To: Brumar89 who wrote (1000498 ) 2/16/2017 11:16:41 AM From: Wharf Rat Read Replies (2) | Respond to of 1575047 I'm supposed to get something like 5 inches in 5 days, and 10 inches in 10 days. I think the first one has mostly moved thru. The paper said town had 73 inches thru last Wed, with an annual average of 66. I get 10-15% more. I'm still about 40 inches below my record. Oroville dropped 148,849 acre feet yesterday. It's at 88% capacity http://cdec.water.ca.gov/cgi-progs/current/RES new, competently re-designed Republican dam . Oroville is a Republican dam. The person who dedicated it also vetoed the next dam, in Round Valley, which would have been twice the size of Shasta.. You should know that.Message 30982221 Message 30080734 "stubbornly not building capacity (Auburn Dam, for just one example) " Yeah, about Auburn, on a different river? The world famous Clintons Fault runs right underneath it.Proposals and studies for the dam emerged in the late 1960s, and construction work commenced in 1968, involving the diversion of the North Fork American River through a tunnel and the construction of a massive earthen cofferdam . Following a nearby earthquake and the discovery of a seismic fault that underlay the dam site, work on the project was halted for fears that the dam's design would not allow it to survive a major quake on the same fault zone. Although the dam was redesigned and a new proposal submitted by 1980, spiraling costs and limited water storage offered by either design put an end to the project until heavy floods destroyed the cofferdam, sparking brief renewed interest in the dam. The (Republican Arnold's) California State Water Resources Control Board denied water rights for the dam project in 2008 due to lack of implementation. en.wikipedia.org