View of the restored San Joaquin River
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The objectives of the project are to achieve the following:
(1) improve flow control capabilities through the structure for the SJRRP?s Interim and Restoration Flows,
(2) improve and increase precision of the operation of the dam with Interim and Restoration Flows,
(3) increase the measure of safety to pass flows through the dam for Interim and Restoration Flows, and
(4) decrease the amount of manual operations at the dam necessary to pass the Interim and Restoration Flows.
For more information on this government grant visit:
Support for the Mendota Dam Sluice Gates Replacement Project
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