1. Where does our irrigation water come from, our challenges, and what is next for MVCC? Presentation from Maintenance
2. Golf Course Water Sources Ground water– there is a well located between 13/14 that provides irrigation water to the main irrigation lake.
3. Golf Course Water Sources Groundwater there is a well located between 13/14 that provides irrigation water to the main irrigation lake. Coachella Valley Canal Water Water is piped underground into the main irrigation lake behind 18 green at base of waterfall.
4. Irrigation with Well Water Ability to supply ground water to irrigation lakes at 2200 gpm when operating. We have a 150 hp motor
8. Challenges with Well Water for Irrigation The clean ground water from the aquifer is the main water supply for human consumption for valley residents. Table from CVWD
9. Challenges with Well Water for Irrigation The high quality clean water for human consumption is limited.
10. Challenges with Well Water The high quality clean water for human consumption is limited. Aquifer is currently overdrawn. Current and future restrictions.
11. Challenges with Well Water The high quality clean water for human consumption is limited. Aquifer is currently overdrawn. Current and future restrictions. Solution : Use Canal Water
12. Canal Water The Coachella Valley Canal is a 122 mile network of aqueducts supplying Colorado River water to meet the valleys agriculture needs.
13. Canal Water The Coachella Valley Canal is a 122 mile network of aqueducts supplying Colorado River water to meet the valleys agriculture needs. Supplies approximately 1300 cubic feet per second. Capacity is approximately 300 billion gallons annually
17. Future of Our Water CVWD supplements the aquifer with water diverted from the Colorado River, collected storm runoff and treated wastewater.
18. Future of Our Water CVWD supplements the aquifer with water diverted from the Colorado River, collected storm runoff and treated wastewater. CVWD has a goal of withdrawing and recharging the aquifer at an equal rate.
19. Future of Our Water CVWD supplements the aquifer with water diverted from the Colorado River, collected storm runoff and treated wastewater. CVWD has a goal of withdrawing and recharging the aquifer at an equal rate. As a part of the CVWD water management plan – within 20 years outdoor irrigation will be completed with recycled water.
20. Future of Our Water - Conservation What are we doing? Irrigating based on turf requirements Water turf, not parking lots Drip irrigation where applicable
21. For more information Coachella Valley Water District http://www.cvwd.org/ Coachella Valley Canal http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Coachella_Canal Water conservation for golf courses http://www.usga.org/course_care/articles/environment/water/Water-Conservation-on-Golf-Courses/