H.R. 6641 — Central Valley Water Solution Act

This section authorizes the Secretary of the Interior to provide financial and technical assistance for 20 Central Valley Project water projects in California and authorizes appropriations for each as specified: (1) Westlands Water District Recharge Basins ($85 million) for purchasing up to 1,800 acres along the Coalinga Canal, retrofitting turnouts, and constructing berms to enhance recharge; (2) Westlands Water District Reverse Osmosis Treatment Plants and High-Capacity Shallow Aquifer Wells ($30 million) for two treatment plants and eight wells to reclaim 20,000 acre-feet of groundwater; (3) East San Joaquin Valley Groundwater Banking and Storage Program ($360 million) for groundwater banking, recharge, treatment, and storage; (4) Lindsay-Strathmore Irrigation District—Rancho de Kaweah Groundwater Bank ($30 million) for 1,200 acres of banking facilities including wells, pipelines, and pilots; (5) Pixley Irrigation District Joint Groundwater Bank ($25 million) for 560 acres of banking facilities including wells, pipelines, and pilots; (6) Shafter-Wasco Irrigation District Annex Groundwater Bank ($55 million) for 3,000 acres of banking facilities including wells, pipelines, and pilots; (7) Arvin Edison Water Storage District DiGiorgio Unit In-Lieu Project ($12.9 million) for 11.8 miles of pipeline; (8) Arvin Edison Water Storage District Frick Unit In-Lieu Project ($8.1 million) for 6 miles of pipeline serving 2,843 acres; (9) Arvin Edison Water Storage District Panama Unit In-Lieu Project ($13.4 million) for 8.8 miles of pipeline serving 4,816 acres; (10) Arvin Edison Water Storage District Sandrini Unit In-Lieu Project ($28.3 million) for 1 mile of canal and 21.1 miles of pipeline serving 11,000 acres; (11) Arvin Edison Water Storage District Recovery Wells and Groundwater Quality Treatment Project ($174 million) for seven new wells and treatment for over 65 existing wells; (12) Tulare Irrigation District Seaborn Reservoir ($23 million) for berm, inlet/outlet, pumps, and habitat improvements; (13) City of Tracy Recycled Water and Exchange Program ($10 million) for pumping station and pipeline to supplement CVP supply; (14) City of Tracy Aquifer Storage and Recovery Program ($22 million) for four wells; (15) Water Conservation Improvement Projects Planning Work ($1 million) for feasibility study on canal lining; (16) Del Puerto Canyon Reservoir Project ($1.01 million) for 82,000 acre-foot reservoir; (17) Upper Delta-Mendota Canal Reverse Flow Pumpback Project ($25 million) for three lift stations; (18) Lower Delta-Mendota Canal Reverse Flow Pumpback Project ($280 million) for facilities to convey floodwater to San Luis Reservoir; (19) Delta-Mend