Lost Horse Reservoir and Pipeline Project

Lost Horse Reservoir and Pipeline Project

NOTE: Shortened Review/ Resubmittal IWA proposes to construct a steel water reservoir, with a five mg capacity, in the Indio Hills located just north of the City boundaries. The proposed reservoir would be 180 feet in diameter and 40 feet in height. It would be supported by a floor plate and surround by a 20-foot wide process-stone road. An 8-foot high ornamental/security fence would surround the entire pad and a 20-foot wide, 900 foot long service road would be constructed to connect the reservoir site to an existing dirt road that provides access to the site. A 24-inch-diameter inlet transmission pipeline and 18-inch diameter water outlet transmission pipeline constructed of cement mortar and lined steel pipe would connect the reservoir to an existing pump station located near the Golf Club area at the Terra Lago Golf Course.

Indio

Riverside

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Water Facilities (MGD 5)

Site Plan

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