(3) In section 5, by striking the first sentence 
and inserting ‘‘Notwithstanding any other provision 
of law, the Secretary of the Interior shall have no 
duty to provide drainage or drainage service to the 
San Luis Unit. Each contractor within the San Luis 
Unit that receives water for the purpose of irrigation 
shall be responsible for the management of drainage 
water within its boundaries, in accordance with Fed-
eral and California law consistent with the Agree-
ment between the United States and Westlands 
Water District August 2015, signed September 15, 
2015, and Agreement dated lllll between 
the Secretary and San Luis Water District, Panoche 
Water District, and Pacheco Water District, respec-
tively.’’. 
(4) In the first sentence of section 8 by striking 
the words ‘‘other than distribution systems and 
drains.’’ 
(5) In the third sentence of section 8, strike ev-
erything between the word ‘‘required’’ through and 
including ‘‘(b)’’ inserting a period following the word 
‘‘unit.’’ Strike the remainder of the proviso in sec-
tion 8. 
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SEC. 5. DRAINAGE IMPLEMENTATION. 
Upon enactment of this Act, and as provided in the 
Westlands Agreement and Northerly Districts Agreement, 
each San Luis Unit Contractor shall assume all legal re-
sponsibility for the management of drainage water within 
its boundaries, in accordance with Federal and California 
law; provided that the Westlands Water District shall not 
discharge drainage water outside of its boundaries. 
SEC. 6. WATER DELIVERY CONTRACTS. 
(a) CONTRACT CONVERSION.—The Secretary is di-
rected to convert each San Luis Unit Contractor’s existing 
long-term or interim renewal water service contract en-
tered into under section 9(e) of the Act of August 4, 1939 
(53 Stat. 1196), to a repayment contract under sections 
9(d) and 9(c)(1) of the Act of August 4, 1939 (53 Stat. 
1195, 1194), consistent with the Westlands and Northerly 
Districts Agreements. 
(b) ALLOCATION DECISIONS.— 
(1) Notwithstanding subsection (a) and as pro-
vided in the Westlands and Northerly Districts 
Agreements, the Secretary shall make allocation de-
cisions in the Project consistent with the require-
ments of all current or future enacted Federal law, 
including, but not limited to the Endangered Species 
Act of 1973, Reclamation law, and all decisions of 
the California State Water Resources Control Board 
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establishing conditions on applicable licenses and 
permits for the Central Valley Project. 
(2) Conversion of San Luis Unit Contractors’ 
contracts in subsection (a) shall not afford any San 
Luis Unit Contractor a greater or lesser right to an 
annual allocation of Project Water than that San 
Luis Unit Contractor had prior to the conversion of 
its contract under this Act. 
(3) If there is a Condition of Shortage in the 
amount of water available for delivery to the San 
Luis Unit Contractors because of errors in physical 
operations of the Project, drought, other physical 
causes beyond the control of the Contracting Officer 
or actions taken by the Contracting Officer to meet 
legal obligations no liability shall accrue against the 
United States or any of its officers, agents or em-
ployees for any damage, direct or indirect, arising 
therefrom. 
(c) WATER
SERVICE
CONTRACT
FOR
LEMOORE 
NAVAL AIR STATION.— 
(1) The Secretary is directed to enter into a 
contract under section 9(e) of the Act of August 4, 
1939 (53 Stat. 1196), with the Secretary of the 
Navy for the delivery of Project Water, to the 
Lemoore Naval Air Station to meet the irrigation 
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needs of Lemoore Naval Air Station associated with 
air operations. 
(2) The contract amount of Project Water 
made available to the Lemoore Naval Air Station 
under this 9(e) contract entered into pursuant to 
paragraph (1) shall be determined by the Secretary 
through technical analysis with the Lemoore Naval 
Air Station. 
(3) In any year in which there may occur a 
Condition of Shortage in the amount of water avail-
able for delivery, the Contracting Officer shall allo-
cate the available Project Water to Lemoore Naval 
Air Station according to the allocation steps for mu-
nicipal and industrial water service contractors 
under the Central Valley Project Municipal and In-
dustrial Water Shortage Policy (Policy) in its form 
on the effective date of the contract referenced in 
paragraph (1) for determining the amount of Project 
Water available for delivery to Lemoore Naval Air 
Station. For purposes of determining ‘‘historical 
use’’ under the Policy, Reclamation shall consider 
past water use for irrigation needs by the Lemoore 
Naval Air Station under the contract authorized by 
this section, or such use previous to the contract. 
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SEC. 7. REPAYMENT OBLIGATIONS. 
(a) SUSPENSION OF CAPITAL OBLIGATION.—Upon 
enactment of this Act, Westlands Water District’s capital 
repayment obligation and payments under its existing 
water service contracts and the April 1, 1965, repayment 
contract between the United States and Westlands Water 
District (contract numbered 14–06–200–2020–A) as fur-
ther defined in subsection (d), shall be suspended until 
the execution of the 9(d) repayment contract referenced 
in section 6, and upon execution of the 9(d) repayment 
contract, Westlands Water District shall receive a credit 
against future operation and maintenance costs payable 
to the United States in the amount of the capital costs 
under the existing water service contracts and the 1965 
Repayment Contract paid by Westlands Water District be-
tween the date of the Westlands Agreement and the date 
of enactment of this Act. 
(b) CREDIT.—Upon enactment of this Act, each 
Northerly San Luis Unit District’s capital repayment obli-
gation and payments under its existing water service con-
tract shall be suspended until the execution of the respec-
tive 9(d) repayment contract referenced in section 6, and 
upon execution of the section 9(d) repayment contract, 
each Northerly San Luis Unit District shall receive a cred-
it against future operation and maintenance costs payable 
to the United States in the amount of the capital costs 
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under the existing water service contracts paid by that 
Northerly San Luis Unit District between the date of the 
Northerly Districts Agreements and the date of enactment 
of this Act. 
(c) COSTS.—Costs incurred by the United States for 
purposes of re-evaluating, planning, or providing drainage 
service to the San Luis Unit Contractors shall be non- 
reimbursable as set forth in paragraphs 9(c)(iv) of the 
Westlands Agreement and in the Northerly Districts 
Agreement. 
(d) RELIEF
OF
CAPITAL
REPAYMENT
OBLIGA-
TIONS.— 
(1) Upon the date of execution of the 9(d) re-
payment contracts referenced in section 6(a), and as 
set forth in the Westlands Agreement: 
(A) Westlands Water District shall be re-
lieved of its capital repayment obligations under 
the June 5, 1963, water service contract be-
tween the United States and Westlands Water 
District (contract number 14–06–200–495–A) 
providing for water service, or any renewals 
thereof, and any water service contracts as-
signed to Westlands Water District, Westlands 
Distribution District No. 1, and Westlands Dis-
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ating non-Federal entity, or to construction costs or 
other capitalized costs not yet allocated to or in-
curred by the San Luis Unit Contractors as of the 
date of the Westlands Agreement or Northerly Dis-
tricts Agreement, respectively, including, but not 
limited to, costs attributable to the Folsom Safety of 
Dams modifications or the B.F. Sisk corrective ac-
tion study or any Safety of Dams, or to the repay-
ment of future capital costs incurred after the date 
of execution of the Westlands or Northerly Districts 
Agreements. 
(4) Central Valley Project construction costs or 
other capitalized costs allocated to Westlands Water 
District after the date of the Westlands Agreement, 
and properly assignable to Westlands Water Dis-
trict, shall be repaid in not more than 5 years after 
notification of the allocation of such amount of less 
than $5,000,000. If such amount is $5,000,000 or 
greater, such cost shall be repaid as provided by ap-
plicable Reclamation law. Central Valley Project con-
struction costs or other capitalized costs allocated to 
any of the Northerly San Luis Unit Districts after 
the date of the Northerly District Agreement shall 
be repaid as provided by applicable Reclamation law. 
Any additional costs that may have been assigned to 
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the San Luis Unit Contractors pursuant to para-
graph 9(c)(iv) of the Westlands Agreement and in 
the Northerly Districts Agreement respectively, re-
lated to the Central Valley Project final cost alloca-
tion shall be non-reimbursable. 
(e) APPLICABILITY OF CERTAIN PROVISIONS.— 
(1) RECLAMATION
REFORM
ACT.—Upon dis-
charge of the capital repayment obligation as pro-
vided in subsection (b), the provisions of section 213 
(a) and (b) of the Reclamation Reform Act of 1982 
(96 Stat. 1269) shall be deemed to apply to lands 
in Westlands Water District and the Northerly San 
Luis Unit Districts, and the ownership and full cost 
pricing limitations in any provision of Federal rec-
lamation law shall not apply to lands in these Dis-
tricts notwithstanding the subsequent allocation of 
construction costs or other capitalized costs to the 
Districts. These exemptions shall be carried out in 
accordance with the process set forth in the 
Westlands 
Agreement 
and 
Northerly 
Districts 
Agreement. 
(2) OTHER PROVISIONS.—Nothing in this Act is 
intended to relieve the San Luis Unit Contractors of 
any other obligations under Reclamation Law in-
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cluding Restoration Fund charges pursuant to sec-
tion 3407(d) of Public Law 102–575. 
(3) FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE.—The Secretary is 
authorized to provide financial assistance as speci-
fied in the Northerly District Agreement. Funds ex-
pended by the Secretary, up to $70,000,000, pursu-
ant to the Northerly Districts Agreement shall be 
non-reimbursable. 
SEC. 8. TRANSFER OF TITLE TO CERTAIN FACILITIES. 
(a) IN GENERAL.—Upon the execution of the section 
9(d) repayment contract, or as soon thereafter as prac-
ticable, the Secretary shall transfer to Westlands Water 
District title to: 
(1) San Luis Canal System, excluding the main 
canal which is integrated with the California Aque-
duct. These appurtenant features include: 
(A) Internal water distribution system 
within Westlands, including: Approximately 
1,045 miles of buried pipeline. 
(B) Pumping plants within Westlands, in-
cluding: San Luis Canal Left and Right Bank 
pumping plants. Includes but is not limited to 
Pumping Plants P1 through P38 located at the 
head end of the gravity laterals to supply the 
head required for the ‘‘P’’ laterals. Pumping 
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Plants, tanks, reservoirs, re-lift pumping plants 
to serve lands west of the San Luis Canal. 
Pumping Plant 7.05 off Lateral 7. 
(C) Related structures, appurtenances, 
pumping plants, pumps, motors, meters, valves, 
tanks, transformers and electrical equipment as 
specifically identified through the title transfer 
process of federally owned facilities, equipment, 
and real property. 
(2) Mendota Pool diversion facilities operated 
by Westlands Water District, including: 
(A) Inlet Canal from the Fresno Slough. 
(B) Pumping plants 6–1, 6–2, 7–1, 7–2. 
(C) Related structures, appurtenances, 
pumps, motors, meters, valves, tanks, trans-
formers and electrical equipment as specifically 
identified through the title transfer process of 
federally owned facilities, equipment, and real 
property. 
(3) Pleasant Valley System, including: 
(A) Intake canal and pipeline. 
(B) Pleasant Valley Pumping Plant. 
(C) Coalinga Canal, including related 
check structures, turnouts, and headworks. 
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(D) Pleasant Valley distribution system 
and pumping plants along the Coalinga Canal. 
(E) Related structures, appurtenances, 
pumps, motors, meters, valves, tanks, trans-
formers and electrical equipment as specifically 
identified through the title transfer process of 
federally owned facilities, equipment, and real 
property. 
(4) Drainage collection system, including: 
(A) Carrier and collector pipelines, sumps, 
and sump pumps. 
(B) San Luis Drain from Sta 6678+45 to 
Sta 8520+22.87 (Crossing with DMC to La-
guna Ave crossing). 
(C) Related structures, appurtenances, 
pumps, motors, meters, valves, tanks, trans-
formers and electrical equipment as specifically 
identified through the title transfer process of 
federally owned facilities, equipment, and real 
property. 
(5) Tranquillity Field Office: 
(A) Buildings at 32650 West Adams Ave-
nue, Tranquillity, CA 93668. 
(B) All related fixtures and furnishings as 
specifically identified through the title transfer 
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process of federally owned facilities, equipment, 
and real property. 
(6) Huron Field Office: 
(A) Buildings at 32450 South Lassen Ave-
nue, Huron, CA 93234. 
(B) All related fixtures and furnishings as 
specifically identified through the title transfer 
process of federally owned facilities, equipment, 
and real property. 
(7) All real property interests held by the 
United States in lands underlying or otherwise asso-
ciated with the facilities and equipment listed in this 
subsection, including all fee title, easements, and 
rights of way. 
(b) DEMONSTRATION TREATMENT PLANT.—Upon 
execution of the section 9(d) repayment contract with the 
Panoche Water District, or as soon thereafter as prac-
ticable, the Secretary shall transfer to Panoche Drainage 
District title to the San Luis Demonstration Treatment 
Plant situated within the San Joaquin River Improvement 
Project. Upon transfer of title, the Secretary shall have 
no further responsibility for the operations and mainte-
nance of the San Luis Demonstration Treatment Plant. 
(c) SAN LUIS DRAIN.—Upon the execution of the sec-
tion 9(d) repayment contracts with the Northerly San 
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Luis Unit Districts, or as soon thereafter as practicable, 
and subject to the policies and procedures referenced in 
subsection (g), the Secretary shall transfer to a willing en-
tity or entities title to the portion of the San Luis Drain 
from Milepost 126.82 (crossing with Laguna Avenue) to 
Milepost 78.5 (Mud Slough) upon such terms as the Sec-
retary determines are appropriate. If no willing entity or 
entities are found to accept title, then the Secretary is au-
thorized to maintain title to the facility for the purpose 
of conveying storm water and other waters and is author-
ized to transfer at a later date. 
(d) TRANSFER TO THE NORTHERLY SAN LUIS UNIT 
DISTRICTS.—Upon the execution of the respective section 
9(d) repayment contract with each Northerly San Luis 
Unit District, or as soon thereafter as practicable, and 
subject to the policies and procedures referenced in sub-
section (g), the Secretary shall transfer to such Northerly 
San Luis Unit District the United States’ interest, if any, 
to their respective facilities as follows: 
(1) To the Pacheco Water District, all facilities 
owned by the United States that are within and op-
erated by the Pacheco Water District, including but 
not limited to: 
(A) San Luis Canal Left Bank turnouts 
and any pumping plants operated by Pacheco 
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Water District, including but not limited to fa-
cilities at San Luis Canal Milepost 89.66LA 
and 89.66LB. 
(B) Related structures, appurtenances, 
pumping plants, pumps, pipelines, motors, me-
ters, valves, tanks, transformers and electrical 
equipment as specifically identified through the 
title transfer process of federally owned facili-
ties, equipment, and real property covered by 
this paragraph. 
(2) To the Panoche Water District, all facilities 
owned by the United States that are within and op-
erated by the Panoche Water District, including but 
not limited to: 
(A) San Luis Canal Left and Right Bank 
turnouts and any pumping plants operated by 
Panoche Water District, including but not lim-
ited to facilities at San Luis Canal Milepost 
96.15L; 96.85L; 100.48L and 102.64L. 
(B) Delta-Mendota Canal turnouts and 
any pumping plants operated by Panoche Water 
District including but not limited to facilities at 
Delta-Mendota Canal Milepost 93.25R and MP 
96.70R. 
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(C) Related structures, appurtenances, 
pumping plants, pumps, pipelines, motors, me-
ters, valves, tanks, transformers and electrical 
equipment as specifically identified through the 
title transfer process of federally owned facili-
ties, equipment, and real property covered by 
this paragraph. 
(3) To the San Luis Water District, all facili-
ties owned by the United States that are within and 
operated by the San Luis Water District, including 
but not limited to— 
(A) all water conveyance and lateral sys-
tems, and other related works for the fur-
nishing of water and all lands and interest in 
lands, any buildings, equipment and machinery 
necessary for the operation and maintenance of 
the water delivery facilities, pumping plants, 
turnouts, including but not limited to San Luis 
Water District pumping plants appurtenant to 
the Delta-Mendota Canal and the San Luis 
Canal, solely utilized by the San Luis Water 
District, located at miles posts: 
(i) D87.48R – Kaljian PP; 
(ii) S075.49R – PP6, PP7; 
(iii) S079.39R – PP8, PP9; 
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(iv) S082.10R – PP10, PP11; 
(v) S092.16R (A–D) – PP3, Fittje, 
PP4, PP5; and 
(vi) S101.70R – PP16, PP17; and 
(B) related structures, appurtenances, 
pumping plants, pumps, pipelines, motors, me-
ters, valves, tanks, transformers and electrical 
equipment as specifically identified through the 
title transfer process of federally owned facili-
ties, equipment, and real property associated 
with this subsection. 
(4) To the district receiving title to the associ-
ated facilities and equipment, all real property inter-
ests held by the United States in lands underlying 
or otherwise associated with the facilities and equip-
ment listed in this subsection, including all fee title, 
easements, and rights of way. 
(e) TRANSFER OF TITLE.—Except as specifically pro-
vided in this Act, any transfer of title to the Pleasant Val-
ley Pumping Plant, the Coalinga Canal, and any associ-
ated facilities shall not relieve any other Project Water 
service or repayment contractor of the requirement to pay 
any allocated costs associated with those conveyance or 
pumping facilities that are properly allocated to those con-
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tractors under existing law and Project rate setting poli-
cies. 
(f) CONDITION
OF TRANSFER.—Upon transfer of 
title to any facilities pursuant to this section, the San Luis 
Unit Contractor(s) or other entity receiving title shall, as 
a condition to such transfer, formally agree that as of the 
date of transfer— 
(1) to hold the United States harmless and in-
demnify the United States for any and all claims, 
cost, damages, and judgments of any kind arising 
out of any act, omission, or occurrence relating to 
the transferred facilities, except for such claims, 
costs, damages arising from acts of negligence com-
mitted by the United States or by its employees, 
agents, or contractors, prior to the date of title 
transfer, for which the United States is found liable 
under the Federal Tort Claims Act; and 
(2) the United States shall have no responsi-
bility for correcting and financing any repairs or de-
ficiencies that may exist at the time of or following 
title transfer. 
(g) APPLICABLE LAW.—The Secretary shall transfer 
title pursuant to this section consistent with all applicable 
Reclamation policies and procedures. The Secretary and 
the San Luis Unit Contractor(s) or other entity acquiring 
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title shall comply with all applicable requirements under 
Federal and California law before title to a facility is 
transferred pursuant to this section. The Secretary is au-
thorized and directed to develop, no later than December 
2019, and in consultation with districts adjacent to or 
seeking to use the Drain, a plan for remediation of any 
remaining sediment and for future use of the portion of 
the San Luis Drain described in subsection (c). 
SEC. 9. COMPLIANCE WITH APPLICABLE LAW. 
In implementing the measures authorized by this Act, 
the Secretary shall comply with all applicable Federal 
laws, rules, and regulations, including the National Envi-
ronmental Policy Act of 1969 (42 U.S.C. 4321 et seq.) 
and the Endangered Species Act of 1973 (16 U.S.C. 1531 
et seq.), as necessary. 
SEC. 10. NO WATER SUPPLY OR FINANCIAL IMPACTS ON 
OTHER CENTRAL VALLEY PROJECT CON-
TRACTORS. 
Implementation of this Act and the Agreements au-
thorized thereunder shall not— 
(1) result in the involuntary reduction in the 
contract water allocation to any Central Valley 
Project water service or repayment contractor, water 
rights settlement contractor, exchange contractor, or 
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refuge contractor, including contractors in the 
Friant Division of the Central Valley Project; 
(2) modify, amend or affect any of the rights 
or obligations of the parties to any Central Valley 
Project water service or repayment contract, water 
rights settlement contract, exchange contract, or ref-
uge contract, including contracts in the Friant Divi-
sion of the Central Valley Project; 
(3) alter the repayment obligation, if any, of 
any Central Valley Project— 
(A) water service or repayment contractor; 
(B) settlement, refuge, or exchange con-
tractor; or 
(C) preference power contractor receiving 
water or power from the Central Valley Project, 
or shift any costs to such contractors that 
would otherwise have been properly assignable 
to San Luis Unit Contractors, including oper-
ations and maintenance costs, construction 
costs, or other capitalized costs allocated to San 
Luis Unit Contractors after the date of this 
Act; 
(4) impair the ability of the United States to 
implement the Stipulation of Settlement approved by 
the district court in Natural Resources Defense 
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Council, et al. v. Rogers, et al. (Case No. CIV S– 
88–1658 (LKK/GGH) E.D.Cal.), on October 23, 
2006, as authorized to be implemented by title X of 
Public Law 111–11, including the Restoration Goal 
and Water Management Goal; and 
(5) diminish, impair, or otherwise affect in any 
manner any priorities for the allocation, delivery or 
use of water under applicable law, including any 
purposes of use and priorities established by sections 
3402 and 3406 of the Central Valley Project Im-
provement Act (Public Law 102–575; 106 Stat. 
4706). 
SEC. 11. RESTORATION FUND PAYMENTS BY WESTLANDS 
WATER DISTRICT. 
For any year in which the allocation of water for 
south-of-Delta Central Valley Project long-term water irri-
gation service contractors or irrigation repayment contrac-
tors is greater than 75 percent, the Secretary shall cal-
culate for Westlands Water District a per acre foot Res-
toration Fund payment based on a projection that 
Westlands Water District would take delivery of the full 
allocation made to south-of-Delta Central Valley Project 
long-term water service contractors or repayment contrac-
tors. 
Æ 
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