California's 750-acre Irvine Lake to be drained for five years of dam repairs
Water levels at Irvine Lake are set to drop substantially this month as essential dam repair work gets underway. The planned drawdown will allow construction crews to carry out work needed to strengthen the dam's structure in line with regulatory requirements. Water managers are keeping a close watch on possible winter weather impacts to protect local communities. Environmental specialists are also being consulted on how to safely move fish out of the lake and how to respond to anglers' concerns.
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