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2026 Article 56.C Carryover Transfer from Empire West Side Irrigation District to County of Kings of 467 Acre-feet.

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The Empire West Side Irrigation District will transfer 467 acre-feet of Article 56.C State Water Project carryover water to the County of Kings in 2026 for use by Stone Land Company, which operates farms in both districts. This transaction is an administrative reallocation of existing water rights with no new infrastructure, land development, or physical modifications required. The transfer is exempt from California Environmental Quality Act review under both statutory exemption (Water Code Section 1729) and categorical exemption (CEQA Guidelines 15301), affirming no significant environmental impact. The project is forecasted and not the result of a competitive procurement, with no solicitation number, pricing, contract type, or federal acquisition regulation clauses applicable. The only official contact is Scott Sills, General Manager of the District, with correspondence directed to the District’s address in Stratford, California. Acceptance of the water transfer will occur in Kings County, where the water will be used for active farmland, and compliance is verified through the filing of a certified exemption notice. No payment terms, invoicing procedures, accounting data, contracting officer roles, or subcontractor certifications are included, as this is a non-financial water rights realignment governed solely by state water and environmental laws.

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Empire West Side transfers 467 acre-feet of carryover water to Kings County for Stone Land Company in 2026, exempt from CEQA.

Agency

California → Empire West Side Irrigation District

NAICS

221310 - Water Supply and Irrigation SystemsView NAICS

Place of Performance

CA

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NONE

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2026 NOE EWSID to Kings Carryover Transfer 467 AF

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AgencyCalifornia → Empire West Side Irrigation District

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California → Empire West Side Irrigation District

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Scott SillsGeneral Manager

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The Empire West Side Irrigation District (District) will transfer 467 acre-feet (AF) of its Article 56.C State Water Project Carryover to Kings County for Stone Land Company, who farms in both districts. The transfer will be completed in 2026. The lands have been actively farmed in the past.

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