§ 11215 Contra Costa Water Conduit

Water Code·California

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This law describes a specific water system called the Contra Costa Conduit, which is a canal or pipe with pumps that moves water from near Knightsen to Martinez.

Key Takeaways

•It’s about a water system called the Contra Costa Conduit.
•The system includes pipes, pumps, and other equipment to move water.
•The water travels from near Knightsen to Martinez.

Example

Imagine a big pipe that carries water from a river near Knightsen to towns like Martinez so people can have water to drink and use.

This law is about that pipe and the pumps that help move the water where it’s needed.

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§ 11215 Contra Costa Water Conduit

The unit designated as the Contra Costa Conduit consists of a conduit or canal equipped with all necessary pumping plants and other works to convey water and extending westerly from a diversion point near Knightsen southerly of Suisun Bay to the vicinity of Martinez. (Added by Stats. 1943, Ch. 370.)

Last verified: January 11, 2026

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Contra Costa Conduit conduit or canal pumping plants diversion point near Knightsen Suisun Bay Martinez

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Official text at leginfo.legislature.ca.gov
California Legislature. Water Code. Section 11215.

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