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It says distribution from main canals to individual users is the responsibility of local districts. It also reports historic construction milestones: initial units began with the Contra Costa Canal in October 1937; the canal was completed in 1948 and first delivered water in 1940; Shasta Dam work began in 1938 and was essentially complete in 1945, with storage beginning in January 1944 and first power delivered in June 1944. 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