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Shasta Reservoir Federal Supply Lake Oroville State Supply Millerton Lake Friant Dam Flood Releases Over a Million Acre Feet Lost Flood Releases From Friant Dam Inflow 1,800 TAF/yr Friant Dam Millerton Lake 450,000 Acre-Ft 520 TAF

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Shasta Reservoir Federal Supply Lake Oroville State Supply

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Millerton Lake Friant Dam Flood Releases

Over a Million Acre Feet Lost

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1,800 TAF/yr Inflow

Millerton Lake 520 TAF (385 TAF Active)

Friant Dam

450,000 Acre-Ft

Average Annual Flood Releases To

San Joaquin River * * Based on the past 30 years, a total of approximately 14 million acre-feet has been lost to flood releases, which is equivalent to approximately 90 years of water supply for the City of Fresno.

Flood Releases From Friant Dam

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Benefits Provided By Storage Projects

Agricultural Water Supply Urban Water Supply Hydropower Ecosystem Restoration Water Quality Flood Damage Reduction Recreation Emergency Response

Private Benefits Beneficiaries Pay Public Benefits in Water Bond Legislation Benefits Typically Assessed in Federal Feasibility Studies

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Temperance Flat Reservoir is Upstream and South of the Delta (If Delta Failure)

Water supply can be delivered directly to Southern California Water supply can be released to the Delta for

utflow or export

Temperance Flat Reservoir

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Temperance Flat Reservoir is Upstream and South of the Delta

San Luis Reservoir Temperance Flat Reservoir

Temperance Flat can be

perated in coordination with
ther CVP and SWP facilities

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Why $3 Billion

$7 Billion Water Users $10 Billion Construction Costs For Sites Los Vaqueros & Temperance Flat $3 Billion Water Bond

$10 Billion does not include Construction Costs For All other Eligible Projects

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Public Benefits Paid by Water Bond Public Benefits Paid by Financing Entity Water & Power Costs REPAID by beneficiaries AFTER construction Water & Power Costs FINANCED by beneficiaries BEFORE construction

The Water Bond Changes The Financing Model

Single Entity Financing (e.g. CVP) Multiple Entity Financing

Continuous Bond Appropriations Provide Assurances to Private Entities

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Request the following: 1.) $3.0 Billion for Storage with Continuous Appropriations Funding 2.) Same Provisions as 2009 Chapter 8 Storage provisions 3.) $2.25 Billion for Delta Sustainability 4.) Adequate Funding for clean and safe water for Disadvantaged Communities