MUL Tl BENEFIT THOMES AND ELDER CREEKS WATER SERVICE CONNECTION PROJECT

The Multi Benefit Thomes and Elder Creeks Water Service Connection Project is a construction initiative managed by the Tehama County Flood Control and Water Conservation District. The project focuses on installing direct water service connections for property owners along Elder and Thomes Creeks who hold surface water rights. By connecting these owners to existing water systems, the project enables the use of surface water when available, serving as a critical element of the Red Bluff GSP implementation activities to ensure long term groundwater sustainability within the Red Bluff Subbasin. The scope of work involves construction activities designed to maintain the existing purpose, function, and capacity of the water system while ensuring nonsignificant impacts to the condition of the land. The project is located in unincorporated Tehama County within the Red Bluff Subbasin, specifically at coordinates 40.01962855, -122.3556386. Administrative oversight is led by Director Justin Jenson, and the project has undergone environmental filing processes with the California Department of Fish and Wildlife to ensure regulatory compliance.