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El Dorado Irrigation District Temporary Reservoir Re-Operation Water Transfer Project

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2026050621State & Local

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The El Dorado Irrigation District Temporary Reservoir Re-Operation Water Transfer Project involves the transfer of up to 5,000 acre-feet of water to buyers during the summer and fall of 2026 in Placerville, California. This transfer will be achieved by re-operating three reservoirs to release water that is not required for local customer demands during 2026 or 2027. The total available volume includes up to 620 acre-feet from Weber Reservoir and up to 4,880 acre-feet combined from Caples and Silver Lakes. To facilitate this, the district will utilize water stored in Jenkinson Lake to meet its own consumptive demands in lieu of using water from Caples and Silver Lakes. All operations will be conducted in accordance with historic flow and release schedules, adhering to all applicable rules regarding lake levels, minimum streamflow, and ramping rate requirements. The project is classified as a forecast under NAICS code 221310. A Notice of Determination has certified that a Negative Declaration was prepared under CEQA, concluding that the project will have no significant environmental effects and requires no mitigation measures.

General Info

EID to temporarily release up to 5,000 acre-feet of surplus water from three reservoirs in 2026 to external buyers.

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California → El Dorado Irrigation District

Place of Performance

Placerville, CA

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AgencyCalifornia → El Dorado Irrigation District
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California → El Dorado Irrigation District
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Brian DeasonEnvironmental Resources Manager

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The El Dorado Irrigation District (EID) proposes to transfer water to the Buyers during summer and fall 2026. EID would make the water available through re-operations of three EID reservoirs to release water otherwise planned to be consumed by EID customers and/or stored within the EID network of reservoirs. The water proposed for transfer is not necessary to meet EID customer demands during 2026 or 2027. The reservoirs and rivers/creeks involved would all operate consistent with their historic flow and release schedules, and would meet all applicable rules and requirements, including but not limited to lake level, minimum streamflow, and ramping rate requirements. The total potential quantity available from the three reservoirs exceeds the maximum transfer volume of 5,000 AF, with up to 620 AF available from Weber Reservoir and up to 4,880 AF combined available from Caples and Silver Lakes. Under the proposed project, EID would rely on water stored in Jenkinson Lake to meet consumptive demands during the transfer period in lieu of using water from Caples and Silver lakes.

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