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Gov. Gavin Newsom urges completion of California’s largest new reservoir challenge in 50 years

Last updated: December 10, 2024 11:39 pm
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“We are going to continue to advocate for federal resources,” he added. “Donald Trump, this is your kind of project.”

Websites can be California’s eighth largest reservoir, a 13-mile-long off-stream lake that might divert flows from the Sacramento River throughout moist winters to supply water to 500,000 acres of Central Valley farmlands, and 24 million individuals, together with residents of Santa Clara County, components of the East Bay and Los Angeles.

The challenge is supported by President Biden, farm organizations, labor unions and about 20 water businesses, together with the Santa Clara Valley Water District in San Jose, Zone 7 Water Company in Livermore, and the Metropolitan Water District in Los Angeles, all of that are companions and would obtain water from it.

In November, in a shocking setback for efforts to develop water storage in Northern California, the Contra Costa Water District cancelled a $1.5 billion plan to enlarge Los Vaqueros Reservoir close to Brentwood.

After years of planning and talks, Bay Space water businesses, together with the East Bay Municipal Utility District and the Santa Clara Valley Water District, couldn’t agree with Contra Costa on who would pay how a lot, what quantity of water every would obtain, and who can be on the hook for price overruns.

Los Vaqueros was promised $477 million in state funding beneath Proposition 1, a water bond authorised by voters in 2014. The Contra Costa Water District spent $24 million on planning, research, engineering and different prices. It notified the California Water Fee in November that it’ll not want the remaining $453 million, mentioned Jennifer Allen, a spokeswoman for the Contra Costa Water District.

The Websites challenge equally obtained a dedication for $875 million in Proposition 1 cash from the California Water Fee.

Websites Reservoir is opposed by the Sierra Membership, Mates of the River and different environmental teams who say filling it might divert an excessive amount of water from the Sacramento River, hurting endangered salmon, steelhead and Delta smelt.

On Tuesday, Ron Stork, a senior coverage analyst for Mates of the River, mentioned the unused Los Vaqueros cash shouldn’t be spent on Websites or different water storage initiatives. Increasing conservation, recycled water and stormwater seize can be less expensive and fewer environmentally dangerous, he mentioned.

“That money would be better spent on other priorities,” Stork mentioned.

Jerry Brown, government director of the Websites Undertaking Authority, mentioned his company is within the Los Vaqueros cash. The Websites challenge has accomplished its environmental reviews, gained two lawsuits filed by environmental teams, was invited by the E.P.A. to use for a $2 billion mortgage, and has one main hurdle left — securing water rights from the State Water Assets Management Board.

Brown, who is just not associated to the previous governor, mentioned the challenge is on observe to interrupt floor in 2026 and end by 2032.

“I’m feeling good about it,” he mentioned. “We have momentum, and this will benefit all Californians.”

 

Initially Revealed: December 10, 2024 at 3:33 PM PST

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