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An Addendum to the Previously Certified Palmdale Water District Water System Master Plan Final Program Environmental Impact Report

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2017021042State & Local

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The Palmdale Water District has prepared an addendum to its previously certified Water System Master Plan Environmental Impact Report to evaluate specific components of the Well No. 37 project. This addendum confirms that the proposed project does not introduce new significant environmental impacts or substantially increase the severity of impacts previously disclosed in the master plan. The Water System Master Plan itself is a long-term strategy to ensure reliable potable water supply for the district’s customers through 2040 and beyond, responding to an anticipated doubling of the population in the service area over the next 25 years. The plan focuses on addressing existing infrastructure deficiencies and constructing new facilities including storage tanks, pump stations, pipelines, and wells to meet future water demand, improve system pressure and reliability, and ensure cost-effective service that meets water quality standards. Implementation of the Capital Improvement Plan under this master plan will expand and modernize the water delivery system to accommodate growth while maintaining compliance with regulatory and operational requirements.

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Palmdale Water District updates master plan to support future water demand through infrastructure upgrades and new wells.

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California → Palmdale Water District

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Between East Avenue P and East Ave Q and bounded by 25th Street East and 30th Street East, Palmdale, CA, 93550

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AgencyCalifornia → Palmdale Water District
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California → Palmdale Water District
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Shadi BaderEngineering Manager
Dave JonesVice President

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Hazen and SawyerNew York, NY

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PWD as the lead agency has prepared a draft EIR to provide the public and trustee agencies with info about the potential effects on the local and regional environment associated with implementation of the WSMP. The WSMP outlines a programmatic plan to meet water needs for PWD customers into 2040 and beyond by addressing existing system deficiencies and establishing new water infrastructure to meet future population growth. The WSMP projects the population in the PWD service area will double over the next 25 years. The goals of the WSMP are to provide cost-cost effective water services that meet water quality, quantity, system pressure and reliability requirements of PWD customers, improve existing PWD infrastructures, create future infrastructure to accommodate projected population growth, and ensure potable water supply can meet annual water demand over the next 25 years. The proposed project would implement the Capital Improvement Plan included in the WSMP. Implementation of actions under this WSMP would require the construction of various aboveground facilities and support infrastructure including storage tanks, pump stations, pipelines and wells. This addendum evaluates project-specific components of the Well No. 37 project and concludes that the proposed project does not cause new significant impacts and does not result in substantially more severe impacts relative to the impacts previously disclosed in the WSMP PEIR.

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