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The Santa Clara Valley Water District's Capital Improvement Program (CIP) Draft Fiscal Years 2025-29 Five-Year Plan was authorized for release to all cities in Santa Clara County and the County of Santa Clara by the Board of Directors on February 27, 2024. The CIP is a projection of Valley Water’s capital funding requirements for planned capital projects from Fiscal Year 2024/25 through Fiscal Year 2028/29. The purpose of the CIP is to document planned Valley Water projects and help integrate Valley Water work with the larger community by aligning Valley Water planning with other local agency planning efforts.

The plan includes 73 projects totaling $9.55 billion, which includes prior expenditures in the amount of $2.15 billion. Approximately 13 percent of this amount, $1.2 billion, is anticipated to be funded by outside sources through reimbursements and cost-sharing partnerships. The program includes water supply, flood protection, water resources stewardship, buildings and grounds and information technology projects.

Projects in the CIP will improve, repair, replace, or construct infrastructure. There are 37 Water Supply projects ($7.23 billion), 15 projects to increase flood protection ($1.94 billion), 13 environmental restoration, enhancement and mitigation projects ($222 million), 3 projects to repair or maintain Valley Water buildings and grounds ($96 million), and 5 projects to upgrade or expand existing information technology ($66 million).