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Local Water Supply Project Construction - Department of Water - water ca 2025

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The document outlines the application process for local public agencies in California seeking construction loans under the Water Conservation Bond Law of 1988. It details eligibility criteria, loan amounts, interest rates, and the necessary documentation required for both construction projects and feasibility studies. The application is structured into several parts, including organizational information, project descriptions, engineering feasibility, economic justification, statewide interest, critical need, and environmental documentation. The goal is to support the development of local water supplies through financial assistance while ensuring compliance with state regulations.

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Begin with Part A, filling out the Application cover sheet. Enter your agency's legal name, mailing address, and specify the project title along with the requested loan amount.
Complete the Agency representatives section by providing contact details for both primary and alternate contacts, including names, titles, and phone numbers.
In Part A-3, prepare a detailed project budget. Use the provided template to outline capital costs and financing information. Ensure all calculations are accurate.
For Part B, provide a narrative description of your project along with a detailed map indicating its location and components.
Continue through Parts C to G by following the instructions for each section carefully. Attach any required documents as specified in the checklist.

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What are the problems with the water in California?

Parties in the states north and south regions vehemently opposed the project. Northerners claimed the water was rightfully theirs and did not want their water flowing south, although the 1931 County of Origin Statute protected their future water needs.

What are the problems with the California State Water Project?

DWR manages the California State Water Project (SWP) to ensure adequate water supplies are available under various hydrologic and legal conditions while maintaining operational flexibility.

Who manages the California State Water Project?

Construction Begins In May 1957 work began on the construction of two tunnels on the Western Pacific Railroad relocation to clear the site for the dam and reservoir. Appropriations continued year to year for the relocations and to begin building the South Bay and California aqueducts in 1959.

Where is the California water Project?

Near Kettleman City, the Coastal Branch splits off from the main California Aqueduct. Buena Vista, Teerink and Chrisman Pumping Plants are located on the main aqueduct near the southern end of the San Joaquin Valley near Bakersfield.