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Federal grant
The Western Canal Water District, Located in Butte County, California, Will Complete a Comprehensive Final Design Package for the Installation of a Fully Automated Gate Structure to Better Manage Critical Water Resources in the Feather River and Butte Creek Watersheds in the Northern Sacramento Valley. the District Is Responsible for the Operation of Gates Integral to the Supply and Management of Water to 20,000 Acres of Rice Fields and Two California State Fish and Wildlife Refuges. the Water Years 2020 Through 2022, the Driest Three-year Period on Record, Demonstrated the Need for Increased Flexibility in Managing Flow Fluctuations Than the Manually Operated, Labor-intensive Gates Can Provide. the Automation of the Gates Provides a Solution to the District, and the Increased Operational Efficiency, Effectiveness, and Monitoring Made Possible by This Project Will Benefit Both Landowners and the Environment. This Project Is Identified in the Districts Feather River Agricultural Water Management Plan.
Committed
$400,000
Paid out
$245.1K
61%
Committed, not yet paid
$154.9K
39%
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