Cedar Valley Water Conservancy Celebrates Federal Approval of Pine Valley Water Supply Project
Cedar Valley Water Conservancy officials announced the U.S. Bureau of Land Management's approval of the Pine Valley Water Supply Project, enabling the Central Iron County Water Conservancy District to develop water sources in Beaver County for transport to Iron County. The project will deliver up to 15,000 acre-feet of groundwater annually. Despite the celebration, opposition continues from local governments and environmental advocates concerned about the project's impact on water resources.
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Cedar Valley Water Conservancy has received federal approval for the Pine Valley Water Supply Project, allowing the Central Iron County Water Conservancy District to develop water sources in Beaver County and transport water to Iron County. The project aims to provide 15,000 acre-feet of groundwater annually.
A 30-day appeal period is anticipated, during which opponents, including local governments and environmental groups, express concerns about the project's impact on the ecosystem. Engineering and construction of the pipeline are expected to take three years, utilizing solar panels for pump operation. Opposition includes claims of negative effects on water rights and local springs.
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