MacKerricher State Park Water System Improvements Project

MacKerricher State Park Water System Improvements Project

California State Parks proposes to upgrade the drinking water collection and treatment equipment at MacKerricher State Park to allow dependable year-round production of potable water. The Park currently obtains water from a single water source located along the western edge of Lake Cleone, but due to coastal erosion and storm damage, the park is in jeopardy of losing its existing supply of fresh water. This project will proposes water system improvements to safeguard the production of potable water for the park and its visitors. Water system improvements are proposed at various locations. Theses locations include the inoperable water intake along the entrance road in Mill Creek, the pumphouse along the western edge of Lake Cleone and the water treatment plan in the Park maintenance yard. Note: The State Clearinghouse will assign identification numbers for all new projects. If

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Mendocino

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Water Facilities (Type Water Treatment)

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