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Reclamation signed a record of decision Jan. 15, 2021, selecting the preferred alternative; the page says that signing completed the National Environmental Policy Act requirements. A heading names a draft EIS public meeting dated June 18, 2020, but the supplied text does not establish whether it was held. Reclamation says it will issue a repayment contract for McClusky Canal water use and other permits to construct and maintain facilities on its right of way; their issuance and dates are not reported.", "rights": "facts_only", "source": {"url": "https://www.usbr.gov/gp/dkao/nepa/endaws/index.html", "name": "US Bureau of Reclamation screened government project narrative", "origin": "live", "checksum": "1ff703d2a75aa730b53735f7cd0e07448b13cc009b2f2815c6588fba6cc93283", "observed_at": "2026-10-02T13:34:55.307187+00:00", "revision_id": "341600f4-bca6-4234-bf3d-dbc4aca07e88", "published_at": null}, "locator": "/html/body/div/div[4]/div/div[2]/div[3]/div/div[1]/p[4]/text-position:233", "claim_id": "5b1d65b9-3b02-4531-b46d-8c2a34b508cd", "modality": "reported", "confidence": 0.9, "valid_from": null, "attribution": "US Bureau of Reclamation own-government project narrative", "evidence_id": "4bb0a082-d9db-45b8-888c-a999faab28f4", "valid_until": null, "assertion_id": "63310096-0648-486a-ace0-90b98053013a", "temporal_expression": "", "extraction_confidence": 0.9}}, "origin": "snapshot", "revision": 1, "timeline": [], "is_sample": false, "project_id": "3081883e-2524-49da-950c-ca5fc824e734", "publication": {"local_only": false, "reviewed_at": "2026-10-15T16:44:01.394333+00:00", "indexability": "noindex", "buying_window": "unknown", "policy_version": "accepted-destination-v1", "template_version": "dossier-v1"}, "public_summary": "Reclamation\u2019s page reports that its Jan. 15, 2021 record of decision selected an alternative for the project. The described plan is phased: Phase 1 includes a McClusky Canal intake, pump station, biota water treatment plant, and buried pipelines; Phase 2 adds infrastructure for Missouri River water. The stated limit is up to 165 cfs from each source, but no more than 165 cfs combined. Water is planned to pass through treatment before delivery to the state-led Red River Valley Water Supply Project. The page labels itself \u201cLast Updated\u201d 4/3/25; that label does not establish current construction or operating status.", "schema_version": "1.0", "public_unknowns": ["Construction start, completion, operating dates, and current project status are not reported; the page describes planned infrastructure and records the 2021 decision, not implementation progress.", "The route is described as northern, but no precise pipeline alignment or facility sites are given.", "The reviewed project text does not state a budget, funding arrangement, contractor, procurement process, or procurement package. It says a repayment contract and permits will be issued but gives no issuance status or date.", "Linked EIS volumes and the record of decision are listed but are not assessed in this summary. 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