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From The Denver Post (Bruce Finley): The number of pumping permits sought, and issued, has been falling for years, but regulators say they are still required to issue permits without regard for conservation. In fact, a state permit application fee raised in 2003 for budgetary reasons from $60 to $480 was lowered in 2006 to $100. We may worry about it, but we issue the permits according to statutes, Assistant State Engineer Kevin Rein ...
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San Diego County Water Authority has a long list of water infrastructure projects lined up. Projects include the largest dam raise in the United States - raising the height of San Vicente Dam by 117 feet. Other work includes relining pipelines, constructing water flow control facilities, and emergency storage projects. These projects build the much needed water infrastructure, which allows our communities and economies to grow while ...
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