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Water Supply Protection
File Number
8210.140.20
Description
Colorado River Basin Organizations and Entities - Colorado River Basin States Forum - California
State
CA
Basin
Colorado Mainstem
Date
7/1/1961
Author
Metro Water District
Title
Metropolitan Water District of Southern California - Twenty-Third Annual Report
Water Supply Pro - Doc Type
Annual Report
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<br />~o 'j 3 'l~ T R 0 POL I TAN IV A T F: R D 1ST R leT <br /> <br />tiago Lateral at the control tower, and to the Orange County muni- <br />cipal Water District fur replenishing the undergronnd basin in <br />Orange County, <br /> <br />Softened wuter is supplied to Orange County Municipal Water <br />District frum La Verne through the Middle Feeder, the westerly 12 <br />miles of the Lower Feeder and the West Orange County Feeder and <br />Extension, as well as directly through the Orange County Feeder, <br />After the water treatment plant of the Lower Feeder is constructed, <br />easterly of the City of Brea, the line west of the plant may be used <br />to fU!'l1ish filtered unsoftened water through the West Coast Feeder <br />to the southern and weste!'l1 areas of Los Angeles County to re- <br />plenish the underground storage basins and to prevent salt water <br />intrusion along the coastal area extending southerly from E] Se- <br />gundo or it may be used to furnish treated water to augment the <br />supply of softened water that can be delivered to the Orange <br />County Feeder, the West Orange County Feeder, the Midd]e Feeder <br />and West Coast Feeder, <br /> <br />The Santiago Lateral originating at the Santa Ana Canyon Con- <br />tro] Tower on the Lower Feeder extends 10,1 miles southerly to the <br />Santiago Reservoir, a privately owned storage basin, The line varies <br />from 72 inches in diameter to 48 inches, with designed capacities of <br />250 cubic feet per second to the north side of the Santa Ana River, <br />200 cubic feet per second to the south side of the river, 125 cubic <br />feet per second from the river to the service connection of the City <br />of Anaheim and 100 cubic feet per second be,}'ond. 'Vater for the <br />Orange County Municipal Water District for recharging the under- <br />ground basin is discharged into the river from the control tower or <br />delivered from the Santiago Lateral to the Anaheim Union Water <br />Company irrigation system and then deliverer! to the infiltration <br />area for the underground basin. <br /> <br />Ne'w Lhlf:8 Completed dUl'1u[f 1961 <br /> <br />Two new feeder lines originating from the Lower Feeder were <br />completed during May and June of 1961. <br /> <br />The East Orange County Feeder. a :3,0 mile long, 60-inch diameter <br />pipe line, was completed on June 16. 1961 at a cost of $1,806,000, <br />The feeder originated on the Lower Feeder north of Y orba Linda <br />and extends to spreading grounds adjacent to the Santa Ana River <br />near Atwood, <br /> <br />The West Coast Feer]er, a 14,6 mile long, 67-inch and 61-inch <br />diameter pipe line. was completed on May 16, 1961 at a cost of <br />$9,000,000, The line originates on the Lower Feeder just east of the <br />Middle Feeder in South Gate and extends through the Cities of <br />South Gate, Downey. Lynwood, Compton, and Hawthorne to EI <br />Segundo at El Segundo and Aviation Boulevards, The line is inter- <br />connected with the Palos Verdes Feeder at EI Segundo and Avalon <br />Bonlevards, which will permit augmenting the flow in the lower <br />reaches of the Palos Verdes Feeder, <br />
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