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Shoreline project promotes water conservation program

Deer Valley Golf Course block wall is being installed

Deer Valley Golf Course, 13975 W. Deer Valley Drive, shoreline is being repaired at the lake during a closure.

(Independent Newsmedia/Jennifer Jimenez)

The shoreline project at Deer Valley Golf Course is underway.

A similar project at Desert Trails Golf Course was completed using riprap around the shoreline, while this project is using a block wall, which is taking more time.

The Deer Valley project began June 29 and is expected to be completed in August.

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