Palmdale Regional Groundwater Recharge & Recovery Project
The proposed project would deliver water from the California Aqueduct, also known as the State Water Project, and recycled water to a new recharge basin. The project would include pipelines to carry water to the recharge basins, recovery wells to extract, and pumping stations to deliver. The project includes a new 80-acre recharge basin on an undeveloped 160-acre site, a 2-acre distribution site, 16 recovery wells, and 25 miles of pipeline.
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