Agenda Item 9A: Sites Project

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Agenda Item 9A: Sites Project Water Storage Investment Program: MCED – Rank 3 California Water Commission: July 24, 2018 Draft, Subject to Change

Why fully fund Sites? Addresses the needs of Sacramento Valley Water Supply Environment Locally-led as envisioned in CA Water Action Plan Moves the needle Cost-effective Strong and bipartisan support

By the Numbers Most water under WSIP: 500,000 = 66 % (annualized) 760,000 Most cost-effective: $916.6 million = $ 1,900/acre-ft. 500,000 AF/yr (installed cost) Strong fundamentals: Benefits > 1 (Federal = 1.48) Costs Supports other State goals & priorities Renewable Energy Improve economies in rural areas Page 3

Strong Support Page 4

Rural Water Supply Benefits Sacramento and San Joaquin Valleys Rural counties with disadvantaged communities Construction jobs > 500/year x 7 years Annually > 57 operations + Agricultural economy

Environmental Benefits The size of the MCED defines the size of the environmental budget reserved for the State Shasta Oroville Sites Folsom Page 6 Page 6