Stream Depletion Impacts Associated with Pumping from Within or Beyond the “Interconnected Groundwater” Area as Defined in the 1980 Scott Valley Adjudication
Document Details:
Title: Stream Depletion Impacts Associated with Pumping from Within or Beyond the “Interconnected Groundwater” Area as Defined in the 1980 Scott Valley Adjudication
Category: Technical Memo
External URL: http://www.karuk.us/images/docs/dnr/Scott%20Valley%20Pumping%20AnalysisTech%20Memo.pdf
Updated Date: 18.01.2017
Author(s)/Source(s): Deborah L. Hathaway
Publication Date: 2012-Aug-27
Focal Topic: Water Allocation & Rights, In-Stream Flow / Flow Regime
Location: Scott River
Watershed Code: 18010209
Title: Stream Depletion Impacts Associated with Pumping from Within or Beyond the “Interconnected Groundwater” Area as Defined in the 1980 Scott Valley Adjudication
Category: Technical Memo
External URL: http://www.karuk.us/images/docs/dnr/Scott%20Valley%20Pumping%20AnalysisTech%20Memo.pdf
Updated Date: 18.01.2017
Author(s)/Source(s): Deborah L. Hathaway
Publication Date: 2012-Aug-27
Focal Topic: Water Allocation & Rights, In-Stream Flow / Flow Regime
Location: Scott River
Watershed Code: 18010209
Abstract:
groundwater, Scott River
This memorandum describes an analysis of stream depletion impacts associated with pumping from two areas within the Scott Valley. One area is that within the zone of “Interconnected Groundwater” as delineated in the 1980 Scott Valley Adjudication. The second area is the area of alluvial fill within the Scott Valley that falls outside of the boundaries of the above-referenced zone. The analysis uses the Scott Valley Groundwater Model prepared by S.S. Papadopulos & Associates, Inc. (July 2012).
Keyword Tags:groundwater, Scott River