A cultural resources survey at proposed project sites for the Aquaterra Water Bank wrapped up in mid-April. The survey was a necessary step requested by the Bureau… Read More »Cultural resources survey at Aquaterra’s proposed project locations wraps up, a needed step for the water bank project to continue
Stakeholders were invited to learn more and comment on the project becoming a federally approved water bank at a Public Scoping Webinar on Wednesday, November… Read More »Public Scoping Session on Aquaterra Becoming Federally Approved Water Bank
1.8 million acre-feet available groundwater storage capacity 208,000 acre-feet annual recharge capacity 770 cubic feet per second of new conveyance 146,000 acre-feet annual extraction capacity… Read More »Project updates
The McMullin Area Groundwater Sustainability Agency (MAGSA) is conducting a tour for potential Aquaterra Water Bank users on October 29, 2020 within and near its… Read More »Tour will highlight Aquaterra Water Bank’s potential to increase water supply resiliency for users across California