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About the Water Master
Plan
The Los Osos
Community Services District Water Master Plan (WMP) is critical to
responsible planning, management of services, and for sustainable
future development in the Los Osos water service area. First
developed in June 2001, the WMP is used to develop and assess not
only current existing water system infrastructure and water demands,
but also to determine deficiencies in infrastructure and treatment
facilities. It also addresses growth in future years to
come. Highlights of issues being addressed in the WMP are water
supply and water quality, water storage, water distribution and
capital improvement projects. The WMP also considers hydro
geological groundwater studies and models, water reclamation and
conservation for future sustainable water supply, provisions for
modifications in fire code targeting adequate fire flows, and a
financial capitalization plan for taking advantage of low interest
loans through the State Infrastructure Bank for the funding of
capital improvement projects.
The current LOCSD
WMP dated August 2002 was circulated through technical advisory
committees for review as well as public review. The document was
ultimately adopted by the LOCSD Board of Directors in March 2003.
Water
Master Plan Update
(This update provided with each new edition of
the Bear Pride Newsletter)
The Board of
Directors on May 19, 2005 approved the first contract of the Capital
Improvement Projects (CIP) program. Contract #9, the Hydro-Pneumatic
Zone Expansion, South Bay Well Upgrade, and Booster Station Upgrade
project was awarded to Penfield & Smith Engineers through a
competitive bid process. The District has also issued a Request for
Proposal for Contract #10, the 16th Street and El Moro, and the 16th
Street and Santa Maria pipe upgrade project. District staff
anticipates the Board of Directors will consider the award of the
Contract #10 at its regularly scheduled meeting on July 7, 2005.
Both projects are designed and slated to address inadequate flows
and low pressures throughout the community water system.
Table of Contents
prepared by John Wallace & Associates in association with
Cleath & Associates, August 2002.
On
Separate Pages: (click on the link of your specific interest or
start reading on this page and read through the pages clicking on the "NEXT" and "PREVIOUS" links provided at the
bottom of each page.)
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Capital
Improvement Projects -
First Priority
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Capital
Improvement Projects -
Second Priority
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Capital
Improvement Projects -
Third Priority
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Capital
Improvement
Development Impact Fees
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