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SAN LUIS RESERVOIR

SAN LUIS RESERVOIR Expansion Gets Study By Bureau San Luis Reservoir’s capacity and project yield could be given modest increases but the greatest benefit of raising B.F. Sisk-San Luis Dam could be improvements to its seismic safety. A U.S. Bureau…

Concerns Growing Over Subsidence

Subsidence is suspected of being the culprit in this liner failure along the Delta-Mendota Canal in the western San Joaquin Valley.
 
U.S. Bureau of Reclamation

WESTERN SAN JOAQUIN VALLEY Concerns Growing Over Subsidence Hydrologists have found that some of the fastest rates of land subsidence ever recorded in the San Joaquin Valley are occurring on the West Side northeast of Dos Palos. The United States…

AROUND FRIANT AND CALIFORNIA

USBR  AND  CENTRAL  VALLEY  PROJECT Reclamation Duties Are Set For Two Mid-Pacific Deputy Directors Jason Phillips has been given his marching orders as the U.S. Bureau of Reclamation adds a second Mid-Pacific Region Deputy Director. Phillips, former San Joaquin River…

Debate Resumes On Water Bonds

The San Joaquin Valley’s newest State Senator, Andy Vidak (left) sees the site of the proposed 1.2 million acre-foot Temperance Flat Reservoir’s dam in the upper end of Millerton Lake. Vidak (R-HANFORD) listens as Friant Water Authority Assistant General Manager Mario Santoyo explains how the reservoir, development of which could benefit from a state water bond as it now stands, would operate.

Debate Resumes On Water Bonds California’s Legislature is beginning 2014 taking up where it left off on considering what, if anything, to do about the state’s proposed multi-billion-dollar water infrastructure bond measure. As it stands, an $11.2 billion bond proposal…