/in San Diego County/by Andrea Mora /The San Diego Union Tribuneby Laura Groch Mentioned: San Diego County Water Authority
The Carlsbad City Council met in special closed session Tuesday for personnel evaluations. In regular session, the council held a hearing and voted 3-2 to deny permits for the Carlsbad Boat Club and Resort, a 20-unit timeshare condominium project at 4509 Adams St.; approved moving $100,000 from the Agricultural Conversion Mitigation Fee fund to the […]
Canyon Lake is closer to living up to its “a little bit of paradise” billing, thanks to some recent developments on issues facing the gated enclave and its namesake lake. The city’s nearly 11,000 residents will have the right to boat, ski, swim and fish on the 380-acre reservoir at the community for the next […]
The San Diego Unified School District began testing its schools’ water this month after lab reports confirmed “higher than allowable” lead levels were found at one campus. Test results released Thursday show lead has been found in the water of schools tested last week but not more than the action level set by EPA of […]
The post-drought good news continued Friday as the State Water Project announced that it was boosting deliveries to the highest levels in 11 years. Most agencies, including the Metropolitan Water District of Southern California, will get 85% of the amount they request. Water districts north of the Sacramento-San Joaquin Delta will get 100%. Earlier this […]
How They Voted, April 16
/in San Diego County /by Andrea Mora /The San Diego Union Tribuneby Laura Groch Mentioned: San Diego County Water AuthorityThe Carlsbad City Council met in special closed session Tuesday for personnel evaluations. In regular session, the council held a hearing and voted 3-2 to deny permits for the Carlsbad Boat Club and Resort, a 20-unit timeshare condominium project at 4509 Adams St.; approved moving $100,000 from the Agricultural Conversion Mitigation Fee fund to the […]
Why Canyon Lake Is On An Upswing
/in San Diego County /by Andrea Mora /The Press-Enterprise (Riverside)by Michael WilliamsCanyon Lake is closer to living up to its “a little bit of paradise” billing, thanks to some recent developments on issues facing the gated enclave and its namesake lake. The city’s nearly 11,000 residents will have the right to boat, ski, swim and fish on the 380-acre reservoir at the community for the next […]
New Results Released in San Diego Unified School District Lead Tests
/in San Diego County /by Andrea Mora /NBC 7 San Diegoby R. Stickney, Wendy FryThe San Diego Unified School District began testing its schools’ water this month after lab reports confirmed “higher than allowable” lead levels were found at one campus. Test results released Thursday show lead has been found in the water of schools tested last week but not more than the action level set by EPA of […]
State Will Send More Water to Southern California As It Boosts Deliveries To Highest Levels In 11 Years
/in San Diego County /by Mike Lee /Los Angeles Timesby Bettina BoxallThe post-drought good news continued Friday as the State Water Project announced that it was boosting deliveries to the highest levels in 11 years. Most agencies, including the Metropolitan Water District of Southern California, will get 85% of the amount they request. Water districts north of the Sacramento-San Joaquin Delta will get 100%. Earlier this […]