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Appendix A. Reclamation List of Agreements and Previous Plans States may not interfere with the operations of Standard Oil as they are now conducted and may not place any pole or tower or footing on Standard Oil right of way. January 9, 1968 Easement to Standard Oil Company of California. This Indenture provides Standard Oil with rights of way for pipeline relocated during construction of features of the San Luis Unit (San Luis Canal) by the United States. This document details the easement in Merced County to be granted to Standard Oil, the acceptable future uses by Standard Oil, and the conditions of use and transfer. January 9, 1968 Perpetual License for Joint Use of Right of Way. This document grants the United States a license for construction and perpetual operation and maintenance of the San Luis Canal on a parcel of land owned by Standard Oil, detailed in the document. This license is granted by Standard Oil under provisions of the Contract for Protection, Alteration, Rearrangement, and/or Relocation of Certain Facilities of Standard Oil Company of California (March 1, 1947). January 9, 1968 Quitclaim Deed. This document releases, remises, and quitclaims to Reclamation the right, title, and interest as granted to Standard Oil Company and Standard Gasoline Company. The document further details the parcel of land in question. August 29, 1968 Easement to Standard Oil Company of California. This Indenture provides Standard Oil with rights of way for pipe line relocated during construction of features of the San Luis Unit (San Luis Canal) by Reclamation. This document details the easement in Merced County to be granted to Standard Oil, the acceptable future uses by Standard Oil, and the conditions of use and transfer. August 9, 1968 Perpetual License for Joint Use of Right of Way. This document grants the United States a license for construction and perpetual operation and maintenance of the San Luis Canal on a parcel of land owned by Standard Oil, detailed in the document. This license is granted by Standard Oil under provisions of the Contract for Protection, Alteration, Rearrangement, and/or Relocation of Certain Facilities of Standard Oil Company of California (March 1, 1947). August 29, 1968 Quitclaim Deed. This document releases, remises, and quitclaims to the United States the right, title, and interest as granted to Standard Oil Company and Standard Gasoline Company. The document further details the parcel of land in question. A-18 San Luis Reservoir SRA Draft RMP/GP and Draft EIS/EIR
Appendix A. Reclamation List of Agreements and Previous Plans Miscellaneous Agreements December 11, 1984 Agreement for Temporary Water Service, Transportation, and Utilization to Provide Wildlife Habitat Related to the San Luis Drain. This agreement between the State, Reclamation and U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service made water temporarily available to be used to manage and maintain waterfowl habitat and grassland in the San Joaquin Basin. Operations and Maintenance Agreements and Reports January 12, 1972 (Amended September 4, 1991) Supplemental Agreement between the United States of America and State of California for the Operation of the San Luis Unit (Supplement No. 1). This agreement is a supplement to the original agreement of December 30, 1961, between the two parties, which provides that the State shall operate and maintain the San Luis Unit facilities, but leaves for future agreement, details relating to operation and maintenance. This supplemental agreement provides those details concerning operation and maintenance of O'Neill Forebay, San Luis Reservoir, Dos Amigos Pumping Plant, San Luis Canal, and detention dams and associated reservoirs. The agreement also identifies "operational requirements associated with power supply and generation; exchange of water, power, and capacities; reactive power; state operation of federal-only facilities; emergencies; federal participation in operation, maintenance, and replacement; water measurement responsibilities, water quality responsibilities and monitoring; power measurement responsibilities; federal water contractors; replacement water and mitigation responsibilities; visitor accommodations; various costs; and employment." The 1991 amendment revised Sub-article 25(b) in the agreement. September 4, 1991 Amendment No. I to the Supplemental Agreement Between the United States of America and the Department of Water Resources of the State of California for the Operation of the San Luis Unit (Supplement No.1). This Amendment revises a sub-article of the prior Agreement, while otherwise continuing the agreement "in full force and effect." Specifically, this Amendment revises Sub-article 25(b) of the Agreement by deleting "and (4) into the Coalinga Canal" and by adding "and" prior to (3) in that sub-article. March 19, 1996 Concession Contract. Cattle Grazing. Located at San Luis Reservoir State Recreation Area. Medeiros Area in Merced County. This is a legal contract between the State and Chet Vogt, granting Mr. Vogt the right, privilege, and duty to graze cattle on an approximately 1,000-acre tract of the Medeiros Area located south of O'Neill Forebay, for a period of 8 months. Attached to the contract is a CEQA project evaluation. San Luis Reservoir SRA A-19 Draft RMP/GP and Draft EIS/EIR
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