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Water
Master Plan
The Los Osos Community Services District (LOCSD or District) supplies
its customers with domestic water service and fire protection, among
other services. The
District was approved by voters in November 1998 and began operations in
1999 under the Community Services District Law of the California,
Government Code, §61000 et al.
The District has been
under a building moratorium since 1988, and is pursuing the
implementation of a community-wide wastewater project due to groundwater
contamination and in response to cease and desist orders issued by the
Central Coast Regional Water Quality Control Board (RWQCB).
Commitments have been received by the State Water Resources
Control Board (SWRCB) to provide up to $70.5 million in funding from the
State Revolving Fund program. It is expected that wastewater services
will become available in late 2005, and that the building moratorium
will be lifted at that time.
The District must
plan water services to not only meet current demands, but to anticipate
growth following the cessation of the building moratorium, and in future
years to come. In order to facilitate the goals of the District to
provide a plan to meet the ultimate needs of the District’s service
area customers, the District has implemented this water master plan and
capital improvement program.
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