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Calaveras County Water District and EBMUD Wholesale Purchase Agreement

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The Calaveras County Water District and EBMUD Wholesale Purchase Agreement establishes a framework for the Calaveras County Water District to sell up to 150 acre-feet of water annually to the East Bay Municipal Utility District. This water is sourced from Bear Creek under a pre-1914 water right and flows downstream past the Middle Fork Pumping Plant on the Middle Fork Mokelumne River into the Mokelumne River upstream of Highway 49. The water is then conveyed into the Pardee and/or Camanche Reservoirs. EBMUD is responsible for diverting the water through its existing facilities to a water treatment plant, which then delivers the treated water to the Camanche South Shore Recreation Area distribution system. The project is located in Calaveras County and has been designated as CEQA-exempt. Administrative oversight is managed by the East Bay Municipal Utility District, with technical coordination involving the Assistant Engineer. Supporting documentation includes Exhibit A, which provides a detailed map of the CASS diversion, reservoirs, and related water infrastructure.

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Calaveras County Water District sells up to 150 acre-feet of water annually to EBMUD.

Agency

California → East Bay Municipal Utility District

NAICS

221310 - Water Supply and Irrigation Systems

Place of Performance

Middle Fork Mokelumne River and Hwy 26 in West Point; Camanche Road and Pattison Road in Wallace, CA, 95255

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AgencyCalifornia → East Bay Municipal Utility District

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California → East Bay Municipal Utility District

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Ronald ThaiAssistant Engineer

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Calaveras County Water District (CCWD) will sell up to 150 AF of water annually to EBMUD, which will be made available from Bear Creek and flow downstream past CCWD's Middle Fork Pumping Plant on the Middle Fork Mokelumne River, into the Mokelumne River upstream of Highway 49, and conveyed into Pardee and/or Camanche Reservoirs. EBMUD will then divert the water through its existing facilities to its existing water treatment plant serving the Camanche South Shore Recreation Area (CASS) for treatment and delivery to the CASS distribution system. The water sold by CCWD is available under its pre-1914 water right on Bear Creek for use by CCWD in Calaveras County.

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