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75C
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7/5/2016
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xc <br />t <br />DELIVERY 11YS1 EI1" <br />For the first time in its 54 -year history, the California <br />State Water Project —a backbone of California's water <br />system — announced it would cease providing water to <br />downstreain agencies this year because of the severe <br />drought. The decision was announced shortly after <br />Governor Brown's call for a voluntary 20 percent <br />reduction in water use. <br />At this time, regions will have to rely on water stored <br />In local reservoirs, pumped from underground wells, <br />recycled water, and conservation measures to meet <br />demand. What does this mean to Santa Ana residents? <br />While there are sufficient water reserves available <br />residents will need to curb their water usage. Iri this <br />report, you can read about simple ways to cut back <br />your water use by 20 percent and take advan fags of <br />rebates being offered. <br />What is the California <br />State Water Project? <br />About 30 percent of Orange County's water supply <br />travels a long distance though a complex delivery <br />system called the California State Water Project. It <br />is the nation's lergest slate -built water storage and <br />delivery system of reservoirs, aqueducts, power <br />plants and pumping plants, supplying water to 25 <br />call iion Californians and 750,000 acres of farmland. <br />The orig[not purpose of the project was to provide <br />water for and Southern California, whose local <br />water resources and share of the Colorado (liver <br />were iissufficlent to sustain the region's growth. <br />'today, it distributes water to 24 urban and <br />agricultural water suppliers in Northern California, <br />the San Francisco Bay Area, the Sam Joaquin Valley, <br />the Central Coast, and Southern California. <br />0 WAIEN OUALIIY REPOF <br />• <br />Milo <br />Why is it <br />Important? <br />Water has always been a scarce resource In California. <br />The State Water Project is operated to deliver a more <br />reliable waters tip ply for farms anti communities. It <br />protects our future water resources while protecting <br />fish and wildlife, improving water quallty in the Delta, <br />and controlling Feather River floodwaters. As we look <br />forward, the State Water Project's role in providing a <br />more resilient water resources system will help <br />California endure inevitable challenges In coming <br />decades. It is essential to our future sustainability. <br />34 storage facilities <br />r 20 pumping plants <br />Reservoirs and lakes <br />4 pumping - generating plants <br />5hydroelectric <br />About701 miles of open <br />power plants <br />canals and pipelines <br />EXHIBIT 4 <br />75C -33 <br />
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