The water agency's rate setting committee filled its appointed positions but still needs community members, with the first meeting scheduled for November 13. Operational testing continues at the College Lake treatment facility as staff work to resolve water quality issues including polymer carryover and micro sand problems affecting customer filters. Regional water production was lower than previous years during July-September, consistent with trends observed by other Central Coast water...
The board approved over $273,000 in consultant agreements to conduct a comprehensive rate setting process for FY 2025-26, establishing an ad hoc committee to oversee community engagement efforts. The College Lake water treatment facility is now operational and producing water but faces turbidity issues requiring ongoing adjustments, with some customers experiencing filter clogging from polymer residue. Additionally, the board authorized $100,000 for vegetation management at College Lake...
