IRWMP
Explore Our Projects
As of March 2022 there have been 96 projects submitted. This list will continue to be updated as projects are added or updated.
- 07: Support to DACs
- 10: Preserve water quality
- 14: Increase use of recycled water
Project Objective
Project Funding Area
Lahontan
Project Description
The project would consist of the installation of 12 to 18 inch sewer main and manholes from the waste water treatment plant on Auburn to the intersection of Air Expressway and Pearmain. Project would also connect new County HS that is built but not opened due to lack of County funding. However, if/when school does open, the current existing Adelanto sewer does NOT have enough capacity to convey projected school ww flows.
Lead Agencies
Adelanto City
Contact People
Brian Wolfe, City Engineer
Project Funding Area
Lahontan
Lead Agencies
Adelanto City
Contact People
Raymond Cordero
Updates & Comments
BOR Grant Award; Design In-Progress
Project Submital- 10: Preserve water quality
- 14: Increase use of recycled water
Project Objective
Project Funding Area
Lahontan
Project Description
Adelanto recently completed expansion of wwtp from 2.5 mgd to 4 mgd. Put in place option to construct tertiary facilities if potential users of RW become available. Currently, the obvious downstream user is the City of Victorville and the HDPP power plant. This project is a feasibility study to consider options for expanding the wwtp to tertiary and evaluating potential rw users for viability both hydraulically and need.
Lead Agencies
Adelanto City
Contact People
Brian Wolfe
- 10: Preserve water quality
- 14: Increase use of recycled water
Project Objective
Project Funding Area
Lahontan
Project Description
Install new larger sewage lift station pit and pump station. Install new pumps and SCADA to same. Install new liner, SCADA communications. Work needed to prevent Sanitary Sewer Overflows.
Lead Agencies
Adelanto City
Contact People
Dave Kachelski
Brian Wolfe
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 Funding Area
Colorado, Lahontan
Project Description
General Project Concept is to combine projects submitted in the IRWM Planning process regarding policy issues relating to the Mojave Basin Area judgment. Integrates Projects 2, 11R, 20R, 46R, 67R, 76R and 104.
Lead Agencies
Mojave Water Agency
Contact People
Jim and Ellen Johnson
Walt Brock
Dean VanBastelaar
Updates & Comments
Integrates Projects 2, 11R, 20R, 46R, 67R, 76R, and 104.
Project Funding Area
Lahontan
Project Description
This Agricultural Water Conservation program will be accomplished through several different means. It includes components of a Voluntary program funded entirely from local, state, federal and/or water fee dollars that purchase base annual production rights (BAP) from stipulated parties under the Mojave Basin Area Judgment. All BAP will be purchased by the Mojave Water Agency and be permanently retired. Each producer’s percentage share of BAP will determine the eligible amount of BAP that can be sold to MWA. Also, a Crop Conversion program that would incentivize converting from water intensive crops like Alfalfa to other water efficient crops, with the ultimate goal of reducing costs to the point of making direct delivery of SWP viable and economically feasible. Integrates Projects 1, 10, 25, 55R, and 70R.
Lead Agencies
Mojave Water Agency
Contact People
Curt James
Updates & Comments
Integrates Projects 1, 10, 25, 55R, and 70R.
- 02: Improving regional water use efficiency
- 08: Improve environmental stewardship
- 12: Improve public awareness
Project Objective
Project Funding Area
Lahontan
Project Description
Construction of a variety of demonstration gardens to engage and educate visitors and communities in solutions for creating beautiful and environmentally smart landscapes. Design would include development aimed at local biomes, taking in climate and soil types, and the need to demonstrate gardening, smart agriculture, irrigation infrastructure, etc. These gardens would be similarly improved in regards to education and information availability, for example, signage, information kiosks, educational material, and QR readers. Integrates Projects 5, 23, 33, and 123.
Lead Agencies
Mojave Water Agency, Newberry Springs Community Services District, Victorville City
Contact People
Christy Huine
Linda DeLuca-Snively
Updates & Comments
Integrates Projects 5, 23, 33, and 123.
- 02: Improving regional water use efficiency
- 5: Optimize regions water-related assets
Project Objective
Project Funding Area
Colorado
Project Description
This project would include the replacement of 46,940 lineal feet of old; undersized steel water mains with that of PVC constructed water mains. During installation, new, properly spaced isolation valves and fire hydrants would also be installed along with service lines. Construction of this infrastructure would be in various areas within the Town of Yucca Valley. Integrates Projects 87-91.
Lead Agencies
Hi-Desert Water District
Contact People
Ed Muzik
Updates & Comments
Integrates Projects 87-91.
Project Funding Area
Lahontan
Project Description
A major storm event diversion network to capture storm flows and transfer them to retention ponds that could then be disbursed on the south side of the valley to help facilitate recharge and recovery in areas that are unable to receive any natural benefit from storm flows that run down the river. A reduction in the velocity of the storm flows could also greatly assist in the prevention of scouring Cady Riparian Habitat. This would also include investigation into the possible utilization of pit at Kewitt, possible installation of weirs and irrigation channels to divert flood waters to percolation ponds, injection wells. Integrates Projects 8, 9, 43, 47, and 75.
Lead Agencies
Mojave Water Agency
Contact People
Curt James
Updates & Comments
Integrates Projects 8, 9, 43, 47, and 75. Integrated with Storm Water Resources Plan (10/2017)