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2023 Notice of Funding Opportunity The 2023 NOFO No. R23AS00353 was posted on June 2, 2023, on Grants. gov. Reclamation awarded projects totaling $23,567,002 located in Utah and Colorado to pipe, PVC line, and/or shotcrete canals to meet the objectives of the Colorado River Basin Water Quality Standards.
##### Lower Bench Canal Salinity Control Project Reclamation Funding: $3,458,900 Total Project Cost: $5,458,900 This project is to fund the Uintah Indian Irrigation Project O&M Company for salinity control by eliminating seepage losses via piping of 13. 97 miles of the unlined open Bench Canal. The project is near Bottle Hollow Reservoir near Ft.
Duchesne, Utah. The Bench Canal receives water from the Uinta River and flows south approximately fifteen miles serving 5,494 acres of Class I land. Water is diverted to the Canal from April 1 to October 31.
This project will control 2,087 tons of salt annually at a cost of $70. 66/ton.
##### Bostwick Park Hairpin Lateral Piping/Salinity Reduction Project Reclamation Funding: $2,258,371 Total Project Cost: $ $2,258,371 The proposed Hairpin Lateral Piping/Salinity Reduction Project will install a pressurized irrigation water inverted siphon approximately 4,625 feet (ft) long across Hairpin Draw, which will allow water to bypass approximately 20,490 ft of open ditch.
The proposed project includes a concrete pipeline intake structure with an appurtenant trash rack. Also included is a concrete outlet structure, which will transition water from pressurized pipe flow to open channel flow in the existing canal. 3,250 ft of pipeline will follow the existing ditch alignment and deliver water to a turnout location in Hairpin Draw.
The proposed piping project will include necessary pipeline infrastructure such as air vents and drains. The project will control 1,237 tons of salt annually at a cost of $77. 84/ton.
##### Hartland Ditch Improvement Project Reclamation Funding: $6,582,836 Total Project Cost: $6,582,836 This project will provide resources to the Hartland Ditch Company to line the upper Hartland Ditch (currently an earthen ditch) with shotcrete along the existing alignment, including new turnouts for all headgates.
It will also replace various spill structures and turnouts and install other various infrastructure to enable lining and piping. The project will control 3,472 tons of salt annually at a cost of $80. 83/ton.
##### North Delta Canal Salinity Control Project Reclamation Funding: $5,878,015 Total Project Cost: $5,878,015 This project will provide resources to the North Delta Irrigation Company to provide salinity control improvements to the North Delta Canal. This project will install approximately 4,945 ft of pipe and 6,820 ft of shotcrete liner along the canal.
It will also provide for headgate structure, gate replacement, and siphon installation; all with remote controls to allow the ditch company to operate headgates remotely. The project will control 3,432 tons of salt annually at a cost of $73. 02/ton.
##### Fire Mountain Canal Phase 2 Salinity Project Reclamation Funding: $1,426,793 Total Project Cost: $1,431,593 The Fire Mountain Canal & Reservoir Company will install 1044 ft of pipeline as an inverted siphon across Short Draw Creek and abandonment of 8,659 ft of open earthen canal. A valve and necessary accessories will be installed at the bottom of the siphon to allow draining of the pipeline.
All construction will be located on U.S. Bureau of Reclamation managed land. This project is part of a larger master plan to convert the lower end of the canal to an on-demand managed system. These improvements were also included as part of the North Fork Water Conservancy District Master Plan compiled in 2016.
The project will control 756 tons of salt annually at a cost of $80. 46/ton. ##### Grand Valley Irrigation Company Phase 6 Lining Project Reclamation Funding: $1,357,246 Total Project Cost: $1,957,246 Three sections of canal will be lined with an impermeable membrane liner system and coated in shotcrete conforming to U.S. Bureau of Reclamation specifications.
Old headgates within each section will be replaced with new concrete structures complete with trash screens and sacrificial anodes. The canal will be re-graded and shaped using a combination of imported materials and suitable on-site materials prior to installation of liner materials. The project will control 667 tons of salt annually at a cost of $85.
47/ton.
#### Reclamation Regional Office 125 South State Street, Room 8100 #### Reclamation Technical Contacts and Area Office Coordinators ##### Technical Representatives by State **Western Colorado & Southwest Colorado, New Mexico, and Arizona** 445 West Gunnison Ave Suite 221 Grand Junction CO 81501-5711 **Eastern Utah and Western Wyoming** **San Juan River and Dolores River Basins** Andrew Limbach (Provides Salt Load Calculations) 445 West Gunnison Ave Suite 221 Grand Junction CO 81501-5711 Title II of the Colorado River Basin Salinity Control Act (Public Law 93-320) created the Colorado River Basin Salinity Control Program, and Section 204 of the Act created the Colorado River Basin Salinity Control Advisory Council.
The Council consists of up to three members from each of the seven Colorado River Basin States. Governors of their respective states appoint the Council members. The Council: 1.
Acts as liaison between both the Secretaries of Interior and Agriculture and the Administrator of the Environmental Protection Agency and the States in accomplishing the purposes of the Act; 2. receives reports from the Secretary on the progress of the salinity control program and review and comment on said reports; 3.
recommends to both the Secretary and the Administrator of the EPA appropriate studies of further projects, techniques, or methods for accomplishing the purposes of the Act; and 4. provides to the Secretary of the Interior advice and consultation regarding implementation of the Basin States Program to carry out salinity control activities.
This is accomplished by the Council meeting with the Federal agencies two times a year and providing an Annual Report to the Secretaries of Interior and Agriculture and the Administrator of the EPA.
### Council Meeting Minutes * June 2025 Meeting Minutes * October 2024 Meeting Minutes * June 2024 Meeting Minutes * June Meeting Minute Appendices * October 2023 Meeting Minutes * June 2023 Meeting Minutes * October 2022 Meeting Minutes * July 2022 Meeting Minutes Designated Federal Officer: Alt Designated Federal Officer: Group Federal Officer: Jill Nagode Decision Maker: Secretary of the Interior | Clint Chandler, Assistant Director Water Planning & Permitting Division Arizona Department of Water Resources 1110 West Washington Street, Suite 310 Phoenix, AZ 85007 (602) 771-8659 cchandler@azwater.
gov | Kristen Johnson, JD. , Manager Arizona Department of Water Resources Colorado River Section 1110 West Washington Street, Suite 310 Phoenix AZ 85007 (602) 771-8552 kjohnson@azwater. gov | | Erin Jordan Arizona Department of Environmental Quality 1110 West Washington Street Phoenix, AZ 85007 (602) 771-4358 jordan.
erin@azdeq. gov | Justin Bern, Surface Water Protection Value Stream Manager Arizona Department of Environmental Quality 1110 West Washington Street Phoenix, AZ 85007 (602) 771-3958 bern. justin@azdeg.
gov | | Hannah Riseley-White, Director New Mexico Interstate Stream Commission P. O. Box 25102 Santa Fe, NM 87504-5102 (505) 827-6150 Hannah.
Riseley-White@ose. nm. gov | Ali Effati, P.
E. , Colorado River Basin Bureau Chief New Mexico Interstate Stream Commission P. O.
Box 25102 Santa Fe, NM 87504-5102 (505) 614-4636 Ali. Effati@ose. nm.
gov | | John Rhoderick, Deputy Cabinet Secretary Water Protection Division 1190 St. Francis Drive, Suite N4060 Santa Fe, NM 87504-5102 (505) 827-2855 John. Rhoderick@env.
nm. gov | Jonas Armstrong, Director Water Protection Division 1190 St. Francis Drive, Suite N4060 Santa Fe, NM 87504-5102 (505) 670-9050 Jonas.
Armstrong2@env. nm. gov Kelsey Rader, Deputy Director Water Protection Division 1190 St.
Francis Drive, Suite N4060 Santa Fe, NM 87504-5102 (505) 629-6732 Kelsey. Rader@env. nm.
gov | | Jack Morey, Deputy State Engineer Wyoming State Engineer's Office Herschler Building, 2 West Cheyenne, WY 82002 (307) 777-5032 Jack. morey2@wyo. gov | Charlie Ferrantelli Interstate Streams Division Wyoming State Engineer's Office Herschler Building, 2 West Cheyenne WY 82002 (307) 777-6151 Charlie.
ferrantelli@wyo. gov |
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