Federal grant · project grant (b)

Arvin-Edison Water Storage District

The Arvin-edison Water Storage District, Located in Kern County, California, Will Design the Digiorgio Unit Pipeline to Improve Conjunctive Use Water Management. the Districts Service Area Has Experienced Several Periods of Exceptional Drought Since 2012, Contributing to Critical Groundwater Overdraft and Economic Impacts to the Agriculture Industry. the Pipeline Will Be Designed to Provide Surface Water for Direct On-farm Recharge, or Irrigation Supply to Approximately 2,720 Acres of Irrigated Land Currently Reliant on Groundwater. the Project Will Be Developed in Coordination With Kern County and Local Landowners to Fulfill the South of Kern River Groundwater Sustainability Plans Goal of Enhancing Groundwater Recharge While Providing a Sustainable Irrigation Supply.

Committed

$308,170

Paid out
$28.1K
9%
Committed, not yet paid
$280.1K
91%

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