Water Supply Assessment for the Parkway Village Specific Plan Project

The Water Supply Assessment for the Parkway Village Specific Plan Project in Lancaster, California, confirms that Los Angeles County Waterworks District No. 40 has adequate water supplies to support the proposed development under normal, single-dry, and multiple-dry year conditions over a 20-year projection period. The assessment satisfies requirements under California Water Code Section 10910 and related provisions, demonstrating that available water resources will meet both the new development’s demand and the District’s existing and future water needs without compromising reliability. The evaluation was conducted to ensure long-term water sustainability and regulatory compliance for the planned community under varying climatic conditions. The assessment is managed by the Los Angeles County Public Works agency, with primary contact directed to Ramy Gindi, Principle Engineer, via the provided email and phone number. The project is publicly accessible through the California Environmental Quality Act notification portal, and while no solicitation or procurement details are listed, the document serves as a critical regulatory milestone required prior to development approval. The place of performance is clearly identified as Lancaster, California, with no additional geographic or contractual constraints indicated.