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State of California The Resources Agency

DEPARTMENT OF WATER RESOURCES Division of Operations and Maintenance

STATE WATER PROJECT OPERATIONS DATA

For the month of: July 2016

Edmund G. Brown Jr. Governor

State of California

John Laird Secretary for Resources The Resources Agency

Grant Davis Director

Department of Water Resources

This monthly report of operational data for the State Water Project (SWP) has been published since January 1965. Monthly SWP Operations Data Reports from January 1990 have been made available on the Internet at www.water.ca.gov/swp/operationscontrol/projectwide.cfm. It provides the State Water Contractors, public agencies, consultants, and others with the daily and monthly status of SWP's water and power operations.

Please note that this report contains data that is preliminary and subject to revisions.

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P.O. Box 942836 Sacramento, CA 94236-0001

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State of California The Resources Agency

DEPARTMENT OF WATER RESOURCES Division of Operations and Maintenance

STATE WATER PROJECT OPERATIONS DATA

For the month of: July 2016

Edmund G. Brown Jr. Governor

State of California

John Laird Secretary for Resources The Resources Agency

Grant Davis Director

Department of Water Resources

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State of California EDMUND G. BROWN JR., Governor

The Resources Agency JOHN LAIRD, Secretary for Resources

Department of Water Resources Grant Davis, Director

Department of Water Resources Cindy Messer, Chief Deputy Director

JOEL LEDESMA

Deputy Director

GARY BARDINI

Deputy Director

CHRISTY JONES

Deputy Director

VACANT

Deputy Director

KATHIE KISHABA

Deputy Director

TARYN RAVAZZINI

Deputy Director

DIVISION OF OPERATIONS AND MAINTENANCE

David Duval .......................................................................... Chief, Division of Operations and Maintenance

This report was prepared under the direction of

Vacant .......................................................................................................... Chief, Operations Control Office

Molly White ................................................................................ Principal Engineer, Water Operations Office

Tracy Hinojosa .................................. Supervising Engineer, Regulatory Compliance and Reporting Branch

Vacant ...................................................................................... Senior Engineer, Data Management Section

By the Reporting Section

Mary Valdez ................................................................................................ Section Chief, Reporting Section

Clay Thomas ............................................................... Water Resources Engineering Associate (Specialist)

Edna Smith .................................................................. Water Resources Engineering Associate (Specialist)

Vacant ........................................................................ Water Resources Engineering Associate (Specialist)

The organization shown above represents staff and positions relevant to this report as of month of

publication, December 2017. It is the Department’s policy to not show staff in “Acting” or

“Temporary” positions.

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Table of Contents

Page

Organization Page ............................................................................................................................... ii

Table of Contents ............................................................................................................................... iii

Monthly Highlights .............................................................................................................................. 1

Oroville Field Division Water Operations

Table Page

1 Antelope Lake, Daily Operation .......................................................................................................... 2

2 Frenchman Lake, Daily Operation ...................................................................................................... 3

3 Lake Davis, Daily Operation ............................................................................................................... 4

4 Lake Oroville, Daily Operation ............................................................................................................ 5

5 Thermalito Forebay, Including Diversion Pool and Power Canal, Daily Operation ............................ 6

6 Thermalito Afterbay, Daily Operation ................................................................................................. 7

7 Oroville-Thermalito Complex, Water Temperature Data ................................................................... 8

Delta Field Division Water Operations

8 North Bay Aqueduct, Delta Field Division .......................................................................................... 9

9 Delta Field Division Plant Data ......................................................................................................... 10

10 Clifton Court Forebay, Daily Operation of Gates .............................................................................. 11

11 Governor Edmund G. Brown California Aqueduct, Delta Field Division, Monthly Deliveries ................................................................................................... 12

12 South Bay Aqueduct, Delta Field Division, Monthly Deliveries ........................................................ 13

13 Lake Del Valle, Daily Operation ....................................................................................................... 14

San Luis Field Division Water Operations

14 Consolidated State-Federal O'Neill Forebay, Daily Operations ....................................................... 15

15 Consolidated State-Federal San Luis Reservoir, Daily Operations ................................................. 16

16 San Luis Field Division Plant Data ................................................................................................... 17

17 Consolidated State-Federal Los Banos Reservoir, Daily Operations .............................................. 18

18 Consolidated State-Federal Little Panoche Reservoir, Daily Operations ........................................ 19

19 Governor Edmund G. Brown California Aqueduct, San Luis Field Division, Monthly Deliveries .................................................................................................................. 20

20 Consolidated State-Federal San Luis Canal, Daily Operations ....................................................... 22

San Joaquin Field Division Water Operations

21 San Joaquin Field Division Plant Data ............................................................................................. 23

22 Governor Edmund G. Brown California Aqueduct, San Joaquin Field Division, Monthly Deliveries .................................................................................................................. 24

23 Governor Edmund G. Brown California Aqueduct, San Joaquin Field Division, Monthly Deliveries (Coastal Branch) ...................................................................................... 27

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Southern Field Division Water Operations

24 Southern Field Division Plant Data ................................................................................................... 28

25 Pyramid Lake, Daily Operation ......................................................................................................... 29

26 Elderberry Forebay, Daily Operation ................................................................................................ 30

27 Castaic Lake, Daily Operation .......................................................................................................... 31

28 Governor Edmund G. Brown California Aqueduct, Southern Field Division,

Monthly Deliveries (West Branch) .......................................................................................... 32

29 Silverwood Lake, Daily Operation .................................................................................................... 33

30 Lake Perris, Daily Operation ............................................................................................................ 34

31 Governor Edmund G. Brown California Aqueduct, Southern Field Division,

Monthly Deliveries (East Branch) ........................................................................................... 35

Water Quality Operations

32 Water Quality at Selected SWP Locations ....................................................................................... 37

33 Water Quality at Selected Delta Stations ......................................................................................... 38

34 Pesticides, Herbicides, and Other Organic Substances Detected in the SWP ................................ 39

Energy Operations

35 Oroville and Delta Field Divisions Energy Data ............................................................................... 40

36 San Luis Field Division Energy Data ................................................................................................ 41

37 San Joaquin Field Division Pumping Plant Energy Load Data ........................................................ 42

38 Southern Field Division Energy Data ............................................................................................... 43

MONTHLY HIGHLIGHTS

The following activities, actions, and conditions affected State Water Project (SWP) operations during July 2016:

Statewide precipitation was about 110 percent of average for water year 2015−2016 through July 31. Precipitation percentages are used in this report to express historical and regional comparisons. Additional and more specific information is available on the internet at: “http://cdec.water.ca.gov/snow_rain.html”.

Snowpack data is compiled four times annually, for the months of January, February, March, and April, by the California Department of Water Resources (DWR) in Bulletin 120. The Bulletin also contains forecasts of seasonal runoff volume from the State's major watersheds, summaries of precipitation, and reservoir storages in various regions of the State. July snowpack data is not available.

Cumulative unimpaired runoff for the Sacramento River Region for water year 2015−2016 was 16.8 maf, 96 percent of average. Statewide runoff for water year 2015−2016 was 95 percent of average.

Statewide reservoir storage was 85 percent of average to date. Total storage in major SWP reservoirs at the end of July was 3.03 maf compared to 2.05 maf at this time in 2015. On July 31, end-of-month storage at Lake Oroville was 2.33 maf, compared to 1.16 maf at this time in 2015. The State share of San Luis Reservoir’s end-of-month storage was 155 taf, compared to 481 taf at this time in 2015. The combined storage in SWP’s southern reservoirs was 537 taf, compared to 412 taf at this time in 2015.

The cumulative California State Water Project deliveries to date through July were 1.42 maf, excluding Oroville Field Division (OFD). Total deliveries through this same period in 2015 were 950 taf. The cumulative OFD deliveries to date through July were 547 taf. Total OFD deliveries through this same period in 2015 were 414 taf. Water deliveries are a combination of project, transfer, and exchange classifications.

By mutual agreement between the U.S. Bureau of Reclamation (USBR) and DWR in accordance with Article 6(h) of the Coordinated Operation Agreement (COA), conditions remained “Balanced” with accounting throughout July. “Balanced” conditions exist when DWR and USBR agree that releases from upstream reservoirs plus unregulated flow approximately equal the water supply needed to meet Sacramento Valley in-basin uses, plus exports. The end-of-month USBR COA balance was 58,269 cfs in favor of DWR.

There were no measurable earthquakes that occurred during the month of July.

During the month of July, there were no reports on fish salvage.

On July 3, Barker Slough Pumping Plant (PP) Unit 4 was made available after being forced out of service on July 2 for a low slump alarm. On July 6, Banks PP Unit 6 was made available after being forced out of service on July 5 due to a man door leak. On July 6, Cherry Valley Pump Station (PS) Unit 1 was made available after being forced out of service on July 2 due to a variable frequency drive cooling fan failure. On July 7, Greenspot (PS) Unit 4 was made available after being forced out of service on July 5 due to variable frequency drive controller board issues. On July 8, Cherry Valley (PS) Unit 1 was made available after being forced out of service on July 7 due to variable frequency drive failure. On July 13, Barker Slough (PP) Unit 3 was made available after being forced out of service on low forebay level. On July 14, Gianelli (PGP) Units 1 and 2 were made available after being scheduled out of service on July 12 for Penstock repair.. On July 18, South Bay (PP) Unit 13 was made available after being forced out of service on July 17 due to excitation problems. On July 20, Oso (PP) Unit 1 was made available after being forced out of service on July 11 due to trash rack problems. On July 25, Edmonston (PP) Unit 8 was made available after tripping that morning due to motor acceleration trouble.

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Table 1. Antelope LakeDaily Operation

(in acre-feet except as noted)

Capacity: 22,566 ac-ft

Outflow in cfs

Regulated Release

Jun 30 5,001.33 21,947

1 5,001.27 21,893 -54 20 0 0 0 10 30 3

2 5,001.22 21,847 -46 20 0 0 0 10 30 7

3 5,001.17 21,802 -45 20 0 0 0 10 30 7

4 5,001.12 21,756 -46 20 0 0 0 10 30 7

5 5,001.09 21,729 -27 20 0 0 0 10 15 1

6 5,001.02 21,665 -64 20 0 0 0 10 33 1

7 5,000.97 21,620 -45 20 0 0 0 10 30 7

8 5,000.89 21,548 -72 20 0 0 0 10 37 1

9 5,000.84 21,503 -45 20 0 0 0 10 30 7

10 5,000.79 21,458 -45 20 0 0 0 10 30 7

11 5,000.74 21,413 -45 20 0 0 0 10 30 7

12 5,000.69 21,368 -45 20 0 0 0 10 30 7

13 5,000.64 21,323 -45 20 0 0 0 10 30 7

14 5,000.60 21,287 -36 20 0 0 0 10 19 1

15 5,000.51 21,206 -81 20 0 0 0 10 42 1

16 5,000.45 21,253 47 20 0 0 0 10 22 46

17 5,000.40 21,108 -145 20 0 0 0 10 74 1

18 5,000.34 21,054 -54 20 0 0 0 10 30 3

19 5,000.27 20,992 -62 20 0 0 0 10 32 1

20 5,000.23 20,957 -35 20 0 0 0 10 30 12

21 5,000.18 20,912 -45 20 0 0 0 10 30 7

22 5,000.05 20,797 -115 20 0 0 0 18 60 2

23 5,000.00 20,753 -44 20 0 0 0 20 23 1

24 4,999.94 20,692 -61 20 0 0 0 20 40 9

25 4,999.89 20,647 -45 20 0 0 0 20 24 1

26 4,999.84 20,603 -44 20 0 0 0 20 23 1

27 4,999.78 20,550 -53 20 0 0 0 20 28 1

28 4,999.71 20,488 -62 20 0 0 0 15 35 4

29 4,999.62 20,409 -79 20 0 0 0 15 41 1

30 4,999.55 20,348 -61 20 0 0 0 15 35 4

31 4,999.49 20,295 -53 20 0 0 0 15 35 8

Total cfs-days 620 0 0 0 388 1,008 175

Total ac-ft -1,652 1,230 0 0 0 769 1,999 347

July 2016

Date

Water

Surface

Elevation

(in feet)

StorageStorage

ChangeStream-

flow

Maint.

Water

Supply

Contract

Water

Right

Computed

Inflow

(cfs) Spill

Estimated

Evaporation

And

Seepage

Total

Outflow

2

Daily Operation



Outflow in cfs

Regulated Release

Jun 30 5,561.99 23,268

1 5,561.93 23,212 -56 2 15 0 0 11 28 0

2 5,561.86 23,148 -64 2 15 0 0 15 32 0

3 5,561.80 23,092 -56 2 15 0 0 11 28 0

4 5,561.74 23,037 -55 2 15 0 0 11 28 0

5 5,561.63 22,937 -100 2 42 0 0 6 50 0

6 5,561.51 22,867 -70 2 42 0 0 0 44 9

7 5,561.38 22,708 -159 2 42 0 0 36 80 0

8 5,561.26 22,599 -109 2 42 0 0 11 55 0

9 5,561.13 22,481 -118 2 42 0 0 15 59 0

10 5,560.99 22,354 -127 2 42 0 0 20 64 0

11 5,560.88 22,255 -99 2 33 0 0 15 50 0

12 5,560.78 22,165 -90 2 33 0 0 10 45 0

13 5,560.68 22,076 -89 2 33 0 0 10 45 0

14 5,560.62 22,022 -54 2 3 0 0 22 27 0

15 5,560.56 21,968 -54 2 16 0 0 9 27 0

16 5,560.49 21,906 -62 2 16 0 0 13 31 0

17 5,560.41 21,835 -71 2 16 0 0 18 36 0

18 5,560.35 21,781 -54 2 9 0 0 16 27 0

19 5,560.28 21,719 -62 2 18 0 0 11 31 0

20 5,560.20 21,648 -71 2 20 0 0 14 36 0

21 5,560.13 21,586 -62 2 11 0 0 18 31 0

22 5,560.08 21,542 -44 2 11 0 0 9 22 0

23 5,560.03 21,498 -44 2 14 0 0 6 22 0

24 5,559.97 21,445 -53 2 14 0 0 11 27 0

25 5,559.87 21,357 -88 2 38 0 0 4 44 0

26 5,559.76 21,262 -95 2 33 0 0 13 48 0

27 5,559.63 21,147 -115 2 49 0 0 7 58 0

28 5,559.49 21,025 -122 2 49 0 0 11 62 0

29 5,559.34 20,895 -130 2 52 0 0 12 66 0

30 5,559.17 20,748 -147 2 52 0 0 20 74 0

31 5,559.01 20,610 -138 2 52 0 0 16 70 0

Total cfs-days 62 884 0 0 400 1,347 6

Total ac-ft -2,658 123 1,753 0 0 794 2,670 12

1/ Last Chance Creek Water District.

2/ Negative inflows are a result of skewed water surface elevation.

Computed

Inflow

(cfs)

2/

Spill

Estimated

Evaporation

And

Seepage

Total

Outflow

Table 2. Frenchman Lake

Date

Water

Surface

Elevation

(in feet)

StorageStorage

Change

July 2016

Stream-

flow

Maint.

Water

Supply

Contract

Water

Right

1/

3

Daily Operation (in acre-feet except as noted)


Outflow in cfsRegulated Release

Jun 30 5,766.66 54,378 1 5,766.63 54,283 -95 10 2 1 0 36 49 1 2 5,766.60 54,189 -94 10 2 1 0 34 47 0 3 5,766.57 54,094 -95 10 2 1 0 51 64 17 4 5,766.54 54,000 -94 10 2 1 0 34 47 0 5 5,766.51 53,906 -94 10 2 1 0 34 47 0 6 5,766.48 53,811 -95 10 2 1 0 34 47 0 7 5,766.45 53,717 -94 10 2 1 0 35 48 1 8 5,766.42 53,623 -94 10 2 1 0 35 48 1 9 5,766.38 53,498 -125 10 2 1 0 50 63 0

10 5,766.35 53,404 -94 10 2 1 0 35 48 1 11 5,766.32 53,311 -93 10 2 1 0 33 46 0 12 5,766.29 53,217 -94 10 2 1 0 34 48 0 13 5,766.27 53,155 -62 10 2 1 0 45 59 28 14 5,766.24 53,062 -93 10 2 1 0 33 47 0 15 5,766.21 52,968 -94 10 2 1 0 48 62 14 16 5,766.19 52,906 -62 10 2 1 0 48 62 31 17 5,766.15 52,789 -117 10 2 1 0 46 60 1 18 5,766.10 52,627 -162 10 2 1 0 68 81 0 19 5,766.07 52,534 -93 10 2 1 0 50 63 17 20 5,766.05 52,472 -62 10 2 1 0 62 75 44 21 5,766.01 52,349 -123 10 2 1 0 50 63 1 22 5,766.98 52,256 -93 10 2 1 0 62 75 29 23 5,766.95 52,164 -92 10 2 1 0 44 57 12 24 5,766.93 52,102 -62 10 2 1 0 30 43 12 25 5,766.90 52,010 -92 10 2 1 0 33 47 0 26 5,766.87 51,918 -92 10 2 1 0 44 58 12 27 5,766.84 51,826 -92 10 2 1 0 62 76 30 28 5,766.81 51,734 -92 10 2 1 0 44 58 12 29 5,766.78 51,642 -92 10 2 1 0 38 51 5 30 5,766.75 51,550 -92 10 2 1 0 63 76 30 31 5,765.72 51,459 -91 10 2 1 0 32 45 0

Total cfs-days 310 66 44 0 1,347 1,767 299 Total ac-ft -2,919 615 131 87 0 2,672 3,505 586

2/ Includes Plumas County Flood Control & Water Conservation District and Grizzly Ranch.

3/ Negative inflows are a result of skewed water surface elevation.

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1/ Includes unclassified non-project diversions to local agencies (Valberde and Ramelli).

Table 3. Lake Davis

Date

WaterSurface

Elevation(in feet)

Storage StorageChange

July 2016

Stream-flow

Maint.

WaterRight

1/

WaterSupply

Contract2/

ComputedInflow(cfs)

3/

Spill

EstimatedEvaporation

And Seepage

TotalOutflow

Capacity: 3,537, 580 ac-ft

Lime

Saddle

(Recreation)

Butte

County

(Entitlement)

Jun 30 860.95 2,957,940

1 859.53 2,938,232 -19,708 25,117 26 0 0 344 0 0 25,487 0 5,779

2 857.91 2,915,861 -22,371 25,291 26 0 0 336 0 0 25,653 0 3,282

3 856.35 2,894,432 -21,429 25,228 26 0 0 335 0 0 25,589 0 4,160

4 854.79 2,873,114 -21,318 25,395 26 0 0 332 0 0 25,753 0 4,435

5 853.25 2,852,178 -20,936 25,413 26 0 0 421 0 0 25,860 0 4,924

6 851.69 2,831,080 -21,098 22,678 26 0 0 380 0 0 23,084 0 1,986

7 850.02 2,808,616 -22,464 22,683 26 0 0 205 0 0 22,914 0 450

8 848.46 2,787,745 -20,871 22,258 26 0 0 269 0 0 22,553 0 1,682

9 846.88 2,766,717 -21,028 22,594 26 0 0 202 0 0 22,822 0 1,794

10 845.24 2,745,009 -21,708 22,652 26 0 0 202 0 0 22,880 0 1,172

11 843.84 2,726,572 -18,437 22,345 26 0 0 489 0 0 22,860 0 4,423

12 842.26 2,705,869 -20,703 22,490 26 0 0 294 0 0 22,810 0 2,107

13 840.71 2,685,666 -20,203 22,472 26 0 0 349 0 0 22,847 0 2,644

14 839.33 2,667,760 -17,906 24,858 26 0 0 346 0 0 25,230 0 7,324

15 837.70 2,646,713 -21,047 25,019 26 0 0 440 0 0 25,485 0 4,438

16 836.03 2,625,269 -21,444 24,975 26 0 0 391 0 0 25,392 0 3,948

17 834.33 2,603,565 -21,704 22,314 26 0 0 389 0 0 22,729 0 1,025

18 832.73 2,583,253 -20,312 22,283 26 0 0 186 0 0 22,495 0 2,183

19 831.08 2,562,421 -20,832 21,818 26 0 0 253 0 0 22,097 0 1,265

20 829.61 2,543,962 -18,459 22,155 26 0 0 291 0 0 22,472 0 4,013

21 827.85 2,521,983 -21,979 22,389 26 0 0 319 0 0 22,734 0 755

22 826.25 2,502,119 -19,864 22,267 26 0 0 356 0 0 22,649 0 2,785

23 824.69 2,482,856 -19,263 22,203 26 0 0 376 0 0 22,605 0 3,342

24 823.27 2,465,414 -17,442 21,950 26 0 0 375 0 0 22,351 0 4,909

25 821.64 2,445,498 -19,916 22,423 26 0 0 275 0 0 22,724 0 2,808

26 820.09 2,426,665 -18,833 23,964 26 0 0 354 0 0 24,344 0 5,511

27 818.56 2,408,185 -18,480 23,199 28 0 0 383 0 0 23,610 0 5,130

28 817.09 2,390,523 -17,662 22,715 28 0 0 394 0 0 23,137 0 5,475

29 815.60 2,372,713 -17,810 21,633 28 0 25 313 0 0 21,998 0 4,188

30 813.94 2,352,979 -19,734 21,105 28 0 0 361 0 0 21,494 0 1,760

31 812.32 2,333,830 -19,149 21,442 28 0 0 360 0 0 21,830 0 2,681

Total -624,110 715,328 810 0 25 10,320 0 0 726,482 0 102,372

1/ Includes bypass flows and leakage. 3/ Evaporation will be zero for days when there is precipitation or heavy overcast.

2/ South Feather Water and Power Agency

Table 4. Lake Oroville

Inflow

Daily Operation

(in acre-feet except as noted) July 2016

Date

Water

Surface

Elevation

(in feet)

StorageStorage

Change

Outflow

Total

Outflow

Hyatt

Powerplant

Pumpback

River

Valve

Outlet

System

Releases

Computed

Inflow

Hyatt

Powerplant

Generation 1/

Palermo

Canal

2/

Del Oro

Evaporation

3/Spill

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Inflow Outflow

Lake

Oroville

Releases

2/

Kelly

Ridge

Generation

Thermalito

Pumping-

Generating Plant

Pumpback

Thermalito

Pumping-

Generating Plant

Generation

3/

Butte

County

Cal Water

Thermalito

Water and

Sewer

Releases

To

River

4/

Hyatt

Powerplant

Pumpback

Jun 30 24,521

1 24,568 47 25,117 382 0 15,868 12 6 8,113 0 -1,453

2 24,650 82 25,291 370 0 15,868 12 6 8,212 0 -1,481

3 24,640 -10 25,228 288 0 15,868 12 6 8,152 0 -1,488

4 24,785 145 25,395 318 0 15,868 12 6 8,132 0 -1,550

5 24,927 142 25,413 308 0 15,868 12 6 8,172 0 -1,521

6 24,929 2 22,678 288 0 15,868 12 6 8,192 0 1,114

7 25,073 144 22,683 288 0 15,868 12 7 8,192 0 1,252

8 24,869 -204 22,258 281 0 15,868 12 7 8,172 0 1,316

9 25,075 206 22,594 293 0 15,868 12 7 8,192 0 1,398

10 25,221 146 22,652 292 0 15,868 11 7 8,212 0 1,300

11 25,098 -123 22,345 280 0 15,868 11 7 8,152 0 1,290

12 25,193 95 22,490 318 0 15,868 11 7 8,132 0 1,305

13 25,251 58 22,472 390 0 15,868 11 7 8,172 0 1,254

14 25,022 -229 24,858 469 0 15,868 11 7 8,132 0 -1,538

15 25,227 205 25,019 469 0 15,868 11 7 8,113 0 -1,284

16 25,333 106 24,975 431 0 15,868 11 7 8,132 0 -1,282

17 25,358 25 22,314 472 0 15,868 11 7 8,152 0 1,277

18 25,294 -64 22,283 471 0 15,868 11 7 8,152 0 1,220

19 25,181 -113 21,818 471 0 15,868 11 7 8,172 0 1,656

20 25,133 -48 22,155 472 0 15,868 11 7 8,113 0 1,324

21 25,282 149 22,389 472 0 15,868 11 7 8,132 0 1,306

22 25,284 2 22,267 472 0 15,868 11 7 8,152 0 1,301

23 25,295 11 22,203 472 0 15,868 11 7 8,132 0 1,354

24 24,945 -350 21,950 472 0 15,868 11 7 8,251 0 1,365

25 25,204 259 22,423 449 0 15,868 11 7 8,170 0 1,443

26 25,341 137 23,964 459 0 15,207 11 7 8,113 0 -948

27 25,214 -127 23,199 469 0 14,876 11 7 8,152 0 -749

28 24,532 -682 22,715 469 0 14,876 11 7 8,210 0 -762

29 25,112 580 21,633 475 0 14,876 11 7 8,170 0 1,536

30 25,127 15 21,105 474 0 14,876 11 7 8,170 0 1,500

31 25,264 137 21,442 415 0 14,876 11 7 8,230 0 1,404

Total 743 715,328 12,449 0 486,287 350 211 253,045 0 12,859

1/ Sum of Thermalito Forebay and Diversion Pool. 3/ Includes Bypass flows at Thermalito.

2/ Sum of releases from Lake Oroville through Hyatt plant, and spill. 4/ The sum of the flows from fish barrier dam and the fish hatchery.

Table 5. Thermalito ForebayIncluding Diversion Pool and Power Canal

Daily Operation(in acre-feet except as noted) July 2016

DateStorage

1/

Storage

Change

Losses (-)

And

Gains (+)

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Table 6. Thermalito AfterbayDaily Operation



Inflow Outflow

Thermalito

Pumping-

Generating Plant

Generation

1/

Sutter

Butte

Canal

Western

Canal

Lateral

Richvale

Canal

Western

Canal

Afterbay

River

Outlet

Thermalito

Pumping-

Generating Plant

Pumpback

Jun 30 135.30 51,974

1 135.30 51,974 0 15,868 2,936 17 726 1,967 9,977 0 -245 18,090

2 135.31 52,016 42 15,868 2,995 18 720 1,937 9,997 0 -159 18,209

3 135.30 51,974 -42 15,868 3,015 23 714 1,973 9,997 0 -188 18,149

4 135.28 51,891 -83 15,868 3,015 23 714 2,003 9,977 0 -219 18,109

5 135.29 51,933 42 15,868 3,035 23 714 2,003 9,977 0 -74 18,149

6 135.29 51,933 0 15,868 3,035 23 698 2,062 9,918 0 -133 18,110

7 135.32 52,057 124 15,868 3,015 25 681 2,102 9,937 0 16 18,129

8 135.29 51,933 -124 15,868 3,094 25 696 2,142 9,937 0 -97 18,109

9 135.26 51,809 -124 15,868 3,134 25 726 2,181 9,937 0 11 18,129

10 135.19 51,520 -289 15,868 3,154 25 734 2,182 9,937 0 -125 18,149

11 135.18 51,479 -41 15,868 3,114 25 732 2,122 9,897 0 -19 18,049

12 135.18 51,479 0 15,868 3,134 25 734 2,103 9,897 0 24 18,029

13 135.18 51,479 0 15,868 3,114 23 734 2,122 9,897 0 22 18,069

14 135.17 51,437 -42 15,868 3,134 21 718 2,142 9,897 0 2 18,029

15 135.16 51,396 -41 15,868 3,134 29 692 2,162 9,917 0 25 18,030

16 135.15 51,355 -41 15,868 3,094 35 698 2,142 9,937 0 -2 18,069

17 135.18 51,479 124 15,868 3,094 35 704 2,122 9,937 0 149 18,089

18 135.13 51,273 -206 15,868 3,094 33 688 2,103 9,897 0 -259 18,049

19 135.11 51,191 -82 15,868 3,074 31 677 2,083 9,877 0 -208 18,049

20 135.15 51,355 164 15,868 3,055 29 659 2,083 9,917 0 38 18,030

21 135.19 51,520 165 15,868 3,035 29 655 2,063 9,957 0 35 18,089

22 135.22 51,644 124 15,868 2,995 29 655 2,083 9,937 0 -46 18,089

23 135.28 51,891 247 15,868 2,956 29 657 2,083 9,937 0 40 18,069

24 135.35 52,181 290 15,868 2,916 29 655 2,063 9,957 0 41 18,208

25 135.38 52,306 125 15,868 2,896 31 653 2,003 9,857 0 -303 18,027

26 135.25 51,767 -539 15,207 2,916 31 655 2,003 9,996 0 -145 18,109

27 134.97 50,617 -1,150 14,876 2,936 31 655 2,023 9,897 0 -485 18,049

28 134.57 48,993 -1,624 14,876 2,936 31 655 2,023 9,857 0 -999 18,067

29 134.27 47,791 -1,202 14,876 2,936 31 655 1,984 9,897 0 -576 18,067

30 134.11 47,155 -636 14,876 2,916 29 655 1,922 9,937 0 -54 18,107

31 133.97 46,602 -553 14,876 2,915 27 655 1,874 9,937 0 -21 18,167

Total -5,372 486,287 93,820 840 21,360 63,860 307,826 0 -3,951 560,871

1/ Includes Bypass flows at Thermalito.

2/ The sum of the flows from the fish barrier dam, fish hatchery, and afterbay river outlet.

July 2016

Losses (-)

and

Gains (+)

Total

Releases

to River

2/

Date

Water

Surface

Elevation

(in feet)

StorageStorage

Change

7

Table 7. Oroville-Thermalito ComplexWater Temperature Data

(in degrees Fahrenheit)

Mean Daily Temperature

Date

Thermalito

Afterbay

Outlet

Fish

Hatchery

1 65.7 60.5

2 65.0 61.2

3 65.8 61.4

4 65.8 62.0

5 65.9 62.2

6 66.6 61.0

7 66.2 56.5

8 66.6 56.9

9 65.5 57.5

10 65.9 58.2

11 65.8 59.8

12 65.8 60.2

13 65.7 60.5

14 65.7 60.9

15 65.2 61.4

16 65.5 61.6

17 64.9 61.7

18 65.3 61.4

19 66.1 62.3

20 66.3 62.8

21 65.6 61.6

22 66.8 57.5

23 67.9 58.3

24 67.1 58.8

25 65.7 59.4

26 65.7 60.1

27 65.9 60.6

28 66.1 60.9

29 66.4 61.3

30 65.4 61.8 Note: Water surface elevations on Table 4 are taken at Oroville Dam at midnight and may differ slightly from31 65.6 61.9 those shown on this table which are normally taken at midday and upstream from Oroville Dam.

July 2016

600

650

700

750

800

850

900

40 45 50 55 60 65 70 75 80 85

Elev

atio

n in

Fee

t

Temperature

Lake Oroville Temperature Profile on July 19, 2016

Water Surface Elevation 832.32 Ft

Structures No. 1 and No. 2 Intake Elevation: 784 feet

9 shutter in place

8

(In acre-feet)

Operating Pool

Beginning and Ending

Barker Slough Pumping

Plant0.17 (Into the North Bay Aqueduct) 5,385

Travis Surge Tank 8.78

8.80Solano County Water Agency Travis

AFB119 119

Solano County Water Agency Fairfield /

Vacaville 24"532 532

Solano County Water Agency Fairfield /

Vacaville 42"1,583 1,583

2 17.00Solano County Water Agency Central

SolanoStub

Cordelia Forebay 21.23 0

Cordelia Pumping Plant &

Cordelia Spillway21.30 3,274

Solano County Water Agency Vallejo 1,146 9 1,137

Solano County Water Agency

Benicia1,172 1,172

Cordelia Surge Tank 23.33 0

Creston Surge Tank

Connection25.65 0

26.95Napa County Flood Control & WCD

American Canyon 26 6


American Canyon 30

Napa Terminal Tank 27.58 City of Napa 668 668


American Canyon 1282 282

Deliveries

Table 8. North Bay AqueductDelta Field Division, Monthly Deliveries

PermitTable

A

Reach

No.No.

Article

21

Turnout

MileStructure

Total

DiversionsArticle

56C

July 2016

Settlement Water

Balanced Excess

10.54

1

1

3A

2

3B

Napa Pipeline 21.33

9

Table 9. Delta Field Division Plant Data

(in acre-feet)

North Bay Aqueduct California Aqueduct South Bay Aqueduct

Del Valle Pumping Plant

Total SWP Pumped ReleasedInto

Lake

Into

Aqueduct

Gravity Flow

Through Plant

Into Aqueduct

1 112 128 11,816 11,816 0 0 560 0 0 0

2 185 125 14,056 14,056 0 0 580 0 0 0

3 166 111 11,319 11,319 0 0 700 0 0 0

4 165 118 11,942 11,942 0 0 648 0 0 0

5 186 123 12,232 12,232 0 0 299 0 0 0

6 193 122 13,445 13,445 0 0 504 0 0 30

7 185 114 14,728 14,728 0 0 620 0 0 0

8 190 124 14,149 14,149 0 0 570 0 0 0

9 188 121 13,758 13,758 0 0 183 0 0 167

10 181 126 14,091 14,091 0 0 421 0 0 0

11 173 112 14,242 14,242 0 0 594 0 0 0

12 163 100 14,445 14,445 0 0 563 0 0 0

13 183 112 14,056 14,056 0 0 540 0 0 0

14 179 108 13,599 13,599 0 0 539 0 0 0

15 189 102 13,899 13,899 0 0 640 0 0 0

16 186 106 9,284 9,284 0 0 579 0 0 0

17 159 88 6,792 6,792 0 0 42 0 0 0

18 161 95 2,791 2,791 0 0 752 0 0 0

19 152 78 1,304 1,304 0 0 598 0 0 0

20 150 81 2,588 2,588 0 0 215 0 0 0

21 162 83 7,236 7,236 0 0 96 0 0 0

22 183 105 11,475 11,475 0 0 588 0 0 0

23 183 116 11,893 11,893 0 0 634 0 0 92

24 191 117 11,752 11,752 0 0 605 0 0 92

25 171 99 12,818 12,818 0 0 564 0 0 92

26 171 98 13,981 13,981 0 0 631 0 0 92

27 163 82 14,050 14,050 0 0 727 0 0 92

28 174 83 13,881 13,881 0 0 586 0 0 71

29 182 95 14,053 14,053 0 0 580 0 0 77

30 176 97 13,062 13,062 0 0 580 0 0 92

31 183 105 12,532 12,532 0 0 523 0 0 92

Total 5,385 3,274 361,269 361,269 0 0 16,261 0 0 989

July 2016

Date Barker Slough

Pumping

Plant

Cordelia

Pumping

Plant

South Bay

Pumping

Plant

Banks Pumping Plant DMC/CA Intertie (DCI)

10

Opened Closed Opened Closed Opened Closed Opened Closed Opened Closed

1 00:01 01:30 04:30 11:00 14:00 20:30 11,493

2 00:01 02:30 05:15 11:45 13,475

3 00:30 03:15 06:15 12:30 16:00 19:00 11,092

4 00:01 04:15 07:00 13:30 16:30 19:00 12,490

5 00:01 05:15 07:45 14:00 17:00 20:50 12,876

6 00:01 06:00 08:30 14:45 19:10 21:15 13,466

7 00:35 07:00 09:15 15:30 19:15 23:00 14,215

8 00:45 07:45 10:45 16:15 20:15 23:45 14,221

9 00:45 08:45 10:45 17:00 20:00 23:30 14,220

10 00:45 10:00 11:45 16:44 20:45 14,219

11 05:59 08:39 11:00 12:45 17:30 19:44 22:30 14,043

12 02:00 08:00 11:00 22:38 14,234

13 02:45 09:00 12:00 22:06 14,230

14 03:15 09:45 13:00 22:50 14,236

15 00:01 01:15 04:00 10:45 13:45 21:45 14,219

16 00:01 02:00 04:45 11:15 8,284

17 00:01 03:00 05:30 10:20 7,920

18 11:39 12:45 15:45 18:49 1,370

19 01:00 03:45 1,369

20 01:00 04:00 09:10 13:45 3,351

21 00:01 05:00 08:15 14:30 18:05 7,923

22 06:30 09:10 15:00 18:00 11,888

23 07:15 09:45 15:45 18:00 21:30 11,884

24 00:01 08:00 11:30 16:15 19:30 22:30 11,898

25 00:01 09:00 11:45 17:00 20:15 23:40 12,878

26 00:01 06:15 09:30 17:00 19:55 22:15 14,224

27 02:15 08:45 11:45 20:30 14,225

28 02:15 08:45 11:45 20:30 14,221

29 03:15 09:45 12:45 21:08 14,224

30 00:01 01:15 04:15 10:45 13:45 12,873

31 02:30 05:00 11:45 15:15 19:45 12,873

364,134 Total inflow for the month in AF:

Date

Table 10. Clifton Court ForebayDaily Operation of Gates

July 2016Time Amount

of inflow

in Acre-Feet

11

(In acre-feet)

Operating Pool


1A 1.83 Byron-Bethany I.D. 3,023 3,023

1Banks

Pumping Plant3.32 361,269

South Bay

Pumping Plant4.49

Bethany Reservoir

(Into the South Bay Aqueduct)16,261

Check

No. 15.95

8.08Alameda Co. Zone 7 WA

Mountain House Golf Course0

Inflow to California Aqueduct from

Delta Mendota Canal0

Outflow to Delta Mendota Canal from

California Aqueduct0

2Check

No. 212.01

12.47 Musco Olive 41 41

Check

No. 318.29

22.16 Tracy Golf & Country Club 0

Check

No. 423.99

5Check

No. 529.73

6Check

No. 634.24

35.22Turlock Fruit Company

Inflow0

Check

No. 739.91

42.46 Oak Flat Water District-A 65 65

42.9 Western Hills WD 106 106

43.81 Oak Flat Water District-B 110 81 19 10

44.64 Oak Flat Water District-C 104 94 10

Check

No. 845.97

46.18 Oak Flat Water District-D 178 4 170 4

Oak Flat Totals: 457 179 0 0 264 14

Check

No. 951.3

10Check

No. 1056.86

11Check

No. 1161.4

66.14 Veteran's Cemetery 78 78

Check

No. 1266.71 343,004

1

2A

2B

Delta Mendota

Canal - California

Aqueduct Intertie

( DCI )

9.1

9

12

2

3

4

7

8

Table 11. Governor Edmund G. Brown California AqueductDelta Field Division, Monthly Deliveries

Reach

No.

Deliveries

Table

AUSBR

CVP

Supply

Article

56C

Local

(non-

SWP)

Turnout

July 2016

Total

Diver-

sionsNo. Structure Mile

12

(In acre-feet)Operating Pool


South BayPumping Plant

3.17 Granite - Vasco Rd. (Temp.) 0 3.18 Oakland Scavenger Zone 7 10 10

Check No. 1 3.912 Check No. 2 5.21

7.15 Zone 7 Altamont 0 Check Zone 7 Patterson Storage Exchange 0 No. 3 Zone 7 Patterson Project Water 829 829

4 Check No. 4 10.685 Check No. 5 12.29

Zone 7Wente #1

Zone 7Wente #2

IsingProject Water

Check No. 6 14.65Zone 7

Arroyo Mocho Project WaterCheck No. 7 16.38

Zone 7Wente #3

Zone 7Wente #4

Zone 7Norman Nursery

Zone 7Concannon Project Water

Pumped into Lake Del Valle 0 Pumped into South Bay Aqueduct 0 Gravity into South Bay Aqueduct 989

Arroyo Valle #1 & #2Storage Exchange: 182 182

Project Water 420 406 1/ 14 Storage Released 0

Inflow Release 62 62 East Bay Regional Park Dist.

Del Valle RecreationZone 7

Wente #5So. Livermore Project 2,695 2,695

So. Livermore Inflow Released 0 So. Livermore Stored Exchanged 0

19.21 Zone 7 - Kalthrof Detjens 184 184 ACWD Storage Exchange 0 Vallecitos Project Water 0

City of San FranciscoSan Antonio

ACWD - Bayside 1 & 2Project Water 0

Storage Released 0 Storage Exchange: 2,119 2,119

S.C.V.W.D.Meter

1/ This is Table A water for a new turnout in reach 5, Olivina 1.2/ Exchanged Table A water.

rec.

8,879 879 2/ 8,000

0

99 99

8 8

71 71

5 5

119 119

0

1,144 1,144

14.16

14.78

232 232

51 51

0 149

22.50

25.97

28.97

9.49

14.31

7

16.63

18.63

8

Deliveries throughDel Valle

Branch Pipeline

16.57

8

9 35.86

La Costa Tunnel

Mission Tunnel

4

6

5

Del Valle BranchPipeline Junction

19.20

Santa ClaraPipeline

7

13.55

6

July 2016

Table 12. South Bay AqueductDelta Field Division, Monthly Deliveries

0.00

LocalNo.

Other

Deliveries

Article56C

ReachNo.

16.69

16.70

1

Table A

TotalDiver-sionsStructure Mile

Turnout

2

1

(into South Bay Aqueduct) 16,261

13

Table 13. Lake Del ValleDaily Operation


Inflow Outflow

Jun 30 702.51 39,569

1 702.44 39,519 -49 -33 0 0 0 1 15 16 0.00

2 702.41 39,498 -21 -3 0 0 0 1 17 18 0.00

3 702.39 39,484 -14 4 0 0 0 1 17 18 0.00

4 702.36 39,463 -21 -4 0 0 0 1 16 17 0.00

5 702.34 39,449 -14 4 0 0 0 1 17 18 0.00

6 702.28 39,407 -42 6 0 0 30 1 17 48 0.00

7 702.32 39,435 28 41 0 0 0 1 12 13 0.00

8 702.28 39,407 -28 -13 0 0 0 1 14 15 0.00

9 702.13 39,302 -106 74 0 0 167 0 13 180 0.00

10 701.94 39,169 -133 -117 0 0 0 0 16 16 0.00

11 701.94 39,169 0 15 0 0 0 0 15 15 0.00

12 701.92 39,155 -14 2 0 0 0 0 16 16 0.00

13 701.92 39,155 0 14 0 0 0 0 14 14 0.00

14 701.92 39,155 0 15 0 0 0 0 15 15 0.00

15 701.89 39,134 -21 -1 0 0 0 0 20 20 0.00

16 701.79 39,064 -70 -55 0 0 0 0 15 15 0.00

17 701.78 39,057 -7 9 0 0 0 0 16 16 0.00

18 701.75 39,036 -21 -4 0 0 0 0 17 17 0.00

19 701.71 39,008 -28 -15 0 0 0 0 13 13 0.00

20 701.70 39,001 -7 6 0 0 0 0 13 13 0.00

21 701.58 38,918 -84 -68 0 0 0 0 16 16 0.00

22 701.35 38,758 -160 -142 0 0 0 0 18 18 0.00

23 701.25 38,688 -69 42 0 0 92 0 19 111 0.00

24 701.15 38,619 -69 43 0 0 92 0 20 112 0.00

25 701.01 38,522 -97 14 0 0 92 0 19 111 0.00

26 700.93 38,467 -55 56 0 0 92 0 19 111 0.00

27 700.84 38,405 -62 55 0 0 92 0 25 117 0.00

28 700.70 38,308 -97 -3 0 0 71 0 23 94 0.00

29 700.62 38,253 -55 41 0 0 77 0 19 96 0.00

30 700.54 38,198 -55 56 0 0 92 0 19 111 0.00

31 700.42 38,115 -83 23 0 0 92 0 14 106 0.00

Total -1,454 62 0 0 989 8 519 1,516 0.00

1/ Total inflow from stream gaging station above Lang Canyon and accretions/depletions. 3/ To East Bay Regional Park District.

2/ Project water released to South Bay Aqueduct through Del Valle Pumping Plant. NR=No Records

Date

Water

Surface

Elevation

(feet)

StorageStorage

Change

(in acre-feet except as noted) July 2016

Precipitation

(inches)Natural

1/

From

South Bay

Aqueduct

Arroyo

Valle

South Bay

Aqueduct

2/

Recreation

Deliveries

3/

EvaporationTotal

Outflow

14

United States State of California

Department of the Interior The Resources Agency

Bureau of Reclamation Department of Water Resources

Central Valley Project State Water Project

Inflow (cfs) Outflow (cfs)

Jun 30 220.45 44,322

1 221.21 46,311 1,989 0 143 3,739 5,619 851 0 7,293 28 -326

2 220.85 45,368 -943 0 0 2,632 6,802 2,596 0 7,009 28 -276

3 219.94 42,997 -2,371 0 0 2,512 5,493 2,379 0 6,673 27 -121

4 219.77 42,557 -440 0 0 2,532 5,743 2,226 0 6,095 27 -149

5 219.88 42,841 284 0 0 3,179 5,776 2,278 0 6,386 27 -121

6 219.88 42,841 0 0 0 2,911 6,230 2,279 0 6,628 27 -207

7 220.79 45,210 2,369 0 0 3,950 6,892 2,315 0 6,977 9 -347

8 221.90 48,124 2,914 0 0 3,857 6,771 2,322 0 6,472 9 -356

9 222.42 49,501 1,377 0 0 2,786 7,014 2,239 0 6,428 9 -430

10 222.19 48,889 -612 0 0 1,552 6,737 2,095 0 6,187 10 -306

11 222.11 48,677 -212 0 0 1,548 6,783 1,918 0 6,089 10 -421

12 222.87 50,699 2,022 0 0 2,626 7,100 1,996 0 6,451 10 -250

13 223.87 53,377 2,678 0 0 2,158 6,920 1,248 0 6,242 10 -228

14 222.45 49,580 -3,797 0 0 0 6,569 1,644 0 6,383 3 -453

15 221.25 46,416 -3,164 0 0 546 6,417 1,683 0 6,404 3 -468

16 220.79 45,210 -1,206 0 0 3,296 4,617 2,243 0 6,023 3 -252

17 220.30 43,931 -1,279 0 0 3,574 3,091 2,176 0 4,730 4 -400

18 219.74 42,480 -1,451 0 0 5,753 1,026 1,910 0 5,359 4 -238

19 218.73 39,901 -2,579 0 0 5,529 12 1,855 0 4,833 4 -149

20 218.64 39,674 -227 0 0 5,384 967 1,982 0 4,426 4 -53

21 219.59 42,093 2,419 0 0 4,747 3,796 2,283 0 5,155 4 119

22 219.69 42,351 258 0 0 2,462 5,108 2,182 0 4,998 5 -255

23 220.31 43,957 1,606 0 0 1,519 6,400 2,024 0 5,254 5 174

24 221.40 46,810 2,853 0 0 4,103 5,382 1,803 0 6,073 5 -166

25 222.71 50,273 3,463 0 0 2,601 6,128 1,613 0 5,424 4 58

26 221.99 48,360 -1,913 0 0 0 6,510 1,753 0 5,528 4 -189

27 221.61 47,362 -998 0 0 590 6,822 1,586 0 6,051 4 -274

28 222.54 49,820 2,458 0 0 1,400 6,825 1,415 0 5,528 4 -39

29 222.76 50,406 586 0 0 469 6,979 1,514 0 5,438 18 -183

30 223.39 52,089 1,683 0 0 465 6,098 547 0 5,133 18 -16

31 223.96 53,619 1,530 0 0 458 6,303 371 0 5,424 19 -176

Total 9,297 0 143 78,878 172,930 57,326 0 183,094 346 -6,498

Mean cfs 0 5 2,544 5,578 1,849 0 5,906 11 -210

Acre-feet 9,297 0 284 156,458 343,004 113,703 0 363,167 686 -12,893

1/ Pump-in located at Mile 79.67R.

Table 14. Consolidated State-Federal O'Neill ForebayDaily Operations

July 2016

Capacity 56,430 ac-ft

Date

Water

Surface

Elevation

(in feet)

Storage

(ac-ft)

Storage

Change

(ac-ft)

Computed

Losses (-)

Gains (+)

(cfs)

Pump

In

1/

Deliv-

eries

2/

O'Neill

Pumping

Generating

Plant

(Pumped)

Gianelli

Pumping

Generating

Plant

(Generation)

California

Aqueduct

O'Neill

Pumping

Generating

Plant

(Generation)

2/ Includes 90 AF delivered to DFG at O'Neill Forebay, 1 AF to Parks & Rec., 0 AF for the Cattle Program, and 595 AF

to San Luis Water District.

Gianelli

Pumping

Generating

Plant

(Pumped)

Dos

Amigos

Pumping

Plant

15




Central Valley Project Capacity: 2,027,835 ac-ft State Water Project


Jun 30 378.52 362,753

1 377.34 354,585 -8,168 0 3,739 343 0 -36

2 376.50 348,811 -5,774 0 2,632 303 0 24

3 375.66 342,892 -5,919 0 2,512 280 0 -192

4 374.83 337,310 -5,582 0 2,532 286 0 4

5 373.81 330,493 -6,817 0 3,179 277 0 19

6 372.89 324,387 -6,106 0 2,911 157 0 -10

7 371.73 316,746 -7,641 0 3,950 21 0 119

8 370.37 307,872 -8,874 0 3,857 23 0 -594

9 369.54 302,500 -5,372 0 2,786 24 0 102

10 369.03 299,217 -3,283 0 1,552 13 1 -89

11 368.54 296,075 -3,142 0 1,548 34 0 -2

12 367.42 288,940 -7,135 0 2,626 49 0 -922

13 366.73 284,576 -4,364 0 2,158 51 0 9

14 366.68 284,261 -315 0 0 87 0 -72

15 366.46 282,875 -1,386 0 546 117 0 -36

16 365.37 276,048 -6,827 0 3,296 117 0 -29

17 364.22 268,914 -7,134 0 3,574 117 0 94

18 362.32 257,284 -11,630 0 5,753 115 0 5

19 360.49 246,273 -11,011 0 5,529 115 0 93

20 358.70 235,686 -10,587 0 5,384 118 0 164

21 357.08 226,265 -9,421 0 4,747 119 0 116

22 356.19 221,155 -5,110 0 2,462 132 0 18

23 355.61 217,851 -3,304 0 1,519 126 0 -21

24 354.16 209,679 -8,172 0 4,103 118 0 101

25 353.19 204,284 -5,395 0 2,601 123 0 4

26 353.13 203,952 -332 0 0 137 0 -30

27 352.87 202,517 -1,435 0 590 151 0 18

28 352.30 199,386 -3,131 0 1,400 167 0 -12

29 352.07 198,128 -1,258 0 469 175 0 9

30 351.80 196,655 -1,473 0 465 177 0 -101

31 351.55 195,296 -1,359 0 458 260 0 32

Total -167,457 0 78,878 4,332 1 -1,215

Mean cfs 0 2,544 140 0 -39

Acre-feet -167,457 0 156,458 8,590 1 -2,408

1/ Pacheco Tunnel, San Felipe Split; Santa Clara 4,913 AF, Casa De Fruta 0 AF, and San Benito 3,677 AF.

Parks

and

Rec.

Del.

Pacheco

Tunnel

1/

Table 15. Consolidated State-Federal San Luis ReservoirDaily Operations

July 2016

Date

Water

Surface

Elev.

(in feet)

Storage

(ac-ft)

Storage

Change

(ac-ft)

Computed

Losses (-)

Gains (+)

(cfs)

Gianelli

Pumping

Generating

Plant

(Pumped)

Gianelli

Pumping

Generating

Plant

(Generation)

16

(in acre-feet)

1 14,466 12,393 7,416 3,872 0 0 680

2 13,902 11,840 5,221 1,669 0 0 601

3 13,236 10,608 4,983 624 0 0 555

4 12,089 9,486 5,022 658 0 0 567

5 12,667 10,043 6,306 559 0 0 549

6 13,147 10,528 5,774 5,773 0 0 311

7 13,839 11,257 7,835 1,538 0 0 41

8 12,837 10,251 7,650 43 0 0 45

9 12,750 10,115 5,526 158 0 0 47

10 12,272 9,622 3,079 3,078 0 0 25

11 12,078 9,445 3,071 3,071 0 0 67

12 12,796 10,139 5,209 -341 0 0 97

13 12,381 9,714 4,281 -97 0 0 101

14 12,661 9,995 0 0 0 0 172

15 12,702 10,026 1,083 1,083 0 0 232

16 11,947 9,295 6,538 4,833 0 0 232

17 9,382 7,294 7,089 7,090 0 0 232

18 10,630 8,550 11,411 8,788 0 0 228

19 9,586 7,495 10,967 8,300 0 0 228

20 8,779 6,713 10,679 7,662 0 0 234

21 10,225 8,128 9,416 3,111 0 0 236

22 9,914 9,914 4,884 4,883 0 0 261

23 10,421 10,422 3,013 3,012 0 0 249

24 12,046 12,046 8,138 8,139 0 0 234

25 10,759 10,759 5,159 5,160 0 0 243

26 10,965 10,965 0 0 0 0 271

27 12,002 12,002 1,170 1,170 0 0 299

28 10,965 10,965 2,777 2,777 0 0 331

29 10,786 10,786 930 931 0 0 347

30 10,181 10,181 922 922 0 0 351

31 10,759 10,759 909 909 0 0 515

Total 363,167 311,736 156,458 89,375 0 0 8,590

2/ Provisional, subject to change.

Table 16. San Luis Field Division Plant Data

1/ Negative values may appear in SWP columns and indicate a mismatch of scheduled CVP energy and actual pumping;

adjustments to SWP water shares are made to balance the mismatch.

July 2016

Total

Pumping

SWP

Pumping

1/ 2/

Federal

Date

Dos Amigos

Pumping Plant

Gianelli

Pumping - Generating Plant

San Felipe

Project

Total

Pumping

SWP

Pumping

1/ 2/

Total

Generation

SWP

Generation

1/ 2/

17





Jun 30 327.44 20,407

1 327.42 20,398 -9 0 0 0 -9

2 327.38 20,379 -19 0 0 0 -19

3 327.35 20,365 -14 0 0 0 -14

4 327.31 20,346 -19 0 0 0 -19

5 327.30 20,342 -4 0 0 0 -4

6 327.25 20,318 -24 0 0 0 -24

7 327.22 20,304 -14 0 0 0 -14

8 327.19 20,290 -14 0 0 0 -14

9 327.16 20,276 -14 0 0 0 -14

10 327.14 20,267 -9 0 0 0 -9

11 327.11 20,253 -14 0 0 0 -14

12 327.08 20,239 -14 0 0 0 -14

13 327.06 20,230 -9 0 0 0 -9

14 327.05 20,225 -5 0 0 0 -5

15 327.02 20,211 -14 0 0 0 -14

16 326.98 20,193 -18 0 0 0 -18

17 326.94 20,174 -19 0 0 0 -19

18 326.92 20,165 -9 0 0 0 -9

19 326.91 20,160 -5 0 0 0 -5

20 326.87 20,141 -19 0 0 0 -19

21 326.84 20,128 -13 0 0 0 -13

22 326.82 20,118 -10 0 0 0 -10

23 326.80 20,109 -9 0 0 0 -9

24 326.76 20,090 -19 0 0 0 -19

25 326.74 20,081 -9 0 0 0 -9

26 326.72 20,072 -9 0 0 0 -9

27 326.69 20,058 -14 0 0 0 -14

28 326.68 20,053 -5 0 0 0 -5

29 326.64 20,035 -18 0 0 0 -18

30 326.62 20,026 -9 0 0 0 -9

31 326.58 20,007 -19 0 0 0 -19

Total -400 0 0 0 -400

Mean cfs 0 0 0

Acre-feet -400 0 0 0 -400

Capacity 34,560 ac-ft

Estimated

Inflow

(cfs)

Estimated

Outflow (cfs)

Table 17. Consolidated State-Federal Los Banos ReservoirDaily Operations

July 2016

Computed

Losses (-)

Gains (+)

(ac-ft)Spill Outlet

Date

Water

Surface

Elev.

(in feet)

Storage

(ac-ft)

Storage

Change

(ac-ft)

18




Central Valley Project Capacity: 5,580 ac-ft State Water Project

Jun 30 599.30 649

1 599.30 649 0 0 0 0 0

2 Not Observed 649 0 0 0 0 0

3 Not Observed 649 0 0 0 0 0

4 Not Observed 649 0 0 0 0 0

5 Not Observed 649 0 0 0 0 0

6 Not Observed 649 0 0 0 0 0

7 Not Observed 649 0 0 0 0 0

8 Not Observed 649 0 0 0 0 0

9 Not Observed 649 0 0 0 0 0

10 Not Observed 649 0 0 0 0 0

11 Not Observed 649 0 0 0 0 0

12 Not Observed 649 0 0 0 0 0

13 Not Observed 649 0 0 0 0 0

14 Not Observed 649 0 0 0 0 0

15 Not Observed 649 0 0 0 0 0

16 Not Observed 649 0 0 0 0 0

17 Not Observed 649 0 0 0 0 0

18 Not Observed 649 0 0 0 0 0

19 Not Observed 649 0 0 0 0 0

20 Not Observed 649 0 0 0 0 0

21 Not Observed 649 0 0 0 0 0

22 Not Observed 649 0 0 0 0 0

23 Not Observed 649 0 0 0 0 0

24 Not Observed 649 0 0 0 0 0

25 Not Observed 649 0 0 0 0 0

26 Not Observed 649 0 0 0 0 0

27 Not Observed 649 0 0 0 0 0

28 Not Observed 649 0 0 0 0 0

29 Not Observed 649 0 0 0 0 0

30 Not Observed 649 0 0 0 0 0

31 597.30 557 -92 0 0 0 -92

Total -92 0 0 0 -92

Mean cfs 0 0 0

Acre-feet -92 0 0 0 -92

Table 18. Consolidated State-Federal Little Panoche ReservoirDaily Operations

July 2016

Date

Water

Surface

Elev.

(in feet)

Storage

(ac-ft)

Storage

Change

(ac-ft)

Estimated

Inflow

(cfs)

Estimated

Outflow (cfs)Computed

Losses (-)

Gains (+)

(ac-ft)Spill Outlet

19

(In acre-feet)

Operating Pool Deliveries


2B 12 Check No. 12 66.71 343,004

Department of Parks and Recreation 1 1 0

San Felipe Division

Santa Clara Water District4,913 4,913

Casa de Fruita

Santa Clara Water District0

San Felipe Division

San Benito Water District3,677 3,677

Reach 3A Subtotal: 8,591 8,590 0 1 0

Department of Parks and Recreation 1 1 0

Cattle Program 0

Department of Fish & Game 90 50 41

70.91

Thru

85.08 (Floodwater Inflow)

Reach 3 Subtotal: 686 595 0 51 40

Dos Amigos


89.03

Thru San Luis Water District

94.06

89.66

Thru Pacheco Water District

89.67

89.68 Panoche Water District 42 42

89.70 City of Dos Palos 76 76

Check No. 14 95.06

98.15

Thru San Luis Water District

104.20

96.15

Thru

102.64 (Floodwater Inflow)

102.64 Broadview Water District 0

105.22

Thru Westlands Water District

108.64

Check No.15 108.50

Reach 4 Subtotal: 19,820 18,857 963 0 0

San Felipe Division Total: 8,590 8,590 0 0 0

Pacheco Water District Total: 219 219 0 0 0

Broadview Water District Total: 0 0 0 0 0

City of Dos Palos Total: 76 76 0 0 0

SLWD Reach 4 Subtotal: 10,860 10,860 0 0 0

Panoche Water District Total: 3,547 3,547 0 0 0

SLWD Total: 11,455 11,455 0 0 0

Westlands WD Reach 4 Subtotal: 4,155 4,155 0 0 0

1/ Includes 776 AF of Table A water transferrred to a non-SWPC and 187 AF of Art.56C transferred to a non-SWPC.

14

4

15

3 13

70.85

Reach

No.Turnout

O'Neill Forebay

3A San Luis Reservoir

Table 19. Governor Edmund G. Brown California AqueductSan Luis Field Division, Monthly Deliveries

TransferDWR

Recreation

USBR

RecreationNo. Structure Mile

July 2016Total

Diver-

sionsUSBR

San Luis Water District 595 595

Panoche Water District 3,505 3,505

8,585 8,585

219 219

2,275 2,275

5,118 4,155 1/ 963

20

(In acre-feet)

Operating Pool


(Reverse flow, Kings River) 0

110.52 Westlands Water District 10,796 10,796

Thru Dept. of Fish and Game @ Lat. 4L 0

122.05 Dept. of Fish and Game @ Lat. 6L 0

Dept. of Fish and Game @ Lat. 7L 0

Check No. 16 122.07

124.18


132.74

Check No. 17 132.95

133.81


142.61

Pleasant Valley

Pumping Plant143.16 Westlands Water District 8,967 2,758 2/ 6,209

143.16 City of Coalinga 414 414

Check No. 18 143.23

Reach 5 Subtotal: 32,991 26,782 6,209 0 0

Alta Gas 0

City of Huron 0

County of Kings to Lemoore NAS 251 251

County of Kings through WWD 30L 0

Westlands Water District 7,598 6,168 2/ 1,430

Check No. 19 155.64

Reach 6 Subtotal: 7,849 6,168 1,681 0 0

156.34 City of Huron 86 86

156.40 SWP Construction @ Lat. 24R 0

Thru

163.69

Check No. 20 164.69

164.79 City of Avenal 221 221

167.04


171.67

Check No. 21 172.40 301,723

Reach 7 Total: 6,272 5,149 1,123 0 0

Alta Gas: 0 0 0 0 0

Westlands WD Total: 50,295 41,533 8,762 0 0

City of Coalinga Total: 414 414 0 0 0

City of Huron Total: 86 86 0 0 0

1/ County of Kings to Lemoore NAS: 251 0 251 0 0

City of Avenal Total: 221 221 0 0 0

Total San Luis Field Division Deliveries: 75,246 66,141 9,013 52 40

19

20

7

21

USBRMile

Reach

No.Turnout

Total

Diver-

sionsNo. Structure

145.26

Thru

151.19

5

16

17

6

18

Table 19. Governor Edmund G. Brown California AqueductSan Luis Field Division, Monthly Deliveries (Continued)

Deliveries

Transfer DWR

Recreation

USBR

Recreation

July 2016

6,713 6,713

6,101 6,101

1,528 1,528

Westlands Water District 4,437 3,314 2/ 1,123

1/ SWP transfer from County of Kings to Lemoore NAS thru WWD.

2/ Transfer of Table A water to non-SWPC.

21






Jun 30 28,682

1 29,285 603 64 7,293 199 89 969 6,059 263

2 29,374 89 68 7,009 199 89 969 5,823 48

3 29,396 22 74 6,673 199 89 947 5,545 44

4 29,174 -222 91 6,095 199 89 970 5,064 24

5 28,989 -185 101 6,386 199 88 971 5,306 -17

6 28,613 -376 100 6,628 199 88 971 5,506 -153

7 29,177 564 103 6,977 199 88 971 5,797 259

8 29,242 65 107 6,472 163 52 808 5,377 -146

9 28,920 -322 85 6,428 163 52 808 5,341 -311

10 28,808 -112 102 6,187 163 51 809 5,140 -182

11 29,224 416 104 6,089 163 51 809 5,059 99

12 29,358 134 102 6,451 163 50 810 5,359 -103

13 28,764 -594 100 6,242 163 50 811 5,186 -432

14 28,863 99 101 6,383 163 49 811 5,303 -109

15 29,215 352 117 6,404 163 72 793 5,321 5

16 29,516 301 113 6,023 163 72 793 5,005 49

17 29,147 -369 134 4,730 173 73 794 3,929 -80

18 28,778 -369 128 5,359 175 73 794 4,452 -179

19 28,217 -561 117 4,833 175 73 795 4,016 -174

20 27,810 -407 141 4,426 175 74 795 3,677 -52

21 28,349 539 119 5,155 174 74 795 4,282 323

22 28,161 -188 126 4,998 171 30 777 4,153 -88

23 28,699 538 117 5,254 171 30 777 4,366 244

24 29,598 899 125 6,073 171 30 777 5,046 280

25 29,303 -295 114 5,424 178 31 776 4,506 -196

26 28,976 -327 63 5,528 178 31 776 4,592 -178

27 29,280 304 51 6,051 178 31 776 5,027 63

28 28,995 -285 47 5,528 178 31 776 4,592 -141

29 29,081 86 50 5,438 222 30 968 4,518 293

30 28,891 -190 45 5,133 222 29 968 4,264 209

31 29,845 954 44 5,424 223 29 968 4,506 738

Total 1,163 2,953 183,094 5,624 1,788 26,332 152,116 400

Mean cfs 95 5,906 181 58 849 4,907 13

Acre-feet 1,163 5,858 363,167 11,155 3,547 52,230 301,723 793

1/ San Luis Canal includes Pools 14 through 21 of the California Aqueduct.

2/ Includes 219 AF to Pacheco W.D., 76 AF to the City of Dos Palos and 10,860 AF to San Luis Water District.

3/ Includes 86 AF to the City of Huron, 221 AF to the City of Avenal, 414 AF to the City of Coalinga, 0 AF to City of Huron P&R@ 22R, 251 AF to Lemoore N.A.S. @ 29L, 0 AF to GWF @ 30L, 0 AF to Kings County @ 30L, 0 AF to Broadview WD @ 4L,

0 AF to DFG @ 4L, 0 AF to Pilibos Wildlife @ 4L, 0 AF to Mendota Water Fowl Habitat Area @ 6L, 0 AF DFG @ 7L, 0 AF

Non-Project Water, 51,258 AF to Westlands Water District.

Flow

Past

Check 21

Table 20. Consolidated State-Federal San Luis Canal 1/Daily Operations

July 2016

Date

Storage

In Canal

(ac-ft)

Storage

Change

(ac-ft)

Computed

Losses (-)

Gains (+)

(cfs)

Non-

Project

Dos Amigos

Pumping

Plant

San Luis Water

District

Pools 14 & 15

2/

Panoche Water

District

Pools 14 & 15

Westlands

Water District

Pools 15 thru 21

3/

22

(in acre-feet)

Coastal Aqueduct California Aqueduct

1 597 528 107 93 109 7,601 7,005 6,823 6,447

2 725 665 96 87 96 7,713 7,072 6,839 6,542

3 777 711 122 109 123 7,688 7,424 7,191 6,878

4 806 706 110 101 112 6,663 6,337 6,013 5,719

5 782 673 110 93 103 6,614 6,169 5,793 5,496

6 331 594 86 76 84 7,289 6,497 6,247 5,904

7 650 585 124 116 123 6,947 6,260 6,034 5,686

8 762 673 117 107 117 6,813 6,280 6,027 5,629

9 807 678 107 76 107 7,103 6,493 6,244 5,874

10 777 675 108 98 110 6,790 6,519 6,375 6,093

11 698 550 123 112 121 6,561 6,013 5,831 5,560

12 688 518 112 103 114 6,441 5,715 5,560 5,158

13 730 552 110 126 109 6,244 5,639 5,574 5,157

14 733 556 104 94 105 6,506 5,625 5,613 5,157

15 714 531 112 101 111 6,316 5,749 5,699 5,157

16 765 573 137 127 137 6,402 5,703 5,481 5,157

17 686 683 107 92 107 5,849 5,535 5,455 5,157

18 699 638 116 107 114 5,252 4,897 4,748 4,402

19 775 712 120 108 120 4,078 3,309 3,132 2,846

20 717 622 107 99 107 2,913 2,335 2,101 1,964

21 705 534 128 116 129 3,062 2,389 2,156 2,072

22 708 540 99 89 100 3,557 2,946 2,773 2,426

23 739 719 125 113 125 4,891 4,469 4,247 4,017

24 825 540 125 114 125 6,920 6,383 6,435 6,214

25 711 616 108 96 107 6,480 6,253 6,006 5,753

26 698 528 108 97 109 5,792 5,285 5,019 4,617

27 605 511 126 120 126 6,158 5,700 5,484 5,130

28 738 667 114 104 113 5,852 5,474 5,208 4,748

29 726 588 120 110 119 5,948 5,650 5,421 5,049

30 783 668 105 92 101 5,905 5,196 5,069 4,762

31 695 552 99 92 99 5,664 5,365 5,307 5,082

Total 22,152 18,886 3,492 3,168 3,482 188,012 171,686 165,905 155,853

Badger Hill

Pumping Plant

Devil's Den

Pumping Plant

Table 21. San Joaquin Field Division Plant DataJuly 2016

Chrisman

Pumping Plant

Edmonston

Pumping Plant

Bluestone

Pumping Plant

Polonio Pass

Pumping Plant

Buena Vista

Pumping Plant

Teerink

Pumping Plant

Date Las Perillas

Pumping Plant

23

(In acre-feet)

Operating Pool


7 21 Check No. 21 172.40 301,723

Empire West Side ID TL - A 517 517

County of Kings TL - A 799 666 102 1/ 31

Tulare Lake Basin WSD TL-A 0

175.18 Dudley Ridge WD - 1 886 745 2/ 141

177.54 Dudley Ridge WD - 1B 85 2/ 85

180.64 Tulare Lake Basin WSD - C 0

180.65 Dudley Ridge WD - 1A 482 2/ 482

182.99 Dudley Ridge WD - 2 893 3/ 893

Tulare Lake Basin WSD TL - B 0

County of Kings TL-B 0

184.00 Dudley Ridge WD - Paramount 2 1/ 2

31A 184.63 Coastal Branch 22,152

184.78 Dudley Ridge WD - 3 1,277 4/ 1,277

Dudley Ridge Reach 8D Total: 3,625 745 0 0 0 2,880

Tulare Lake Basin WSD Total: 0 0 0 0 0 0

Check No. 22 184.82

Kern County Water Agency

Lost Hills Water Dist. - 1






Berrenda Mesa - 2



Check No. 23 197.05








Semitropic WSD - 3

Check No. 24 207.94


Belridge Water Storage Dist. - 1A

Kern National Wildlife Refuge

USBR BV-1B


Buena Vista WSD 1B

KCWA Semitropic WSD 18,663 7,500 8,400 5/ 2,763

KCWA Semitropic WSD Penstocks 0

USBR Total: 0

K.C.W.A. Reach 10A Subtotal: 39,599 28,436 0 0 8,400 2,763

1/ Delivery under multi pool.

3/ Includes 185 AF exchanged Table A and 708 AF Table A transfer.

4/ Includes 559 AF Table A transfer, 299 AF exchanged Table A and 419 AF delivery under multi pool.

5/ CVP exchange.

K.C.W.A. Reach 9 Subtotal:

2/ Exchanged Table A water.

205.26

206.99

209.71

209.78

209.80

22

8D

8D

172.66

201.24

9 23

189.69

191.18

194.22

196.40

196.75

183.00

10A

24

25

202.05

2,113

600

8

16,748

881

514

1,880

580

1,577 1,577

15,234

1,142 1,142

0

16,748

881

8

1,880

580

15,234 0 0 0 0

600

514

10,127

2,113

Table 22. Governor Edmund G. Brown California AqueductSan Joaquin Field Division, Monthly Deliveries

Article 56C Other

Reach

No.Turnout

Total

Diver-

sions

July 2016

8C

Deliveries

USBRPump-in

RecoveryNo. Structure Mile

Table

A

10,127

24

(In acre-feet)Operating Pool


Kern County Water AgencyBelridge - 2



Kern County Water AgencyBelridge - 5A-C

Kern County Water AgencyBelridge - 5D

Check No. 25 217.79K.C.W.A. Reach 11B Subtotal: 18,692 17,135 0 1,557 0 0


Kern County Water AgencyWest Kern - 3

Check No. 26 224.92Kern County Water Agency

Buena Vista - 6Check No. 27 231.73

Kern County Water AgencyBuena Vista - 2

Kern County WA CVC 254 254 DRWD CVC 0 Tulare Co. 0

Lower Tule River 0 Fresno Co. 0 Pixley ID 0

Hacienda DWR Wells 0 Check No. 28 238.11

1/ Arvin Edison Total: 0 0 0 0 0 0 Reach 12E Subtotal: 9,401 9,401 0 0 0 0

Kern Water Bank Inflow 0 Kern Water Bank Outflow 0

241.02 Kern River Intertie (inflow) 0 KCWA Buena Vista WSD - 7 0 KCWA Buena Vista WSD - 5 141 141 Kern County Water Agency

Buena Vista - 3Check No. 29 244.54

Kern County Water AgencyBuena Vista - 4

Buena VistaPumping Plant 250.99 188,012

K.C.W.A. Reach 13B Subtotal: 1,248 1,248 0 0 0 0 Kern County Water Agency

West Kern - 2Kern County Water Agency

256.11 Wheeler Ridge-Maricopa - 2535 535

0

0

1,107 1,107

3,921 3,921

5,226 5,226

87 87

16,452 14,895 1,557

2,153 2,153

0

11B25

217.13

216.62

214.11

210.75

12E

0

30

13B

249.85

238.19

242.85

243.09

29

Table 22. Governor Edmund G. Brown California Aqueduct

OtherReach

No. TurnoutTotalDiver-sionsNo. Structure Mile

Deliveries

Pump-in Recovery

San Joaquin Field Division, Monthly Deliveries (Continued)

Article 56CUSBRTable

A

July 2016

230.37

1/ Arvin Edison Contractors include Rag Gulch WD, Kern-Tulare WD, Fresno County, Hills Valley ID, Tri Valley WD, Tulare County, Lower Tule River ID and Pixley ID.

430 430

0

254.473114A

27

28238.04

235.75

12D 26219.58

25

(In acre-feet)

Operating Pool


31 Check No. 31 256.14


Wheeler Ridge-Maricopa - 3



Check No. 32 261.72

KCWA Reach 14A Subtotal: 4,686 4,686 0 0 0 0





Check No. 33 267.36



Check No. 34 271.27

Reach 14B Total: 10,181 10,034 0 147 0 0






Arvin-Edison WSD

Reach 14C Total: 4,274 4,254 0 20 0 0

Teerink



Wheeler Ridge-Maricopa - 9A



Reach 15-A Total: 3,925 3,918 0 7 0 0

Chrisman




Check No. 37 283.95




Wheeler Ridge-Maricopa - 13A



Check No. 38 287.09


39 Wheeler Ridge-Maricopa - 13B

Check No. 39 290.21




40 Wheeler Ridge-Maricopa - 15


Tehachapi Cummings CWD

K.C.W.A. Reach 16A Subtotal: 3,694 3,694 0 0 0 0

Edmonston

Pumping Plant

USBR

34

264.42

266.91

Structure Mile

5,736 5,736

652

0 3,085

147

260.44

0 1,066

799

279.02

280.06

270.24

272.39

276.09

15A

36

16A

35

37

17E

282.06

285.01

286.39

287.06

287.62

291.26

38

293.45

293.07

Table 22. Governor Edmund G. Brown California AqueductSan Joaquin Field Division, Monthly Deliveries (Continued)

277.30

Article

56COther

Reach

No.Turnout

Total

Diver-

sions

Table

ANo.

14C

July 2016

14A

14B

32

33

Pump-in

Recovery

258.61

Deliveries

2,702 2,702

3,646 3,646

467 467

1,105 1,085 20

2,851 2,844 7

1,074 1,074

36 36

0

0

115 115

1,426 1,426

262 262

155,853

1,233 1,233

622 622

26

(In acre-feet)

Operating Pool

Coastal Branch

Control

Las Perillas

Pumping Plant

Badger Hill

Pumping Plant

Coastal

Check No. 3

Castaic Lake WA

(Devil's Den WD #1)

Coastal

Check No. 4

Coastal

Check No. 5


Berrenda Mesa - 3


Berrenda Mesa - 1


Berrenda Mesa - PO

Devil's Den

Pumping Plant

K.C.W.A. Reach 31A Subtotal: 16,717 16,717 0 0 0 0

K.C.W.A. Total: 128,081 115,187 0 1,731 8,400 2,763

Bluestone

Pumping Plant

Polonio Pass

Pumping Plant

(CCWA) Polonio Pass

Treatment Plant

Shandon T.O. 38.23 Santa Barbara County (CCWA) 2,941 1,505 110 1/ 1,326

Tank Site 2 58.63 Central Coast: 0

Chorro Valley T.O. 69.31 San Luis Obispo County (CCWA) 467 467

Energy Dissipater 78.12

Lopez T.O. SLOCFC & WCD 0

CCWA Total: 3,408 1,972 0 0 110 1,326

Guadalupe T.O. 102.70 SBCFC & WCD 0

Santa Maria T.O. 107.43 SBCFC & WCD 0

So. Cal. Water T.O. 109.20 SBCFC & WCD 0

SBCFC & WCD Total: 0

Tank Site 5 115.42

1/ Includes 851 AF Table A exchange and 475 AF Article 56C transfer.

85.86

27.81

19.05

26.54

C-11

C-12

33A

34

35

38

C-7

Tank Site 1C-9

C-10

3,168

July 2016

1,672

15,045 15,045

USBRTable

A

0

18,886

Other

Deliveries

0

Article 56C

0.02

1.16

0

1,672

0

22,152

22,152

3.79

4.27

7.21

9.34

14.83

9.34

12.20

0

Table 23. Governor Edmund G. Brown California AqueductSan Joaquin Field Division, Monthly Deliveries (Coastal Branch)

3,492

Pump-in

Recovery

Beginning and EndingTotal

Diver-

sionsNo.

31A

C-1

C-2

C-3

C-4

C-5

C-6

Reach

No.Turnout

Structure Mile

Green Valley Water District

0

0

C-8

14.86

13.30

3,482

27

(in acre-feet)

West Branch

Mojave Siphon Powerplant

1 2,612 2,789 0 0 3,047 0 2,831 0 487 3,492 3,363 0 0 3,521 98 76 40

2 2,772 2,798 0 0 1,218 0 2,933 0 802 3,585 3,278 0 0 3,427 98 76 40

3 2,661 3,157 0 0 1,124 0 2,899 0 793 3,079 3,898 0 0 3,385 98 76 40

4 1,489 1,471 0 0 969 0 2,905 0 1,050 3,987 4,119 0 0 3,463 98 76 40

5 1,370 1,487 0 0 1,506 0 2,805 0 1,016 3,987 3,803 0 0 3,434 83 65 40

6 1,451 1,675 0 0 2,190 0 2,975 0 999 3,987 3,588 0 0 3,586 96 76 40

7 1,549 1,593 0 0 1,071 0 2,790 0 1,008 3,987 3,885 0 0 3,668 96 76 40

8 1,496 1,674 0 0 1,444 0 1,817 0 1,992 3,700 3,311 0 0 3,849 97 76 40

9 1,595 1,685 0 0 1,017 0 2,897 0 915 3,801 3,743 0 0 3,650 98 76 40

10 2,024 444 0 0 792 0 2,919 0 1,074 3,987 4,063 0 0 3,733 98 76 40

11 1,225 1,616 0 0 1,357 0 2,841 0 1,009 3,987 4,030 0 0 3,778 98 76 40

12 932 1,430 0 0 1,483 90 2,902 0 1,050 3,987 3,637 0 0 3,569 98 76 40

13 1,000 1,441 0 0 1,179 0 2,932 0 1,000 3,987 3,657 0 0 3,713 98 76 40

14 803 1,499 0 0 1,307 0 2,814 0 1,050 3,987 3,501 0 0 3,588 98 76 28

15 887 1,205 0 0 1,860 0 2,836 0 1,174 3,987 4,024 0 0 3,741 89 71 28

16 862 1,059 0 0 851 0 2,837 0 1,095 3,987 3,890 0 0 3,578 78 59 16

17 1,012 928 0 0 1,290 392 2,826 0 992 3,987 3,965 0 0 3,565 71 58 16

18 959 605 0 0 1,091 0 2,918 0 413 3,390 3,424 0 0 3,738 50 0 16

19 160 10 0 0 0 0 2,566 0 0 2,597 2,539 0 0 3,749 27 0 16

20 0 499 0 0 0 640 2,041 0 0 1,774 1,977 0 0 3,351 27 0 16

21 0 347 0 0 0 0 1,778 0 0 1,487 1,338 0 800 1,948 58 0 16

22 851 515 0 0 1,170 0 1,870 0 0 1,497 1,539 0 0 1,626 58 36 5

23 1,597 563 0 0 1,379 0 2,354 0 0 1,904 1,797 0 0 1,356 94 76 0

24 1,913 1,126 0 0 2 0 2,858 0 661 3,592 2,090 0 860 1,884 96 73 0

25 1,542 1,170 0 0 1,608 0 2,861 0 1,116 3,798 2,476 0 1,438 1,792 96 75 36

26 1,059 1,182 0 0 1,043 635 2,737 0 744 3,523 3,681 0 0 2,755 91 76 40

27 1,805 1,359 0 0 1,109 0 2,835 0 364 3,101 3,298 0 0 3,030 90 76 40

28 1,003 1,180 0 0 1,119 0 2,739 0 1,008 3,778 3,397 0 0 3,035 87 76 40

29 898 1,221 0 0 1,114 0 2,843 0 901 3,738 3,371 0 0 3,167 88 76 40

30 1,478 1,222 0 0 1,748 0 2,312 0 384 2,817 2,992 0 0 3,253 89 76 40

31 1,328 1,159 0 0 0 0 2,874 0 901 3,578 3,121 0 0 3,184 92 76 40

Total 40,333 40,109 0 0 35,088 1,757 83,345 0 23,998 106,075 100,795 0 3,098 99,116 2,633 1,957 953

1/ Values supplied by LADWP, not verified by DWR.

Table 24. Southern Field Division Plant Data

Green

Spot

Crafton

Hills

Cherry

ValleyLeakage

Bypass

Flume

Pearblossom

Pumping

Plant

East Branch East Branch Extension

Devil

Canyon

Powerplant

GenerationTehachapi

Afterbay

Genera-

tion

Oso

Pumping

PlantPump-

back

1/

Genera-

tion

1/

Gorman Crk.

Improvement

Channel

July 2016

Alamo PowerplantCastaic

PowerplantDate

BypassGenera-

tion

Genera-

tionLeakage

Warne Powerplant

28


Inflow

Project Natural Project

Jun 30 2,573.93 164,700

1 2,573.68 164,384 -316 0 2,789 0 2 3,047 0 4 0 -56

2 2,574.84 165,853 1,469 0 2,798 0 2 1,218 0 4 0 -109

3 2,576.45 167,908 2,055 0 3,157 0 1 1,124 0 5 0 26

4 2,576.72 168,254 346 0 1,471 0 2 969 0 5 0 -153

5 2,576.72 168,254 0 0 1,487 0 2 1,506 0 5 0 22

6 2,576.33 167,754 -500 0 1,675 0 2 2,190 0 5 0 18

7 2,576.65 168,164 410 0 1,593 0 2 1,071 0 5 0 -109

8 2,576.80 168,357 193 0 1,674 0 2 1,444 0 5 0 -34

9 2,577.25 168,935 578 0 1,685 0 3 1,017 1 5 0 -87

10 2,577.00 168,613 -322 0 444 0 3 792 0 5 0 28

11 2,577.08 168,716 103 0 1,616 0 3 1,357 0 5 0 -154

12 2,577.10 168,742 26 90 1,430 0 4 1,483 0 4 0 -11

13 2,577.19 168,858 116 0 1,441 0 4 1,179 0 4 0 -146

14 2,577.85 169,708 850 0 1,499 0 4 1,307 0 4 0 658

15 2,576.71 168,241 -1,467 0 1,205 0 4 1,860 0 4 0 -812

16 2,576.83 168,395 154 0 1,059 0 4 851 0 4 0 -54

17 2,576.84 168,408 13 392 928 0 4 1,290 0 4 0 -17

18 2,576.33 167,754 -654 0 605 0 4 1,091 0 4 0 -168

19 2,576.33 167,754 0 0 10 0 4 0 0 4 0 -10

20 2,577.19 168,858 1,104 640 499 0 4 0 0 4 0 -35

21 2,577.48 169,231 373 0 347 0 4 0 0 4 0 26

22 2,576.97 168,575 -656 0 515 0 4 1,170 0 4 0 -1

23 2,576.17 167,549 -1,026 0 563 0 3 1,379 0 4 0 -209

24 2,576.97 168,575 1,026 0 1,126 0 4 2 0 4 0 -98

25 2,576.57 168,061 -514 0 1,170 0 4 1,608 0 4 0 -76

26 2,576.89 168,472 411 635 1,182 0 3 1,043 1 4 0 -361

27 2,577.04 168,665 193 0 1,359 0 3 1,109 0 4 0 -56

28 2,577.03 168,652 -13 0 1,180 0 3 1,119 0 4 0 -73

29 2,576.98 168,588 -64 0 1,221 0 3 1,114 0 4 0 -170

30 2,576.62 168,126 -462 0 1,222 0 3 1,748 0 4 0 65

31 2,577.46 169,205 1,079 0 1,159 0 3 0 0 4 0 -79

Total 4,505 1,757 40,109 0 97 35,088 2 133 0 -2,235


Natural

Outflow

Warne

Power-

plant


Table 25. Pyramid LakeDaily Operation

Date

Water

Surface

Elevation

(in feet)

StorageStorage

Change

To Piru Creek

Del.

To

United

W.A.

July 2016

Computed

Losses (-)

And

Gains (+)

Castaic

Powerplant

Pumpback

1/

Gorman

Creek

Improv.

Channel

Stream

Flow

Castaic

Powerplant

Generation

1/

Recrea-

tion

Deliveries

29

Daily Operation



Inflow Outflow

Jun 30 1512.00 19,962

1 1510.92 19,540 -422 3,047 0 0 0 3,506 37

2 1507.60 18,272 -1,268 1,218 0 0 0 2,358 -128

3 1510.54 19,393 1,121 1,124 0 0 0 0 -3

4 1512.91 20,321 928 969 0 0 0 0 -41

5 1498.69 15,075 -5,246 1,506 0 0 0 6,850 98

6 1491.55 12,714 -2,361 2,190 0 0 0 4,492 -59

7 1495.12 13,871 1,157 1,071 0 0 0 0 86

8 1499.21 15,254 1,383 1,444 0 0 0 0 -61

9 1502.15 16,283 1,029 1,017 0 0 0 0 12

10 1504.34 17,069 786 792 0 0 0 0 -6

11 1508.01 18,426 1,357 1,357 0 0 0 0 0

12 1511.71 19,848 1,422 1,483 0 90 0 0 29

13 1509.16 18,862 -986 1,179 0 0 0 2,186 21

14 1506.18 17,743 -1,119 1,307 0 0 0 2,404 -22

15 1506.30 17,788 45 1,860 0 0 0 1,827 12

16 1507.06 18,070 282 851 0 0 0 556 -13

17 1509.47 18,981 911 1,290 0 392 0 0 13

18 1512.19 20,037 1,056 1,091 0 0 0 0 -35

19 1508.60 18,650 -1,387 0 0 0 0 1,538 151

20 1503.87 16,899 -1,751 0 0 640 0 963 -148

21 1503.87 16,899 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

22 1506.99 18,044 1,145 1,170 0 0 0 0 -25

23 1510.60 19,416 1,372 1,379 0 0 0 0 -7

24 1510.57 19,404 -12 2 0 0 0 0 -14

25 1514.55 20,978 1,574 1,608 0 0 0 0 -34

26 1510.54 19,393 -1,585 1,043 0 635 0 2,098 105

27 1506.16 17,736 -1,657 1,109 0 0 0 2,694 -72

28 1504.77 17,226 -510 1,119 0 0 0 1,588 -41

29 1505.24 17,398 172 1,114 0 0 0 956 14

30 1509.98 19,177 1,779 1,748 0 0 0 0 31

31 1509.98 19,177 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Total -785 35,088 0 1,757 0 34,016 -100


Table 26. Elderberry Forebay

July 2016

Date

Water

Surface

Elevation

(in feet)

StorageStorage

Change

Computed

Losses (-)

And

Gains (+)

Castaic

Powerplant

Generation

1/

Natural

Castaic

Powerplant

Pumpback

1/

To

Castaic Lake

NaturalProject

1/

30

Daily Operation



Inflow Outflow

Natural Project

Jun 30 1477.61 246,297

1 1478.85 248,676 2,379 0 3,506 0 1,019 0 0 -108

2 1479.56 250,044 1,368 0 2,358 0 1,016 0 0 26

3 1479.07 249,099 -945 0 0 0 940 0 0 -5

4 1478.83 248,637 -462 0 0 0 971 0 0 509

5 1481.50 253,802 5,165 0 6,850 0 1,080 0 0 -605

6 1483.19 257,101 3,299 0 4,492 0 975 0 0 -218

7 1482.71 256,162 -939 0 0 0 974 0 0 35

8 1482.22 255,205 -957 0 0 0 880 0 0 -77

9 1481.82 254,425 -780 0 0 0 875 0 0 95

10 1481.26 253,336 -1,089 0 0 0 725 0 0 -364

11 1480.86 252,559 -777 0 0 0 941 0 0 164

12 1480.32 251,513 -1,046 0 0 0 1,137 0 0 91

13 1480.93 252,695 1,182 0 2,186 0 1,074 0 0 70

14 1481.54 253,880 1,185 0 2,404 0 1,089 0 0 -130

15 1481.95 254,678 798 0 1,827 0 1,076 0 0 47

16 1481.55 253,900 -778 0 556 0 1,084 0 0 -250

17 1481.13 253,083 -817 0 0 0 989 0 0 172

18 1480.58 252,016 -1,067 0 0 0 976 0 0 -91

19 1480.80 252,443 427 0 1,538 0 950 26 18 -117

20 1480.75 252,346 -97 0 963 0 915 0 44 -101

21 1480.08 251,048 -1,298 0 0 0 985 0 43 -270

22 1479.51 249,947 -1,101 0 0 0 943 0 0 -158

23 1479.07 249,099 -848 0 0 0 981 0 0 133

24 1478.51 248,022 -1,077 0 0 0 939 0 0 -138

25 1478.04 247,120 -902 0 0 0 1,113 0 0 211

26 1478.69 248,368 1,248 0 2,098 0 1,000 0 0 150

27 1479.43 249,793 1,425 0 2,694 0 1,185 0 0 -84

28 1479.65 250,217 424 0 1,588 0 1,138 0 0 -26

29 1479.53 249,986 -231 0 956 0 1,271 0 0 84

30 1478.85 248,676 -1,310 0 0 0 1,219 0 0 -91

31 1478.38 247,773 -903 0 0 0 1,019 0 0 116

Total 1,476 0 34,016 0 31,479 26 105 -930


Table 27. Castaic Lake

Date

Water

Surface

Elevation

(in feet)

StorageStorage

Change

July 2016

Computed

Losses (-)

And

Gains (+)

From Elderberry

Forebay 1/ Natural Deliveries

Released

To Castaic

Lagoon

Disposition

of Natural

Inflows

31

(In acre-feet)

Operating Pool


29A 42Oso


Quail Antelope Valley-East Kern Re-

Lake Water Agency moved

Quail Lake Antelope Valley-East Kern

Embankment Water Agency

29GWarne

Powerplant14.07

(Excludes 0 AF of flow thru Gorman

Creek Imp. Channel)40,109

USFS

Pyramid Recreation (T300)

United WA (T300) 0

Pyramid California State Park

Dam Piru Fish (T300)

Castaic

Powerplant25.82 (1,757 AF pump-back ) 2/ 35,088

Elderberry

Forebay

Forebay

Dam

Castaic California State Park

Lake Castaic Lake Recreation (T301)

Castaic

Dam

MWDSC 78" & 132" (T302) 26,786 19,915 3/ 6,871

Castaic Lake WA

18", 24" & 54" (T303)301 301

Castaic Lake WA

(T304)3,946 3,946

MWD-Ventura Co. WPD (T302) 204 204

0

Disposition of Natural inflows 26

Releases to Castaic Lagoon 105

Reach 30 Subtotal: 31,479 24,366 242 0 0 6,871

Castaic

Lagoon

California State Park

Recreation to Lagoon (T353)0

Castaic Lagoon

Outlet31.87 186

1/ Reach 30 actually terminates at mile 31.50. It is shown here as including the outlet works at mile 31.55.

All deliveries from the outlet works and from the Lagoon are billed to Reach 30.

2/ Value supplied by LADWP, not verified by DWR.

3/ Delivery of multi pool water.

W6

28.12

31.47

Castaic

Lake

Outlet

31.55

29J

W4

W3

W530

1/

2 2

5.02

7.82

OtherTable

A

29H

Pyramid

Lake

29F

W2

17.10

Stub

Table 28. Governor Edmund G. Brown California AqueductSouthern Field Division, Monthly Deliveries (West Branch)

Total

Diver-

sions

Deliveries

Rec.Article

56C

Article

14B

Reach

No.Turnout

July 2016

No. Structure Mile

0

242 242

32

Daily Operation



Outflow

Project

Jun 30 3348.15 68,447

1 3348.22 68,512 65 3,363 0 0 5 0 3,521 0 0 228 0

2 3347.74 68,066 -446 3,278 0 0 5 1 3,427 0 0 -291 0

3 3348.19 68,484 418 3,898 0 0 5 0 3,385 0 0 -90 0

4 3348.76 69,014 530 4,119 0 0 6 0 3,463 0 0 -120 0

5 3349.31 69,528 514 3,803 0 0 4 0 3,434 0 1 150 0

6 3349.33 69,547 19 3,588 0 0 6 1 3,586 0 0 24 0

7 3349.72 69,913 366 3,885 0 0 4 0 3,668 0 0 153 0

8 3348.93 69,173 -740 3,311 0 0 5 0 3,849 0 0 -197 0

9 3349.25 69,472 299 3,743 0 0 6 0 3,650 0 1 213 0

10 3349.42 69,632 160 4,063 0 0 6 1 3,733 0 0 -163 0

11 3349.67 69,866 234 4,030 0 0 7 0 3,778 0 0 -11 0

12 3349.86 70,045 179 3,637 0 0 7 1 3,569 0 0 119 0

13 3349.93 70,111 66 3,657 0 0 6 0 3,713 0 0 128 0

14 3349.75 69,941 -170 3,501 0 0 7 0 3,588 0 0 -76 0

15 3350.13 70,299 358 4,024 0 0 7 1 3,741 0 1 84 0

16 3350.37 70,525 226 3,890 0 0 5 0 3,578 0 0 -81 0

17 3350.70 70,837 312 3,965 0 0 4 0 3,565 0 0 -84 0

18 3350.30 70,459 -378 3,424 0 0 5 1 3,738 0 0 -58 0

19 3348.97 69,210 -1,249 2,539 0 0 6 0 3,749 0 0 -33 0

20 3347.43 67,780 -1,430 1,977 0 0 5 0 3,351 0 0 -51 0

21 3346.95 67,337 -443 1,338 800 0 4 1 1,948 0 0 -628 0

22 3346.80 67,199 -138 1,539 0 0 6 0 1,626 0 0 -45 0

23 3347.15 67,521 322 1,797 0 0 4 0 1,356 0 0 -115 0

24 3348.17 68,465 944 2,090 860 0 5 0 1,884 0 0 -117 0

25 3350.49 70,639 2,174 2,476 1,438 0 5 1 1,792 0 0 58 0

26 3351.40 71,501 862 3,681 0 0 5 0 2,755 0 1 -58 0

27 3351.52 71,615 114 3,298 0 0 5 0 3,030 0 0 -149 0

28 3351.91 71,987 372 3,397 0 0 5 0 3,035 0 0 15 0

29 3352.21 72,274 287 3,371 0 0 5 1 3,167 0 0 89 0

30 3351.84 71,920 -354 2,992 0 0 6 0 3,253 0 0 -87 0

31 3351.90 71,977 57 3,121 0 0 10 0 3,184 0 1 131 0

Total 3,530 100,795 3,098 0 171 9 99,116 0 5 -1,062 0

1/ Project water delivered from Mojave Siphon in exchange for like amount of natural stream flow.

Natural

Stream

Flow

Delivered

to

CLAWA

Rec.

Table 29. Silverwood Lake

Date

Water

Surface

Elevation

(in feet)

StorageStorage

Change

July 2016

San

Bernardino

Tunnel

InflowComputed

Losses (-)

And

Gains (+)

Las

Flores

Ranch

Exchange

1/

Del.

To

Mojave

W.A.

Natural

To

Mojave

River

Mojave

Siphon

Power-

plant

Mojave

Bypass

Flume

33

Daily Operation(in acre-feet except as noted)


Jun 30 1548.22 49,0451 1548.88 50,080 1,035 54 0 9 990 2 1548.08 48,827 -1,253 54 0 9 -1,298 3 1548.12 48,889 62 54 0 10 18 4 1548.10 48,858 -31 54 0 8 -77 5 1548.08 48,827 -31 54 0 9 -76 6 1548.11 48,873 46 54 0 9 1 7 1548.10 48,858 -15 54 0 9 -60 8 1548.05 48,780 -78 54 0 9 -123 9 1548.11 48,873 93 54 0 9 48 10 1548.20 49,014 141 54 0 10 97 11 1548.18 48,983 -31 54 0 9 -76 12 1548.13 48,905 -78 54 0 9 -123 13 1548.14 48,920 15 53 0 78 40 14 1548.04 48,764 -156 53 0 17 -192 15 1548.15 48,934 170 53 0 9 126 16 1548.08 48,827 -107 53 0 9 -151 17 1548.12 48,889 62 53 0 22 31 18 1548.14 48,920 31 53 0 18 -4 19 1548.07 48,811 -109 53 0 107 -55 20 1548.08 48,827 16 53 0 206 169 21 1546.99 47,141 -1,686 53 0 236 -1,503 22 1547.89 48,531 1,390 53 0 226 1,563 23 1547.74 48,298 -233 53 0 259 -27 24 1547.50 47,927 -371 53 0 267 -157 25 1547.37 47,726 -201 53 0 277 23 26 1547.31 47,634 -92 53 0 277 132 27 1547.31 47,634 0 53 0 277 224 28 1547.30 47,618 -16 53 0 277 208 29 1547.21 47,480 -138 53 0 276 85 30 1547.26 47,557 77 53 0 287 311 31 1547.26 47,557 0 53 0 286 233

Total -1,488 1,655 0 3,520 377 1/ Readings are not taken on a daily basis. End of month only. 2/ Includes deliveries to MWD from Reach 28J and recreation water to California State Park at Lake Perris.

Table 30. Lake Perris

July 2016

Inflow1/

ComputedLosses (-)Gains (+)

1/

Date

WaterSurface

Elevation(in feet)

Storage StorageChange

Outflow

Pumpback1/ and 2/

Deliveries 1/ and 2/

34

(In acre-feet) Operating Pool


Edmonston

Pumping Plant

41 298.65 KCWA Tej.-Cas 0

17F Check No. 41 303.41

304.80 AVEK WA- (T432) 11 11

Check No. 42 304.99

Alamo

Powerplant305.73

(Includes 83,345 AF generation, 0 AF

plant bypass, and 23,998 AF

Tehachapi Bypass)

107,343

306.71 AVEK 305th Street West (T287) 874 874

308.05 AVEK 294th Street West (T267) 68 68

Check No. 43 309.70311.84 LADWP Connection 0

313.50 AVEK 245th Street West (T269) 0 Check No. 44 314.81

314.93 AVEK 235th Street West (T270) 0 315.57 AVEK 225th Street West (T271) 0

Check No. 45 319.74Antelope Valley-East Kern WA

Fairmont (T272)Mojave Water Agency

Fairmont (T272)Check No. 46 323.84

Reach 19 Total: 942 942 0 0 0 0 47 Check No. 47 326.77

Antelope Valley-East Kern WA

Willow Springs (T273)

Antelope Valley-East Kern WA Re-

120th Street West moved

Check No. 48 330.82

49 Check No. 49 335.93


Quartz Hill (T274)


Rancho Vista (T275)

340.92 AVEK WA-Temp (T387) 0

Check No. 50 341.51

342.06 AVEK WA-Temp (T386) 0

Check No. 51 342.07


30th Street West (T414)

Check No. 52 343.74

346.98 Palmdale WD (T276) Temp. 1,543 418 2/ 1,125


Acton Treatment Plant (T277)

Check No. 53 348.17

54 Check No. 54 350.25

55 Check No. 55 352.70

56 Check No. 56 354.76

354.97AVEK WA- Delivered through

Littlerock Creek ID (T278)0

354.97 Palmdale WD (T276) 0

354.97 Palmdale WD (T391) 0

Check No. 57 356.93

357.60 95th Street East (T279) 0

357.72 96th Street East (T280) 57 57 359.76 East Side Treatment Plant (T281) 315 315

2/ Table A transfer.

1/ Includes 13 AF of pump-in recovery and 1,471 AF delivery under multi pool.

329.65

21

20A

57

52

339.68

336.73

348.14

Antelope Valley-

East Kern WA

342.95

Table 31. Governor Edmund G. Brown California AqueductSouthern Field Division, Monthly Deliveries (East Branch)

42

July 2016

40

Mile

Deliveries

17E

Other

Reach

No.Turnout

Total

Diver-

sionsRec. Transfer

Table

A

293.45

No. Structure

Article

56C

155,853

323.19

50

48

51

326.91

46

19

44

45

22A

58

20B

43

18A

0

57 57

0

1/ 1,484

79 79

3,921 2,437

54 54

0

35

(In acre-feet)

Operating Pool


Pearblossom

Pumping Plant

59 Check No. 59 366.09

366.50 AVEK Big Rock Siphon (T368) 0

Check No. 60 373.94

61 Check No. 61 379.00

62 Check No. 62 384.26

Mojave WA (T282) 380 380

Check No. 63 Mojave WA (T422) 0

64 Check No. 64 395.10

65 Check No. 65 400.32

Mojave Water Agency

Morongo 24" & 42" (T284)

Check No. 66 403.41

Mojave Siphon 405.58 Las Flores Ranch Exchange 0 0

Mojave Siphon

Powerplant

MWA CS DAM (T288) 0

California State Park

Silverwood Silverwood (T288)

Lake Crestline-Lake Arrowhead WA

State Project Water (T289) 171 171

Non-Project Water (T289) 0

Devil Canyon

Powerplant412.73 99,116

MWD-Rialto (T290) 237 237

MWD-Rialto (T293) 29,962 29,962

MWD-Rialto (T294) 37,633 37,633

Desert Water Agency

Transfer (T293)

Coachella Valley WD (T293) 0

Coachella Valley WD (T294) 0

San Gabriel Valley MWD (T290) 2,831 2,831

MWD EBX-1 (T290) 0

MWD EBX-1 (T291) 0

San Bernardino Valley MWD (T291) 5,201 4,554 2/ 647

San Bernardino Valley MWD (T428) 0

San Bernardino Valley MWD (T403) 676 676

San Bernardino Valley MWD (T407) 1,004 1,004

San Gorgonio Pass WA (T413) 953 953

San Bernardino Valley MWD Total 6,881 6,234 0 0 0 647

28G 425.46

Coachella Valley (T295) 0


Desert Water Agency (T296) 0

MWD-SC Box Springs (T295) 6,660 6,660

440.05 MWD-SC (T296) 11,475 11,475

442.00 MWD-SC (T297) 276 276

MWD-SC 54" & 78" (T299) 3,220 3,220


Desert Water Agency (T299) 0

Ca. St. Pk. Lake Perris Rec. (T298) 24 24

MWD Total: 116,249 109,378 0 0 0 6,871

2/ Includes 141 AF Exchanged Table A water and 506 AF Table A delivered through reach VCA-R26A turnout T290.

28H

28J

26A

San Bernardino

Intake Tunnel

Devil

Canyon

Afterbay

Control

Structures

25

69

68

Lake

Perris

EBXEast Branch

Extension

433.06

99,116

407.65

23

Rec.Table

A

Total

Diver-

sions

103,893

Deliveries

Other

58

60

63

66

405.65

Santa Ana Valley

Pipeline

24

443.44

Table 31. Governor Edmund G. Brown California AqueductSouthern Field Division, Monthly Deliveries (East Branch, Continued)

Reach

No.

106,075

Turnout

No. Structure Mile

22B

389.20

360.61

401.10

July 2016

TransferArticle

56C

407.70

412.88

1,113 1,113

9

1/ Delivery under multi pools.

(Includes 100,795 AF generation, 0 AF

leakage, and 3,098 AF Bypass flume.)

566 1/ 566

9

36

Alkalinity mg/l as CaCO3 39 68 55 50 78 60 63 64 79Antimony mg/l <0.001 <0.001 <0.001 <0.001 <0.001 <0.001 <0.001 <0.001 <0.001Arsenic mg/l <0.001 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Beryllium mg/l <0.001 <0.001 <0.001 <0.001 <0.001 <0.001 <0.001 <0.001 <0.001Boron mg/l <0.1 0 <0.1 <0.1 0 0 0 0 0Bromide mg/l <0.01 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Calcium mg/l 8 10 13 11 21 15 16 17 22Chloride mg/l as C 1 12 48 44 85 55 59 61 79Chromium mg/l as C <0.001 <0.001 <0.001 <0.001 <0.001 <0.001 <0.001 0 <0.001Copper mg/l <0.001 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Hardness mg/l 34 61 40 61 106 76 86 88 114Iron mg/l 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Lead mg/l as CaCO3 <0.001 <0.001 <0.001 <0.001 <0.001 <0.001 <0.001 <0.001 <0.001Magnesium mg/l 3 9 2 8 13 9 11 11 14Manganese mg/l <0.005 0 <0.005 <0.005 <0.005 <0.005 <0.005 <0.005 <0.005Nitrate + Nitrite mg/l <0.01 0 0 0 0 0 <0.01 0 0Organic Carbon, Dissolved mg/l NR 4.6a 3.1a 3 4 3.1a 3 4 4.1aOrganic Carbon, Total mg/l as N NR 4.5a 2.5a 3 4 2.8a 3 4 3.9aPhosphate-Ortho mg/l as P <0.01 0 0 0 0 0 NR 0 0Phosphorus-Total mg/l <0.01 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Selenium mg/l <0.001 <0.001 <0.001 <0.001 0 <0.001 0 0 0Sodium mg/l 3 15 32 30 57 40 44 45 59Specific Conductance µS/cm 86 201 312 288 523 372 383 405 520Sulfate mg/l 2 11 17 15 38 30 31 32 46Total Dissolved Solids mg/l 56 119 173 160 290 206 217 227 289Turbidity NTU 2 7 3 7 4 4 5 4 2Zinc mg/l <0.005 <0.005 <0.005 <0.005 <0.005 <0.005 0 <0.005 <0.005

mg/L = milligrams per liter N.T.U. = Nephelometric turbidity NR = No data recorded at this location.

*NOTE: A grab sample is a single sample chosen to represent conditions in a given matrix (usually natural water) at a specific location, depth, and time.a DOC > TOC confirmed on re-analysis.

Table 32. Water Quality At Selected SWP LocationsJuly 2016

Constituent Units

ThermalitoAfterbay

AtOutlet

North BayAqueduct

Barker SloughPumping Plant

DeltaMendotaCanal At

McCabe Rd.

California Aqueduct

BanksPumping Plant

O'NeillForebayOutlet

(Check 13)

KettlemanCity

(Check 21)

Devil CanyonHeadworks

NearHwy 119

(Check 29)

TehachapiAfterbay

(Check 41)

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Cl in mg/l

md md md md 14dm md 14dm md md md md

1 6.72 4.61 6,998 6,998 9,691 2.53 8.94 0.68 0.51 0.62 0.49 0.28 0.00 0.27 41

2 6.99 4.78 6,386 6,692 9,681 2.54 9.04 0.94 0.55 0.73 0.51 0.28 0.00 0.26 41

3 7.12 4.77 7,636 6,775 9,201 2.76 9.45 1.05 0.60 0.81 0.54 0.29 0.00 0.26 41

4 7.09 4.76 7,020 6,836 9,788 2.79 9.39 1.05 0.63 0.82 0.57 0.30 0.00 0.28 41

5 6.92 4.69 7,001 6,869 9,930 2.51 8.79 1.00 0.66 0.78 0.59 0.30 0.00 0.29 46

6 6.71 4.56 7,083 6,905 10,246 2.44 8.46 0.84 0.68 0.76 0.61 0.30 0.00 0.30 47

7 6.42 4.43 7,127 7,036 10,562 2.32 7.96 0.74 0.68 0.72 0.62 0.32 0.00 0.32 47

8 6.03 4.31 6,972 7,028 10,464 2.13 7.55 0.56 0.68 0.69 0.63 0.31 0.00 0.32 47

9 5.50 4.11 6,967 7,021 10,445 1.96 7.03 0.43 0.68 0.66 0.65 0.29 0.00 0.32 47

10 5.41 3.90 6,776 6,997 10,320 1.76 6.34 0.35 0.67 0.63 0.66 0.28 0.00 0.33 47

11 5.61 3.86 7,232 7,018 10,517 1.64 6.10 0.29 0.67 0.62 0.67 0.27 0.00 0.34 65

12 5.84 3.97 7,418 7,051 10,703 1.74 6.73 0.29 0.66 0.65 0.68 0.25 0.00 0.36 67

13 5.90 3.98 6,651 7,021 10,814 1.85 6.82 0.28 0.65 0.68 0.69 0.26 0.00 0.33 69

14 6.21 4.22 6,624 6,992 10,817 2.11 7.85 0.35 0.63 0.74 0.71 0.27 0.00 0.30 68

15 6.43 4.50 6,493 6,959 10,728 2.59 9.91 0.47 0.62 0.85 0.72 0.27 0.00 0.29 68

16 6.57 4.71 10,072 7,154 10,512 3.07 10.74 0.71 0.60 0.98 0.74 0.27 0.00 0.26 68

17 6.75 4.66 10,027 7,323 10,337 3.01 10.18 0.75 0.58 0.97 0.75 0.28 0.00 0.29 68

18 6.63 4.49 13,378 7,659 10,320 2.65 8.73 0.67 0.55 0.85 0.75 0.29 0.00 0.30 71

19 6.46 4.33 13,942 7,990 10,660 2.19 7.64 0.58 0.52 0.73 0.75 0.30 0.00 0.30 72

20 6.37 4.27 13,219 8,251 10,902 1.83 6.74 0.50 0.50 0.65 0.74 0.29 0.00 0.31 72

21 6.31 4.23 10,930 8,379 10,902 1.67 6.37 0.45 0.48 0.62 0.74 0.28 0.00 0.31 74

22 6.08 4.05 8,765 8,396 10,775 1.49 5.68 0.36 0.46 0.57 0.73 0.27 0.00 0.30 75

23 5.79 4.10 9,116 8,436 11,042 1.46 5.47 0.33 0.46 0.57 0.72 0.28 0.00 0.29 75

24 5.68 4.16 8,790 8,450 10,791 1.48 5.67 0.34 0.45 0.58 0.72 0.29 0.00 0.30 75

25 5.85 4.24 8,512 8,445 10,894 1.42 5.57 0.29 0.45 0.58 0.71 0.28 0.00 0.30 81

26 6.06 4.17 8,017 8,429 10,968 1.40 5.30 0.28 0.45 0.56 0.71 0.26 0.00 0.31 82

27 6.32 4.29 8,056 8,415 11,020 1.50 5.68 0.25 0.45 0.58 0.70 0.27 0.00 0.32 84

28 6.59 4.50 7,922 8,397 10,973 1.67 6.59 0.30 0.45 0.62 0.69 0.26 0.00 0.31 83

29 6.51 4.49 8,118 8,388 11,022 1.80 7.14 0.39 0.44 0.66 0.68 0.25 0.00 0.29 82

30 6.49 4.28 8,119 8,379 11,208 1.80 0.00 0.50 0.43 0.71 0.66 0.26 0.00 0.29 82

31 6.39 4.18 8,501 8,429 11,470 1.90 0.00 0.60 0.42 0.76 0.65 0.26 0.00 0.28 82

Clifton Court Cl(mg/l)=200X EC - 25 e = Estimated f = Excess Delta conditions with fish concerns.

N.R. = No Record. r = Excess delta conditions with export/inflow ratio concerns. dm = Daily Mean

N.C. = Not computed due to insufficient data. s = Balanced water conditions with storage withdrawals. md = Mean Daily

Table 33. Water Quality At Selected Delta StationsJuly 2016

Highest

High Tide

Actual High

Half Tide

Contra

Costa

Canal

IntakeMean

Daily

Monthly

Average

Clifton

Court

Cache

Slough

Delta

Mendota

Canal

Date

Flow In CFS Electrical Conductivity in milliSiemens/cm

Net Delta

Outflow Index Rio

VistaAntioch

Chipps

IslandEmmaton

Jersey

Point

Antioch Tides

(feet above mean sea level)

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Substances Detected In the SWPJuly 2016

North Bay Aqueduct At June 17, 2016 Atrazine 0.02Barker Slough Pumping Plant Metolachlor 0.06

California Aqueduct At June 17, 2016 Atrazine 0.03Banks Pumping Plant

O'Neill Forebay Outlet June 14, 2016 Simazine 0.03Check 13

Delta Mendota Canal At June 14, 2016 Metalochlor 0.15McCabe Road

California Aqueduct Near June 14, 2016 None 0.00Kettleman City (Check 21)

California Aqueduct At June 14, 2016 Simazine 0.03Near Highway 119 (Check 29)

California Aqueduct at June 14, 2016 Simazine 0.03Tehachapi Afterbay (Check 41)

California Aqueduct At June 15, 2016 Simazine 0.03Devil Canyon 2nd Afterbay( 2nd Afterbay )

1/ Locations are normally sampled during March, June, and September. Monthly reports will include data for the month in which samples were most recently taken.2/ Micrograms per liter.

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Sampling LocationSample

Date1/

ChemicalDetected

Concentrationµg/l2/

Table 34. Pesticides, Herbicides, and Other Organic

Table 35. Oroville and Delta Field Divisions Energy Data

(in kWh)

Generation Load

1 13,986,566 0 38,494 48,192 3,287,304 3,287,304 417,816 238

2 14,019,016 0 36,219 44,519 3,937,704 3,937,704 434,784 234

3 14,003,220 0 31,674 38,748 3,158,424 3,158,424 524,796 233

4 14,010,920 0 32,118 42,586 3,379,208 3,379,208 483,834 232

5 14,026,265 0 36,032 44,810 3,429,568 3,429,568 389,332 222

6 13,978,855 0 39,171 44,810 3,761,784 3,761,784 389,446 215

7 14,015,199 0 36,864 40,114 4,119,880 4,119,880 469,774 212

8 13,719,156 0 37,751 45,309 3,950,216 3,950,216 435,546 212

9 13,890,459 0 37,702 45,001 3,825,800 3,825,800 151,970 217

10 13,901,558 0 35,697 46,757 3,936,752 3,936,752 340,334 216

11 13,707,408 0 33,308 39,278 3,982,424 3,982,424 469,932 222

12 13,696,936 0 32,033 32,988 4,007,720 4,007,720 443,584 217

13 13,682,614 0 36,916 40,270 3,912,280 3,912,280 426,369 227

14 13,383,601 0 35,389 37,137 3,791,432 3,791,432 422,428 242

15 13,478,652 0 38,297 34,599 3,889,560 3,889,560 500,805 235

16 13,487,188 0 38,133 36,253 2,612,880 2,612,880 455,752 230

17 13,374,790 0 29,660 26,662 1,915,352 1,915,352 330,462 223

18 13,297,812 0 31,224 32,573 698,512 698,512 571,032 215

19 13,293,698 0 29,596 29,430 375,096 375,096 506,944 213

20 13,194,698 0 28,233 29,812 734,632 734,632 488,615 217

21 13,201,617 0 31,322 30,674 2,032,168 2,032,168 86,313 218

22 13,092,398 0 38,697 34,296 3,224,824 3,224,824 456,827 223

23 13,026,233 0 36,907 37,232 3,332,056 3,332,056 495,002 233

24 12,815,253 0 39,255 37,055 3,281,208 3,281,208 472,851 237

25 13,059,101 0 33,393 33,368 3,600,800 3,600,800 444,973 235

26 12,527,174 0 35,703 32,539 3,927,312 3,927,312 494,066 244

27 12,295,360 0 31,589 30,652 3,942,040 3,942,040 560,273 244

28 11,914,848 0 34,018 30,732 3,945,664 3,945,664 451,062 245

29 12,511,378 0 35,729 34,073 3,939,992 3,939,992 447,294 247

30 12,188,660 0 35,322 32,915 3,655,672 3,655,672 445,673 236

31 12,338,106 0 35,351 35,546 3,501,648 3,501,648 423,360 227

Total 413,118,739 0 1,081,797 1,148,930 101,089,912 101,089,912 13,431,249 7,061

July 2016

DateOroville Thermalito

ComplexBarker Slough

PumpingPlant

CordeliaPumping Plant

Load

Banks Pumping Plant South BayPumping Plant

Load

Del VallePumping Plant

LoadTotalLoad

SWPLoad

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Table 36. San Luis Field Division Energy Data

(in kWh)

TotalLoad

SWPLoad 1/

TotalGeneration

SWPGeneration 1/

TotalLoad

SWPLoad 1/

1 1,290,557 1,290,557 1,169,344 1,169,344 9,801 9,801

2 1,368,452 1,368,452 1,298,704 1,298,704 10,098 10,098

3 1,504,494 1,504,494 2,014,815 2,014,815 7,568 7,568

4 1,547,316 1,547,316 2,901,679 2,901,679 0 0

5 1,443,685 1,443,685 1,560,438 1,560,438 1,694 1,694

6 1,133,368 1,133,368 1,265,176 1,265,176 10,395 10,395

7 1,415,707 1,415,707 1,342,748 1,342,748 6,985 6,985

8 1,577,318 1,577,318 1,188,891 1,188,891 8,569 8,569

9 1,525,268 1,525,268 1,585,166 1,585,166 0 0

10 1,496,237 1,496,237 1,772,716 1,772,716 968 968

11 1,963,148 1,963,148 1,817,464 1,817,464 5,676 5,676

12 1,551,209 1,551,209 1,898,292 1,898,292 0 0

13 1,620,659 1,620,659 1,745,986 1,745,986 0 0

14 1,840,487 1,840,487 1,885,180 1,885,180 0 0

15 1,777,313 1,777,313 1,707,024 1,707,024 132 132

16 1,879,864 1,879,864 1,733,138 1,733,138 5,819 5,819

17 1,841,594 1,841,594 1,663,068 1,663,068 6,688 6,688

18 1,738,492 1,738,492 1,631,993 1,631,993 6,908 6,908

19 1,543,255 1,543,255 1,585,991 1,585,991 5,896 5,896

20 1,629,671 1,629,671 1,447,061 1,447,061 6,864 6,864

21 1,788,804 1,788,804 1,135,057 1,135,057 9,086 9,086

22 1,864,075 1,864,075 686,939 686,939 11,880 11,880

23 1,813,790 1,813,790 735,471 735,471 7,876 7,876

24 1,932,871 1,932,871 1,154,989 1,154,989 9,977 9,977

25 1,894,531 1,894,531 1,048,234 1,048,234 9,526 9,526

26 1,780,585 1,780,585 1,120,889 1,120,889 8,657 8,657

27 1,678,763 1,678,763 1,600,467 1,600,467 4,312 4,312

28 1,841,270 1,841,270 1,379,103 1,379,103 8,041 8,041

29 1,759,428 1,759,428 1,455,817 1,455,817 6,402 6,402

30 1,779,775 1,779,775 1,220,428 1,220,428 5,335 5,335

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Total 49,821,986 49,821,986 44,752,268 44,752,268 175,153 175,153

July 2016

DateDos Amigos Pumping Plant Gianelli Pumping-Generating Plant

1/ Negative values may appear in SWP columns and indicate a mismatch of scheduled CVP energy and actual pumping; adjustments to SWP water shares are made to balance the mismatch.

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Table 37. San Joaquin Field Division Plant Energy Load Data

(in kWh)

LasPerillas

BadgerHill

Devil'sDen Bluestone Polonio Buena

Vista Teerink Chrisman Edmonston

1 46,194 112,678 74,656 70,558 75,358 1,833,721 1,837,067 4,018,058 14,388,003

2 56,266 135,792 66,817 63,027 66,561 1,838,072 1,850,411 4,027,034 14,600,304

3 61,249 148,989 84,174 78,363 85,006 1,832,924 1,947,182 4,260,531 15,450,804

4 63,464 151,892 77,855 72,906 77,348 1,587,758 1,651,662 3,537,721 12,743,595

5 61,817 148,740 74,310 66,876 72,296 1,577,093 1,609,769 3,445,882 12,237,129

6 52,477 126,482 59,699 55,241 59,085 1,745,055 1,702,053 3,687,244 13,098,159

7 51,999 122,564 85,337 80,340 85,324 1,663,283 1,641,764 3,571,722 12,689,244

8 60,226 143,542 80,769 76,623 81,144 1,631,740 1,650,087 3,580,247 12,591,612

9 63,618 150,381 73,974 69,019 74,085 1,697,301 1,709,762 3,691,886 13,138,686

10 60,669 143,911 74,816 70,769 75,520 1,612,836 1,719,266 3,785,243 13,606,083

11 54,425 130,532 84,959 79,679 83,127 1,560,260 1,592,656 3,476,715 12,466,008

12 53,898 125,843 77,824 73,755 78,942 1,532,894 1,515,742 3,294,797 11,591,208

13 57,912 131,928 75,985 70,374 75,919 1,496,142 1,499,542 3,298,658 11,584,458

14 58,071 132,199 72,408 68,219 72,388 1,556,597 1,491,534 3,299,109 11,581,596

15 56,651 128,644 76,725 73,059 77,041 1,501,976 1,518,494 3,343,923 11,577,573

16 60,247 136,699 93,946 90,185 94,391 1,517,958 1,505,974 3,236,398 11,576,385

17 54,385 127,656 74,177 66,788 74,159 1,389,497 1,460,135 3,220,404 11,574,225

18 55,331 130,069 80,478 76,394 79,327 1,257,210 1,298,597 2,814,020 9,890,883

19 61,035 143,640 82,849 77,161 83,240 979,218 882,466 1,891,670 6,420,789

20 56,310 134,663 73,983 71,179 73,870 710,966 628,702 1,306,635 4,407,642

21 55,787 129,512 88,430 82,746 88,913 741,334 642,082 1,338,777 4,647,834

22 55,258 130,480 69,134 63,961 69,646 848,713 789,435 1,657,689 5,520,582

23 58,293 141,022 85,944 80,768 85,974 1,165,394 1,182,042 2,531,243 9,011,898

24 64,344 154,986 85,780 81,285 85,866 1,648,499 1,707,525 3,749,108 13,761,954

25 55,479 134,770 74,688 69,294 74,151 1,537,546 1,655,640 3,573,405 12,938,049

26 55,602 127,701 74,463 69,789 75,273 1,389,681 1,394,183 2,976,380 10,380,906

27 54,015 122,900 84,240 78,338 83,099 1,475,118 1,507,678 3,240,655 11,532,753

28 57,573 137,324 78,600 74,310 78,604 1,409,962 1,439,932 3,098,282 10,669,023

29 56,862 137,057 82,314 78,374 82,220 1,427,882 1,495,885 3,228,841 11,328,849

30 61,443 146,806 72,422 66,195 70,266 1,412,037 1,381,835 3,001,977 10,696,887

31 55,146 130,314 68,899 65,790 69,042 1,360,854 1,433,610 3,160,630 11,397,483

Total 1,776,046 4,199,716 2,410,655 2,261,365 2,407,185 44,939,521 45,342,712 98,344,884 349,100,604

July 2016

DateCoastal Branch California Aquedect

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Table 38. Southern Field Division Energy Data

(in kWh)

OsoPumping

PlantLoad

WarnePowerplantGeneration

CastaicPowerplant

SWPGen 1/

AlamoPowerplantGeneration

PearblossomPumping

PlantLoad

Devil Canyon

PowerplantGeneration

Mojave Siphon

PowerplantGeneration

Greenspot

PumpingPlant

CraftonHills

PumpingPlant

CherryValley

PumpingPlant

1 690,932 1,601,519 0 321,529 2,338,108 4,284,500 272,411 65,140 65,480 4,058

2 733,452 1,602,385 0 330,282 2,396,104 4,155,077 268,308 65,030 65,395 3,906

3 701,293 1,781,438 0 325,035 2,484,435 4,113,083 309,198 64,996 65,345 4,008

4 400,058 861,972 0 320,758 2,685,116 4,215,744 313,140 62,589 65,362 4,133

5 364,222 870,804 0 311,318 2,683,665 4,156,394 302,353 53,162 56,311 4,063

6 389,718 977,289 0 327,965 2,681,019 4,308,887 290,314 61,913 65,304 4,090

7 411,527 928,117 0 305,481 2,682,749 4,438,184 310,309 64,381 65,338 4,092

8 375,264 961,878 0 202,788 2,480,202 4,623,742 265,262 65,884 65,389 3,971

9 424,918 963,544 0 324,361 2,544,767 4,393,642 306,803 66,278 65,388 3,943

10 543,365 263,426 0 322,333 2,678,402 4,510,195 311,262 66,252 65,374 3,936

11 328,700 935,542 0 318,140 2,682,824 4,471,905 308,984 66,435 65,352 3,876

12 250,557 818,114 0 319,611 2,685,458 4,315,705 294,382 66,453 65,321 4,115

13 266,339 818,816 0 319,287 2,679,305 4,503,813 297,185 66,837 65,378 5,114

14 218,054 861,038 0 308,017 2,679,857 4,376,020 291,668 66,859 65,406 4,208

15 239,133 674,406 0 311,209 2,678,009 4,517,122 305,849 59,782 61,356 2,029

16 236,059 601,214 0 310,935 2,678,833 4,352,929 299,761 50,578 50,366 1,254

17 267,973 534,827 0 311,597 2,677,001 4,348,764 302,987 45,432 50,431 1,259

18 258,974 369,260 0 321,255 2,288,177 4,542,980 263,404 13,213 328 1,259

19 50,366 0 0 299,655 1,757,984 4,538,614 196,745 15,101 0 1,284

20 8,864 301,636 0 234,945 1,195,028 4,058,572 151,898 16,073 0 1,301

21 8,929 208,346 0 205,181 998,338 2,404,321 108,707 14,364 0 1,338

22 228,906 313,173 0 219,537 1,017,827 1,982,592 128,874 39,444 33,451 825

23 427,253 345,546 0 271,380 1,290,273 1,660,806 139,557 65,506 66,088 567

24 507,339 633,555 0 319,660 2,407,400 2,325,042 171,197 67,044 65,628 532

25 432,663 670,883 0 329,694 2,563,119 2,223,853 194,381 66,250 65,602 3,090

26 283,107 671,061 0 314,626 2,374,090 3,390,095 280,519 62,677 65,619 3,897

27 476,858 782,706 0 326,081 2,083,825 3,739,856 252,653 61,485 65,967 3,911

28 268,017 669,030 0 309,537 2,541,864 3,733,376 272,773 59,367 65,605 3,906

29 242,722 680,894 0 319,843 2,515,611 3,907,487 272,907 60,214 65,860 3,929

30 389,227 682,871 0 265,652 1,893,185 3,969,911 221,514 61,350 66,598 3,927

31 351,456 659,993 0 330,968 2,403,270 3,911,468 253,562 60,830 65,528 3,877

Total 10,776,245 23,045,283 0 9,358,660 71,745,845 120,474,679 7,958,867 1,720,919 1,694,570 95,698

1/ Energy delivered to SWP by LADWP at Sylmar substation; not necessarily related to actual Castaic operations.

July 2016

Date

West Branch East Branch East Branch Extension

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