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Extension of Surface Water Irrigation Service Within District

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Reclamation District 108 is implementing the Drought Protection Program by utilizing funds from the U.S. Bureau of Reclamation to grant and loan money to individual landowners for the extension of surface water irrigation services in Yolo and Colusa counties. The project involves the construction of approximately 15 new service connections to existing district facilities. While most of the new irrigation facilities will be owned and operated by the participating landowners, the District will own and operate one lateral designed to serve multiple landowners. The scope of work includes the installation of pipelines, each less than one mile in length, and above-ground facilities consisting of pump stations and turnouts occupying approximately 120 square feet each. These installations will be located within disturbed agricultural fields, and participating landowners are responsible for securing any necessary easements from neighbors. The project is categorized as statutorily and categorically exempt under CEQA guidelines for small structures and short pipelines, following a Final Environmental Impact Report completed in December 2024.

General Info

District 108 funds irrigation service extensions for landowners in Yolo and Colusa counties.

Agency

California → Reclamation District 108

NAICS

237110 - Water and Sewer Line and Related Structures ConstructionView NAICS

Place of Performance

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Documents

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RD 108 Notice of Exemption for Service Extensions

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Timeline

PostedNov 13

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Organization & Contact Information

AgencyCalifornia → Reclamation District 108

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Organization / Agency

California → Reclamation District 108

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Contacts

Jordon NavarrotDeputy Manager

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+1 (555) 000-0000

Full Description

The proposed Project is the District in part implementing the Drought Protection Program (DPP). A Final Environmental Impact Report (FEIR) was prepared on the program (December 2024; State Clearinghouse No 2024050834). This Project will consist of the District granting and loaning funds to individual landowners to construct approximately 15 new service connections to existing District surface water irrigation facilities within the Districts boundaries. In granting and loaning funds for this purpose, the District will utilize funds received from the U.S. Bureau of Reclamation under the DPP. The general location of the lands that may be served through this project is shown on the attached map. New surface water irrigation facilities would be constructed, owned and operated by the individual landowners that opt to participate in the program, and it is not certain whether all 15 will do so, although one lateral will be constructed, owned and operated by the District as it would serve several different landowners from which individual landowners may construct sub-laterals and facilities where applicable. Each of the pipelines would be much less than one-mile in length and the above-ground facilities would generally consist of a pump station and turnout and each would occupy a space of approximately 120 square feet. The new pipelines, pump stations and turnouts would be constructed on or near the lands identified on the attached map within disturbed agricultural fields. The participating landowners will secure any necessary easements from their neighbors to the extent the pipeline and facilities are not located on their property.