Treatment and Conveyance Facilities to Produce Up to 3,600 Acrefeet Per Year of Local Recycled Water. the City Currently Depends on Limited Local Surface and Groundwater Supplies That Are Increasingly Impacted by Drought. the Venturawaterpure Program Will Help the City Become Less Vulnerable to Drought Conditions by Creating a New Source of Local, Droughtresistant Recycled Water Supply. the Project Will Divert Tertiarytreated Effluent From the Ventura Water Reclamation Facility, Currently Being Discharged to the Santa Clara River Estuary, to a New Advanced Water Purification Facility to Produce Recycled Water for Potable Reuse. Funding Will Be Used to Complete the Design of the Advanced Water Purification Facility and Advance the Design of the Membrane Bioreactor and Ultraviolet Disinfection System. Funding Will Also Be Used Toconstruct the Ocean Outfall Pump Station and Complete Planning Activities for the Pipeline and Wells.
Committed
$90.5 Million
Paid out
$9.5M
10%
Committed, not yet paid
$81.0M
90%
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