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Eastern San Joaquin Groundwater Basin Groundwater Management Plan Northeastern San Joaquin County Section 8 Groundwater Banking Authority 122 Integrated Conjunctive Use Program Figure 8-11 Schematic Diagram of the MORE Model Table 8-4 MORE WATER Project Preliminary Average Annual Yield and Cost Analysis Results Duck Creek Dam and Reservoir Construction Camanche Reservoir Diversion Pardee Reservoir Diversion Lower Mokelumne River Diversion - Structural No Hydropower Impacts Hydropower Impacts No Hydropower Impacts Hydropower Impacts Annual Project Yield (af) 49,200 82,300 90,300 82,300 90,300 Annual Cost ($ per af) $150 $213 $196 $156 $147 Source: MORE WATER Project Phase I - Reconnaissance Study Summary Report, 2004 8.2.3 New Melones Conveyance Project The New Melones Conveyance Project was constructed in order to deliver contractual CVP entitlements to CSJWCD and SEWD from New Melones Reservoir on the Stanislaus River. Water is diverted through the Goodwin Tunnel and conveyed through the Upper Farmington Canal and a series of natural creeks to the Farmington Flood Control Reservoir. The Lower Farmington Canal conveys water from the Farmington Flood Control Reservoir to its terminus Pardee Diversion Diversion to Storage Camanche Diversion Duck Creek ReservoirDirect Diversion County Demand CAMANCHE RELEASE: • In-stream Flow Requirements • Flood Control Releases • Diversions and Losses Mokelumne Hill Gage Pardee Reservoir Camanche Reservoir Lower Mokelumne Diversion STREAM FLOW Bay Delta Mokelumne Aqueducts EBMUD Terminal Reservoirs EBMUD’s Customer Demand Area of Beneficial Use