A public meeting in downtown Redding at the Veterans Memorial
Building Tuesday provided residents with an overview of
proposed changes to the Central Valley Project and State Water
Project by the Bureau of Reclamation. It’s one of six meetings
the Bureau will host in August to get the public’s input on the
longterm project. ”We’re here to share the outcome of our
public draft environmental impact statement that looks at
different alternatives for how we would operate the project, it
evaluates the various impacts on different resource areas like
our fisheries, our water, our groundwater, all the different
types of human and environmental effects,” said Dave Mooney,
manager of the Bureau’s Bay Delta office.