Specific Agreements on Sacramento River Water Supply for North Sacramento County and Placer County Sample Clauses

Specific Agreements on Sacramento River Water Supply for North Sacramento County and Placer County. 1. All signatories to the Water Forum Agreement agree that an environmentally upgraded Sacramento River diversion to serve the north Sacramento county area and Placer County as described above would provide important benefits to the region. 2. All signatories to the Water Forum Agreement agree to work in good faith to develop a project consistent with their interests that would: a. Consolidate several of Natomas Central Mutual Water Company's diversions; b. Upgrade fish screens at the consolidated diversion; c. Accommodate the diversion of 35,000 AF of water by Placer County Water Agency consistent with its Purveyor Specific Agreement; d. Accommodate the diversion of 29,000 AF of water for delivery to Northridge Water District consistent with its Purveyor Specific Agreement; e. Subject to additional negotiations among Water Forum signatories, potentially accommodate other diversions (e.g. City of Sacramento diversions); f. Interconnect that consolidated diversion with the north area pipeline which delivers water from the American River. This interconnection will help meet water needs in northern Sacramento County and Placer County. g. Support for this diversion is also subject to all elements of the Water Forum Agreement including the Caveats in Section Four, I, including: 1. Caveat 3.a., Project-specific compliance with the California Environmental Quality Act, and where applicable, the National Environmental Policy Act, federal Endangered Species Act and California Endangered Species Act. 2. Caveat 3.f., Adequate progress in addressing the Sacramento River and Bay-Delta conditions associated with implementation of the Water Forum Agreement.
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