Bureau of Reclamation Central Valley Project Groundwater Transfers

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Bureau of Reclamation Central Valley Project Groundwater Transfers

Water Transfers Voluntary process of selling water: willing sellers an willing buyers Limited Water Supply Geographic Mismatch of Supply and Demand

Long-Term Water Transfer Program Develop Supplemental Water Supplies during CVP shortages Quickly Implementable Flexible to Meet Ever Changing Hydrologic Conditions 10 year EIS (2015-2025)

Long-Term Water Transfer Program 3 Components Reservoir Re-operation Crop Idling/Shifting Groundwater Substitution

Groundwater Substitution Transfers Annual Review and Approval Well Locations Vicinity to surface water features Well Construction Depth in relation to vicinity of surface water structures Properly constructed to not adversely affect groundwater quality Baseline Pumping Pumping in non-transfer years

Groundwater Substitution Transfers Proposed Volumes and Timing Well capacity and diversion patterns Monitoring Plan Identify changes in groundwater levels or quality Monitoring well network Groundwater levels Groundwater quality Land subsidence Mitigation Plan Mitigate any negative local impacts resulting from the transfer pumping

Groundwater Substitution Transfers Stream Flow Depletion Factor DWR and Reclamation incorporated a Stream Flow Depletion Factor to mitigate losses that occur to surface water supplies

Groundwater Substitution Transfers Stream Flow Depletion Factor Current Stream Flow Depletion Factor is 13% of transferable water SACFEM2013 Modeling Range of depletion percent is 14 to 40% of pumping for 10 different years analyzed Timing of recharge affects depletion percentage Transfer followed by wet years = lower percentage Transfer followed by dry years = higher percentage Uncertainty at lower end of range was +/- 1% Sac Valley Streamflow Depletion Factor Management Group

Program Activities Groundwater Substitution Transfers

Available Resources Draft Technical Information for Preparing Water Transfer Proposals (White Papers) http://www.water.ca.gov/watertransfers/ Long-Term Water Transfers Final EIS/EIR https://www.usbr.gov/mp/nepa/nepa_projdetails.cfm?Project_ID=18361 Groundwater Banking Guidelines https://www.usbr.gov/mp/waterbanking/ Various Grant Programs for Implementation Projects https://www.usbr.gov/watersmart/ https://www.usbr.gov/mp/watershare/ Coming Soon: Integrated Database