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Potter Valley dams to come down as SoCal interests challenge local water agreement
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Potter Valley dams to come down as SoCal interests challenge local water agreement
THE POTTER VALLEY PROJECT, a century-old hydropower complex in Mendocino County, is on its way to the recycle bin. PG&E filed last summer to surrender its federal license. Two dams — Scott and Cape Horn — are coming down. The Eel River water rights pass to the Round Valley Indian Tribes for the first time in a century. Now a Riverside County water district 600 miles to the south says it might want to buy a piece. The Trump administration is back…
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