IRWMP

Project Funding Area

Lahontan

Project Description

Evaluate and install a Fluoride/Nitrate treatment system including one groung water well, high elevation storage tank and pipeline.

Lead Agencies

Mojave Water Agency

Project Submital

Project Funding Area

Lahontan

Project Description

The lift station is preferred over the RO plant due to the ongoing operational and maintenance costs associated with RO. The RO project could integrate with other recycled water projects in the region, such as with the City of Adelanto; however, VSD 4 lift station is preferred over this project due to the ongoing operational and maintenance costs associated with reverse osmosis. Integrates Projects 17 and 61. From Steve Ashton on 4/30/2018: Good afternoon Matt,

Sorry for the late response. Regarding the RO/Lift Station project – we have settled on RO. Because hauling away RO brine is to cost prohibitive in the desert, we are first looking at sites and sizes for evaporation ponds. There are many things in play regarding this project, such as a possible partnership with the HDPP to dispose their brine in RO evap ponds rather than remaining a Zero-discharge facility. This would, of course, effect the sizing of the ponds. I wish I had more information to give you on this project, but there are a lot of unknowns at this time.

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• Reverse Osmosis Package Treatment Plant
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Reverse Osmosis Package Treatment Plant
Project Number
61
Project Status
Conceptual
Project Category
Wastewater / Recycled Water
Project Funding Area
Lahontan
Project Description
A small package reverse osmosis treatment plant with a capacity of approximately 300 gpm would lower the City of Victorville’s IWWTP effluent TDS from the current 600 – 800 mg/L down to 450 mg/L. This removal of TDS would increase reuse of the Title 22 recycled water plant effluent.
Lead Agencies
Victorville City
Contact People
Steve Ashton

Project Submital

Lead Agencies

Victorville City

Contact People

Steve Ashton

Updates & Comments

Integrates Projects 17 and 61. Project moved to INACTIVE LIST Feb 2020 (currently evaluating site and costs for evaporation ponds); RO treatment facility not yet known – Evaporation pond costs estimated between 5,800,000 and 6,100,000 depending on amount of earthwork and pipeline needed. Project Update: have settled on RO installation rather than VSD 4 Lift Station.

Project Submital

Project Objective

• 11: Obtain financial assistance

Project Funding Area

Colorado, Lahontan

Project Description

Program would identify water supply, water quality and infrastructure needs of small drinking water systems within the IRWM Region. Small systems needs may include but not limited to: Water quality treatment systems, fireflow protection, replacing aging infrastructure, install new infrastructure, interconnection with other purveyors, well drilling, scada systems, feasibility studies, etc. This program would help connect small systems to available funding by identifying funding sources, assisting with grant applications and paperwork, etc. Sources of funding could include State and Federal funds from a variety of programs designed to help small systems in the identified challenges listed. Integrates Projects 6, 7, 15, 44, 45R 52, 69, 80, 83, 84, 85, 100, and 120.

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• Arsenic and Metering Project
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Arsenic and Metering Project

Project Number

6

Project Status

In-Progress

Project Funding Area

Lahontan

Project Description

The project aims to address arsenic violations from the S.B. County Health Department, and to install water meters at residences to encourage water conservation and a usage-based billing formula. The water company has 45 customers.

Lead Agencies

Bar-Len Mutual Water Company

Updates & Comments

Recent Prop. 1/SRF Planning grant awarded

• Assistance Program for Small Drinking Water Systems
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Assistance Program for Small Drinking Water Systems
Project Number
7
Project Status
Ongoing, In-Progress
Project Funding Area
Colorado, Lahontan
Project Description
Program would identify water supply, water quality and infrastructure needs of small drinking water systems within the IRWM Region and help connect them to available funding by identifying funding sources, assisting with grant applications and paperwork, etc. Sources of funding could include State and Federal funds from a variety of programs designed to help small systems.
Lead Agencies
Mojave Water Agency
Contact People
Matthew Howard
Joy Chakma

Project Submital
• Center Water Company Wells, Infrastructure & Storage Project
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Center Water Company Wells, Infrastructure & Storage Project
Project Number
15
Project Status
Conceptual, Implementable
Project Funding Area
Colorado
Project Description
The company’s system is divided into two parts as previously described. The west side currently has a dead end mainline coming from the leased wells on the east side of the flood channel to Highland Road, south on Highland to Furst St then west on Furst to a dead end. This side of the system would include a new well on Highway 18 then create a system loop from the new well south on Red Butte Ave to Furst St then east on Furst to tie into the existing dead end line. Also, from the new well site a new pipeline would run east along the highway to Highland Road, then north on Highland to point of connection with the existing mainline. The company proposes to use the two 10,000 gallon storage tanks at this new ell site.
Lead Agencies
Center Water Company
Updates & Comments
Recent Prop. 1/SRF Planning grant awarded
Project Submital
• Lucerne Valley Small Water Systems Feasibility Study
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Lucerne Valley Small Water Systems Feasibility Study
Project Number
44
Project Status
Feasibility Study
Project Funding Area
Colorado
Project Description
Prepare a feasibility study to explore the consolidation of the ten mutual water companies, local school district, CDA 29 & Hitchin Lucerne Inc retail commercial property. This would be a two phase study addressing 1) managerial & resources consolidation & 2) physical infrastructure tie-in consolidation
Lead Agencies
Lucerne Valley Small Water Systems
Project Submital
• Mesa Tank #4, Well #5, Well Generators, Booster Station Generator, etc.
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Mesa Tank #4, Well #5, Well Generators, Booster Station Generator, etc.
Project Number
45
Project Status
In-Progress, Implementable
Project Description
District want to investigate avenues for fire protection, adequate water storage, energy costs, power loss protection.
Lead Agencies
Apple Valley Heights County Water District
Updates & Comments
Planning grant awarded, ongoing assistance
Project Submital
• New Well - Kiowa Well No. 1
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New Well - Kiowa Well No. 1
Project Number
52
Project Status
Implementable
Project Funding Area
Lahontan
Project Description
Permit, design, drill, construct, and equip a municipal water supply well on an existing property in the Apple Valley South system.
Lead Agencies
Apple Valley South, Golden State Water Company
Project Submital
• Supervisory Control and Data Acquisition (SCADA) System for Operations and Security
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Supervisory Control and Data Acquisition (SCADA) System for Operations and Security

Project Number

69

Project Status

Conceptual

Project Funding Area

Colorado

Project Description

Design and Install SCADA system to automate the acquisition of data and provide centralized control of well pumps, reservoirs, booster stations, flow meters and security monitoring (intrusion monitoring) of the water system. Project would include evaluation of various SCADA products and communication protocols.

Lead Agencies

Bighorn-Desert View Water Agency

• Wellhead Treatment Uranium
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Wellhead Treatment Uranium

Project Number

80

Project Status

Conceptual

Project Funding Area

Colorado, Lahontan

Project Description

Wellhead treatment for groundwater sources with elevated radionuclides (Gross Alpha, Uranium). Project components include studies to determine treatment methods available and specific to systems with no access to sanitary sewer for reject waste streams, cost/benefit analysis of methodologies, cost analysis of operation/maintenance of systems and capital construction costs. Could include research of new treatment methodologies to meet challenges associated with rural areas (low overall production, lack of sanitary sewer for reject water (brine) disposal).

Lead Agencies

Mojave Water Agency

• Yermo CSD - Upgrade Water Comp (?)
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Yermo CSD - Upgrade Water Comp (?)

Project Number

83

Project Funding Area

Lahontan

Project Description

Review existing water systems, plan new system, prepare construction plans

Lead Agencies

Mojave Water Agency

Updates & Comments

Inactive project as Liberty Utilities purchased Yermo CSD water system

• Yermo Hellbro
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Yermo Hellbro

Project Number

84

Project Funding Area

Lahontan

Project Description

Replace Yermo Hellbro water tank. It is leaking. Multiple repairs no longer repairable. Only storage tank on part of system.

Lead Agencies

Mojave Water Agency

Updates & Comments

Project described as implementable, but no info on costs or status. Need program preferences. Inactive project as Liberty Utilities purchased Yermo CSD water system

• Yermo Marine Two
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Yermo Marine Two

Project Number

85

Project Funding Area

Lahontan

Project Description

Replace Marine Two water storage tank. It is leaking & cannot be repaired. This is the only backup for the Marine One.

Lead Agencies

Mojave Water Agency

Updates & Comments

Project described as implementable, but no info on costs or status. Need program preferences. Inactive project as Liberty Utilities purchased Yermo CSD water system

• Thunderbird CWD Fluoride/Nitrate Treatment Plant      
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Thunderbird CWD Fluoride/Nitrate Treatment Plant      
Project Number
100
Project Status
Conceptual
Project Funding Area
Lahontan
Project Description
Evaluate and install a Fluoride/Nitrate treatment system including one groung water well, high elevation storage tank and pipeline.
Lead Agencies
Mojave Water Agency
Project Submital
• Bighorn-Desert View Water Agency Infrastructure, Emergency Preparedness and Storage Projects
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Bighorn-Desert View Water Agency Infrastructure, Emergency Preparedness and Storage Projects
Project Number
120
Project Status
Conceptual, Implementable
Project Funding Area
Colorado
Project Description
The Agency’s water system would benefit from the following improvements some of which have been identified by CA Dept. of Public Health as sanitary or operational deficiencies. Upgrades include: generator connectors and portable generators for wells and booster stations, Sanitary upgrades at one well in Flamingo Heights, Increased reservoir storage at Well 10 hauling station, “A” Booster station reconfiguration and upgrade, system-wide leak detection, flow meter bench test upgrades, intertie with HDWD for emergency service, fire hydrant upgrades (outside of Project No. 74), protection of water pipelines that cross vunerable washes (e.g. bury crossings deeper, encasements or concrete swales at ground level across washes, well rehabilitation, pump and motor upgrades for energy efficiency, solar power for energy efficiency.
Lead Agencies
Bighorn-Desert View Water Agency
Contact People
Marina West

Project Submital

Lead Agencies

Mojave Water Agency

Contact People

Matthew Howard
Joy Chakma

Updates & Comments

Integrates Projects 6, 7, 15, 44, 45R, 52, 69, 80, 83, 84, 85, 100, and 120.

Project Submital

Project Objective

• 5: Optimize region’s water-related assets

Project Funding Area

Lahontan

Project Description

Design and install conveyance from R-Cubed to purveyors not currently connected to R-Cubed. This may be through direct conveyance or via interconnections with purveyors currently receiving R-Cubed water to “wheel” water to purveyors adjacent to their systems. The project includes study, design and facilities. Integrates Projects 37, 96, 124.

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• Interconnection with Apple Valley Ranchos Water Company
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Interconnection with Apple Valley Ranchos Water Company
Project Number
37
Project Status
Study, design, facilities
Project Funding Area
Lahontan
Project Description
Install an interconnection with Apple Valley Ranchos Water Company to provide additional supply.
Lead Agencies
Apple Valley South, Golden State Water Company
Updates & Comments
Need statewide priorities, program preferences or RMS.
Project Submital
• Adelanto R-Cubed Connection
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Adelanto R-Cubed Connection

Project Number

96

Project Status

In-Progress

Project Funding Area

Lahontan

Lead Agencies

Adelanto City

Contact People

Raymond Cordero


Updates & Comments

BOR Grant Award; Design In-Progress

• Pipeline Interconnection - Apple Valley North and Apple Valley South Water
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Pipeline Interconnection - Apple Valley North and Apple Valley South Water
Project Number
124
Project Status
Study, design, facilities
Project Funding Area
Lahontan
Project Description
The project involves routing analysis, design, permitting and construction of approximately 20,000 feet of main and a booster station.
Lead Agencies
Golden State Water Company
Project Submital

Lead Agencies

Mojave Water Agency

Contact People

Perry Dahlstrom
Jesse Flores

Updates & Comments

Integrates Projects 37, 96, 124.

Project Submital

Project Funding Area

Lahontan

Project Description

The Mojave River is choked with vegetation causing channel capacities to be exceeded during major flood events. Removing the vegetation and/or excavating the channel would increase the carrying capacity and decrease the flood risk for select areas. By allowing flood water to flow without restrictions, areas downstream might have a higher probability to be naturally recharged during small and large storm events.Design and reinstate a channel(s) through project area to carry storm flows to reduce flooding of improved parcels

Lead Agencies

Mojave Desert Resource Conservation District

Contact People

Curt James

Updates & Comments

Integrated with Storm Water Resources Plan (10/2017)

Project Submital

Project Objective

• 01: Balance future water demands
• 03: Maintain stability in overdrafted groundwater basins

Project Funding Area

Colorado

Project Description

Urban water management planning requires planning, design and implementation of a variety of best management practices for the purposes of increasing conservation, educating the community on water issues, and reducing wasteful water practices. A large component of the proposed project is a system-wide leak detection program. Integrates Projects 39 and 99.

Related Projects

• JBWD CUWCC Compliance Project - Leak Detection
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JBWD CUWCC Compliance Project - Leak Detection
Project Number
39
Project Status
Planning
Project Funding Area
Colorado
Project Description
System-wide leak detection program to identify and eliminate potential water system leaks, thereby reducing water loss and conserving the regions available water supplies.
Lead Agencies
Joshua Basin Water District
Updates & Comments
CRWA just finished a large Leak Detection effort in the area. Planning, Design and Implementation of District-wide Leak Detection Program per CUWCC policies.
Project Submital
• JBWD CUWCC Compliance Project
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JBWD CUWCC Compliance Project
Project Number
99
Project Status
Implementable
Project Funding Area
Colorado
Project Description
Urban water management planning requires planning, design and implementation of a variety of best management practices for the purposes of increasing conservation, educating the community on water issues, and reducing wasteful water practices. A large component of the proposed project is a system-wide leak detection program. Integrates Projects 39 and 99.
Lead Agencies
Joshua Basin Water District
Project Submital

Lead Agencies

Joshua Basin Water District

Contact People

Sarah Johnson, General Manager

Updates & Comments

Integrates Projects 39 and 99.

Project Submital

Project Funding Area

Colorado

Project Description

Wastewater treatment in the region is currently provided by individual septic tank systems. It is likely that at some point in the future, a municipal wastewater treatment facility will have to be built. (description from 2004 RWMP)

Lead Agencies

San Bernardino County

Contact People

Chuck Bell

Updates & Comments

Inactive per Lance Eckhart 02/1/9/2020

Project Submital

Project Objective

• 03: Maintain stability in overdrafted groundwater basins

Project Funding Area

Colorado

Project Description

Provides an opportunity for recharge in the Este Subarea. Recharge sites have been contemplated both east and west of the Helendale Fault. The 1994 RWMP recommended constructing a facility east of the fault because the majority of pumping occurs east of fault. MWA has purchased land for a recharge facility, prepared preliminary construction plans, and performed the necessary environmental reviews.

Lead Agencies

Mojave Water Agency

Contact People

Tony Winkel

Updates & Comments

2004 RWMP

Project Submital

Project Description

The project is to develop a sewer plan for the Wrightwood Community.

Lead Agencies

Department of Public Health Grant, Lahanton Regional Water Quality Control Board, Mojave Water Agency

Contact People

Lynn Crawford

Updates & Comments

Per Perry: Project formed a CSD , Non-DAC, Lahontan lowered the Nitrates requirements

Project Submital

Project Objective

• 01: Balance future water demands
• 07: Support to DACs

Project Funding Area

Lahontan

Project Description

Recharge Basin from State Water Project along with 2 pumping wells. The purpose for this project is to purchase
water from State Water Project in the future. Currently the District pumps 100% of its water with natural recharge of the basin. With future growth comes future water demand the District is looking at utilizing the Sheep Creek California Aqueduct turn-out to extract state water to recharge the proposed basin utilizing the proposed pipeline. The two proposed wells will be used to pump water into our distribution system. They will also serve to monitor static and pumping levels of the ground water.

Lead Agencies

Phelan Piñon Hills Community Services District

Contact People

Don Bartz

Updates & Comments

Sheep Creek Recharge Ponds – 2004 RWMP

Project Submital