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The document discusses the 2018 water supply conditions for the Colorado River Authority and Lundberg Family Farms. It provides details on the water diversion agreement with the Department of Water Resources, including allocation amounts for natural and stored water during irrigation and winter seasons. It also outlines two provisions for water deficiencies. Additionally, it discusses the Western Canal Water District's participation in the Sites Reservoir Project and the $9.1 million Butte Creek Fish Passage Improvement Project to remove dams and install pipelines to restore fish passage. Population estimates for Butte Creek Spring-Run Chinook Salmon from 1970 to 2016 are also included.
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