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The YCFCWCD experienced two large fires at Indian Valley Reservoir, which burned power poles, the transmission line, and related power infrastructure.
Rare plants include Sebastopol meadowfoam, Burke's goldfields, Humboldt Bay owl's clover, Calistoga ceanothus, Baker's navarretia, coast lily, swamp harebell, Tracy's sanicle, Snow Mountain willowherb, marsh checkerbloom, pale yellow stonecrop, Scott Mountain phacelia, McDonald's rock cress, Klamath Mountain buckwheat, Oregon fireweed, Adobe lily, dimorphic snapdragon, Colusa layia, Indian Valley brodiaea, and Stebbins' lewisia.
The District holds appropriative Water Right Permits 12848 and 12849 issued by the SWRCB that collectively allow for direct diversion of up to 1,000 cfs from October 1 to June 30 of the subsequent year from Cache Creek and North Fork of Cache Creek, and for storage of up to 300,600 AF in Indian Valley Reservoir during the winter for later release.
In-lieu recharge takes place when farmers use surface water from Indian Valley Reservoir and Clear Lake; consequently, they do not need to pump as much water from the aquifers.
The Indian Valley Dam and Reservoir are owned and operated by the District.
The District also releases water from the Indian Valley Reservoir into the North Fork of Cache Creek.
Inflating the base period market value of $15,618 by the index for homeowner's rent, the "Deemed Asset Value" for cost year 2013-2014 is $52,298 per bed and will be used in the determination of nursing facility rates beginning October 1, 2015.
Fillmore & Western Railroad Fresno Traction Company Glendale and Montrose Railway Golden Gate Bridge Highway & Transportation District Harbor Belt Line Railroad (OBSOLETE 2003) Hobart Southern Railroad Company Holton Inter-Urban Railway Company (Part of UP) Howard Terminal Railway (Part of Port Of Oakland RR) Humboldt Northern Railway Company Indian Valley Railroad Company Key System Company Ltd.
The District’s surface water supplies consist of water stored in Clear Lake under pre-1914 rights, water stored in Indian Valley Reservoir under appropriative rights issued by the State Water Resources Control Board (SWRCB), pre-1914 rights from Cache Creek and North Fork Cache Creek, and riparian rights along Cache Creek and North Fork Cache Creek.
In years when inadequate water supplies are available from Clear Lake, the District will withdraw water from Indian Valley Reservoir.