Sites Reservoir when completed, the long-proposed, $4 billion Sites Reservoir will hold enough water to feed the needs of five million homes a year or a half million acres of farmland. That's enough water to cover every square inch of San Francisco with water that is 50 feet deep.
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Happened as dated, per krcrtv.com[2]: "…the absolute possible last date to get started on that." When completed, the long-proposed, $4 bill…"
A later KRCR report (same outlet as the pin's original source) on continued developments and pushback on the project's revised timeline.[1]
Wikipedia reports the groundbreaking timeline slipped again after the pin's source: groundbreaking is now planned for 2026 (not 2024) with completion by 2032, so the pin's stored date is now known to be too early, though no single new groundbreaking day has been fixed.
CapRadio's headline states the "Sites Reservoir project finally gets green light, construction expected to begin in 2024", supporting the pin's claim about staying on track for 2024; published 24 November 2023, over a year before the pin's stored 31 December 2024 date, it reports an early milestone rather than confirmed groundbreaking.
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