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BOARD ANNOUNCES INITIAL ALLOCATION
THE DISTRICT'S BOARD OF DIRECTORS ADOPTED A 0.75 AF PER ACRE ALLOCATION AT ITS REGULARLY HELD BOARD MEETING ON MARCH 12, 2013 (SEE WATER INFO TAB ON THIS WEBSITE FOR MORE INFORMATION ON THAT DECISION).
BOARD ADOPTS NEW RATES (SEE WATER INFO TAB FOR MORE INFORMATION) AND IS HOLDING A HEARING ON THAT DECISION ON MAY 14, 2013 AT THE DISTRICT OFFICES.
DISTRICT MEMBERS HAVE THE RIGHT TO PETITION THE BOARD AT THIS HEARING (SEE CONTACT US TAB ON THIS WEBSITE FOR MORE INFO)
Lindmore Irrigation District
P.O. Box 908
315 E. Lindmore Avenue
Lindsay, CA 93247
(559)562-2534
Board President
A Leroy Spulher
Board Vice-President
John Arnold
Directors:
Division 1 - Ronnie Adam
Division 2 - Michael R. Brownfield
Division 3 - A. Leroy Spuhler
Division 4 - David DePaoli
Division 5 -John Arnold
General Manager
Michael D. Hagman
Secretary/Treasurer
Michael D. Hagman
Collector/Assessor
Marv Rowe
P.O. Box 908
315 E. Lindmore Avenue
Lindsay, CA 93247
(559)562-2534
Board President
A Leroy Spulher
Board Vice-President
John Arnold
Directors:
Division 1 - Ronnie Adam
Division 2 - Michael R. Brownfield
Division 3 - A. Leroy Spuhler
Division 4 - David DePaoli
Division 5 -John Arnold
General Manager
Michael D. Hagman
Secretary/Treasurer
Michael D. Hagman
Collector/Assessor
Marv Rowe
The Lindmore Irrigation District has been in existence since 1938.
The District is located in the east central portion of the San Joaquin Valley of California. The District receives water from Millerton Lake through Friant Dam and delivered to the District down the Friant-Kern Canal all facilities of the the Federal Central Valley Project.
The District delivers this water to about 1,000 meters to about 500 farmers on over 26,000 acres within the District boundaries.
The District is governed by five board members who give policy direction to a General Manager. The General Manager is tasked with managing the day to day affairs of the District and implementing the policies as directed by the governing body.
The District is a member of the Friant Water Authority/Friant Water Users' Authority who operates and maintains the Friant-Kern Canal for the Federal government. The District is also a member of the Friant Power Authority that owns, operates and maintains power facilities at Friant Dam.
Friant Dam and Friant-Kern Canal - For more information about these facilities or other Central Valley Project facilities click here.
The District is located in the east central portion of the San Joaquin Valley of California. The District receives water from Millerton Lake through Friant Dam and delivered to the District down the Friant-Kern Canal all facilities of the the Federal Central Valley Project.
The District delivers this water to about 1,000 meters to about 500 farmers on over 26,000 acres within the District boundaries.
The District is governed by five board members who give policy direction to a General Manager. The General Manager is tasked with managing the day to day affairs of the District and implementing the policies as directed by the governing body.
The District is a member of the Friant Water Authority/Friant Water Users' Authority who operates and maintains the Friant-Kern Canal for the Federal government. The District is also a member of the Friant Power Authority that owns, operates and maintains power facilities at Friant Dam.
Friant Dam and Friant-Kern Canal - For more information about these facilities or other Central Valley Project facilities click here.
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