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Georgetown Divide Public Utility District (GDPUD) Temporary Transfer of Water to Westlands Water District

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The State Water Resources Control Board has approved a temporary transfer of water from the Georgetown Divide Public Utility District to the Westlands Water District. This agreement allows for a storage release of up to 3,250 acre-feet of water under the authority of Permit 12827, also known as Application 5644A. The project is based in California and is managed by the State Water Resources Control Board. Key points of contact for the transfer include Water Resource Control Engineer Mina Mohammadzadeh and project applicant Nicholas Schneider.

General Info

California board approves transferring up to 3,250 acre-feet of water to Westlands District.

Agency

California → State Water Resources Control Board

NAICS

221310 - Water Supply and Irrigation SystemsView NAICS

Place of Performance

CA, 95634

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NONE

Documents

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A005644A-NOE_signed_searchable

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AgencyCalifornia → State Water Resources Control Board

Contacts2 people available

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Organization / Agency

California → State Water Resources Control Board

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Contacts

Mina MohammadzadehWater Resource Control Engineer

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Nicholas SchneiderProject Applicant

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The State Water Board approved a temporary transfer by storage release of up to 3,250 acre-feet of water from GDPUD to Westlands Water District under GDPUD's Permit 12827 (Application 5644A).

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