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STANISLAUS MUTUAL WATER COMPANY Michael Meyer January 13, 2015

Private Water District

Google of Groundwater

Stanislaus Groundwater

Agricultural Land

Footprint

Water Infrastructure

OVERVIEW

STANISLAUS GROUNDWATER

• Media misperception of agricultural water use. • Linking the Cycle of water, Food and the Cycle of Life, balancing

agricultural, industrial and residential water needs for a more secure future.

• Sharing the water production burden by providing easy and efficient access to local groundwater supplies in a way that is sustainable and profitable.

• Accessing deep aquifers that are inaccessible to by conventional means making it impossible to access by most residential users.

GOOGLE OF GROUNDWATER

• We will distribute accessible and easy to understand information via our in-bound web platform.

• Promote rational balanced policy changes by providing a same page platform that encourages sharing and dissemination of information about California water use and regulation.

• Provide an all in one aggregator for water issues in California and beyond.

• Create transparency to promote good feelings between agricultural and industrial water users and local and regional governments and citizens.

• Provide a platform for voicing concerns about water use region to region and share solutions across all users.

• Quality of water is directly tied to quality of life. • http://www.stanislausgroundwater.com/

PRIVATE WATER DISTRICT

• Sustainable use of water resources • Exploration of water resources • Land acquisition • Water sharing • Water banking • Water distribution networks • Gallo & Trinitas • 501(c)(5) Ag non-profit

WATER INFRASTRUCTURE

• Satisfy water use requirements through technological and infrastructure networks.

• Our partners are some of the most experienced water infrastructure and technology implementers in California.

• Projects ranging from relatively small agricultural wells to large-scale industrial desalination.

• Advanced irrigation techniques provide water exactly where it is needed to ensure little or no waste and maximum efficiency.

• Our team of hydrologists, engineers, researchers, and analysts will help our clients parse through the data and devise and implement water use solutions.

• http://www.butier.com

WATER INFRASTRUCTURE PROJECTS

• Carlsbad Desalinization Plant

• Chino Desalter Phase 3 Expansion Milliken 1010 Zone Pump

ALMOND LIFECYLES: CONTOUR FARMING ASSOCIATES, LLC

DOWNTIME

BLOOM

POLLINATION

GROWING

SHELL CRACKING

HARVEST

SHELLING & SIZING

STORAGE

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MITIGATION INITIATIVES • Desalination A desalinization plant

closer to the ocean is a) a better way to get fresh water to SF than taking Sierra Nevada water away from farmers; and b) a better way to deal with global warming and rising sea levels, which currently threaten the environment.

• Dual Line Drip All of the big guys use this and the micro spray, and we can certainly advocate that all of the farmers adapt these water-saving technologies. Along the same line, advocating censors to determine when over-watering has occurred.

Desalination Dual Line Drip

REIT (REAL ESTATE INVESTMENT TRUST) PORTOLA LAND COMPANY, INC.

Portola Land Company, Inc. is a private real estate investment trust (REIT).

Portola owns farmlands valued in excess of $52 Million.

Portola is always actively seeking other farmland properties to purchase across the United States.

FORMULA FOR REIT OPERATIONS

Select Land

Prepare Land

Secure Water Source

Plant Trees

Lease to

Farmer

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PROJECT PORTFOLIO GLE-RESERVOIR ALMOND RANCH ONE (RARO)

Location: Stanislaus County

Property Type: Agriculture

First Leaf: 2013

Net Planted Acreage: 653

Contracted Base Rent: $3,200/acre

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PROJECT PORTFOLIO GLE-CASHMAN ALMOND RANCH ONE (CARO)

Location: Stanislaus County Property Type: Agriculture First Leaf 2015 Net Plantable Acreage: 1280

Contracted Base Rent: $3,200/acre

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ANOTHER REIT PORTOLA ACQUISITIONS, INC.

LOCATION

We would like to purchase land near the Stanislaus river, West of the salt/fresh water line, to build desalination infrastructure.

Based on Loopnet, the acquire cost for infrastructure property would be $120,000-$160,000/acre

CONSTRUCTION COST

Based on the Buy-in Methodology of Chino Desalter Phase 3, the construction cost is $4.75 - $7.00/gallon-day Over 10 years, $7/gal-yr is as little as $625/acre foot or $0.00192/gallon

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ACQUIRE COST

We plan to use REIT and Corporate Bonds to finance the private water district

HETCH HETCHY MIXING POINT

NORTHERN CALIFORNIA AQUIFERS

WHY OUR PROJECT

EXPERIENCED ENGINEER

Butier Engineering, Inc. has participated in the construction management of the Carlsbad desalinization project and the Chino desalter.

MASSIVE NEED

The Average water withdrawn in San Joaquin, Stanislaus, Merced County is about 1,250-2,000 millions of gallon per day.

SOARING WATER PRICE

Costs have soared to $1,100 per acre-foot from about $140 a year ago in the Fresno-based Westlands Water District, which represents 700 farms

FACILITY SUPPLIER

One of our financial engineer's family markets the hardware from China to actually build the facility

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FACILITIES BUILT BY OTHER SUPPLIERS

• Desalter station in Taiyuan Iron & Steel (Group) Company, LTD (China)

FACILITIES BUILT BY OTHER SUPPLIERS

■Process 1,066,934 Gallon/Day ■A steel Company in Shanghai, China

NEXT STEPS FOR WATER INFRASTRUCTURE

• Continue to survey multiple opportunities in emerging desalination and water treatment technologies.

• Continue to evaluate investment and business opportunities with a water treatment solutions provider who has proven technology edge in business.

• The opportunity would enable us to create market potential and establish potential synergies with expertise in the water treatment industry.

GLOBAL WATER TREATMENT MARKET POTENTIAL • According to the Global Water Intelligence (GWI), the global market for new

municipal and industrial water and wastewater treatment products is over $175 billion annually and expected to grow rapidly.

• According to UN, industrial processes consume 60% of freshwater in high income countries. Also, industrial consumption of water is expected to grow by 5x between 2013 and 2050.

• The global market for new large-scale industrial water treatment products is currently about $53 billion per year and is expected to grow to be around 20% per year. *

• The total US industrial and municipal water market is estimated at $18 billion in 2013.

• The US is expected to be the top growth market in the world for desalination, water treatment, and wastewater treatment products.

• *$53B market comprised of $35B industrial water management, $8B industrial wastewater treatment, $6B industrial process water, $3B ultrapure water treatment.

WE PRESERVE GROUNDWATER

The Stanislaus Mutual Fund Water Company takes

clean water seriously. Our efforts to preserve the

water table are relentless.