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2003 LEGISLATIVE REPORT
Active Projects
45. | PROJECT: | Goshen Irrigation District Water System | | | | | |
| LEVEL: | III |
| SPONSOR: | Goshen Irrigation District |
| LOCATION: | Goshen County |
| PROGRAM: | Rehabilitation |
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| EXISTING LEGISLATION: |
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Purpose |
Chapter |
Session |
Account |
Appropriation |
Due Date |
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Level II |
81 |
1999 |
II |
$75,000 |
2000 |
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Level III |
96 |
2000 |
II |
$1,726,000* |
2004 |
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| *100% grant for invoiced materials. The sponsor is responsible for all other project
costs. |
PROJECT INFORMATION:
The Goshen Irrigation District received a $1,726,000 grant for 100% of invoiced materials
purchase to automate the water delivery system, to rehabilitate farm turnouts and to implement
seepage control measures, such as canal lining and placing ditches into pipe. The construction
will be performed with district resources at district cost. Engineering, permitting, and other
project costs will be borne by the district.
When constructed, the improvements will reduce seepage losses in canals and laterals and enable
GID to increase system efficiencies.
About two-thirds of the numbers of laterals have been constructed in the first two seasons of
construction. The district has provided a schedule of improvements for design and materials
procurement purposes for the next two years. Construction should be completed prior to the 2004
irrigation season.
RECOMMENDED LEGISLATIVE ACTION:
No legislative action is recommended.
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