The COCWD Assessment District Election for Water & Sewer Infrastructure Upgrades PASSED (posted Monday, July 12, 2010 11:00 PM)
YES
77.03%
161 VOTES
NO 22.97% 48 VOTES 61.65 % VOTER TURNOUT Thank you for your Support!
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Assessment District Documents available: Assessment Engineer's Final Report Brelje & Race Civil Engineer's 07-29-09 Memo on Estimated Costs for Utility Systems Project Upgrades Alternatives _______________________________________________________________ Update on Repairs to Fire Suppression
Standpipe on 300 block of Country Club Lane A standpipe
was struck by a delivery truck midday on Saturday, May 1st. The
accident caused approximately 20,000 gallons of water to flow into the
greenbelt between Country Club Lane and Sunny Hill Lane. Water service
to customers along the western edge of the subdivision was interrupted
for three hours because of the accident. Our facility operator,
Phillips and Associates, implemented actions to eventually limit the
problem to the immediate area surrounding the accident site. Repairs to
the standpipe were completed by 5:00 PM that day. Service to the
remaining few customers was also restored by 5:00 PM. District
operations returned to normal by late Monday night. Restitution is being sought from the delivery company's auto insurance for the costs incurred by the District in this incident. _______________________________________________________________ * * * * * EFFECTIVE TUESDAY, MAY 5, 2009: * * * * *
WATER
FILTRATION PLANT REPAIRS COMPLETED _______________________________________________________________ The District’s water filtration unit was recently overhauled to replace the multiple layers of media that create clean drinking water for our customers. The Alert to COCWD customers issued on December 1, 2008 is no longer in effect. The COCWD Board of Directors and staff appreciate your increased water conservation efforts and your full cooperation to reduce the water processing demands placed on the filtration plant during the overhaul project. Once the summer season arrives, customer water use increases. Continuing to practice water conservation efforts throughout the year helps you save money. To check for additional ways to use water wisely, please visit the District's CONSERVATION web page via the hypertext link provided on the Navigation sidebar on the left side of this page. |