Draft Calaveras County Mokelumne River Long-Term Water Needs StudySeptember 7, 2017
Calaveras County Water District and Calaveras Public Utility District have partnered to develop the Calaveras County Mokelumne River Long-Term Water Needs Study. A draft of the study can be found below. The study evaluates the potential future long-term water demands that could be supplied from the Mokelumne River in Calaveras County. The Districts will hold a special joint meeting to approve a final version of the study, tentatively scheduled for October 4th at 6 pm.
For more information about this study please contact CCWD’s Manager of External Affairs Joel Metzger at (209) 754-3123 or joelm@ccwd.org or CPUD’s General Manager Donna Leatherman at (209) 754-9442 or dleatherman@cpud.org.
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