LAWA adds three memoranda of commitment; several additional users still considering participation
The board approved three additional memoranda of commitment (MOCs) from rural water districts and noted that several other counties and districts are still considering joining the Red River Valley Water Supply Project.
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Steve Burien, the Board's user engagement presenter, reported that Walsh Rural Water District and Agassiz Water Users District signed memoranda of commitment since the last meeting, and that Northeast Rural Water District voted to sign a memorandum for 3.2 cubic feet per second at a meeting the morning of the board session.
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