Marina Coast wants 2,400 acre-feet of Salinas River water for Fort Ord development within "Zone 2C," the agricultural district where growers paid for a number of water-storage projects including the rubber dam pictured here.
Marina Coast wants 2,400 acre-feet of Salinas River water for Fort Ord development within "Zone 2C," the agricultural district where growers paid for a number of water-storage projects including the rubber dam pictured here.
Nic CouryMarina Coast Water District needs water for new Fort Ord development—2,400 acre-feet, to be …
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