The city of Poway is returning to “level 1” voluntary water shortage measures based on a report that the city has sufficient water supplies to meet its demands through June 2024, officials said. Poway council members unanimously approved the return to less stringent water shortage measures at the Aug. 1 meeting.
The water tank visible from Hanson Lane has been re-painted with an “R” for Ramona, Ramona High School and Jim Robinson, who retired after 20 years on the Ramona Municipal Water District’s board of directors. The ID-5 water tank off Old Julian Highway between downtown Ramona and San Diego Country Estates is now known as […]
Parque Baja California should be the ideal community park. Mature trees provide shade and benches give visitors a comfortable place to sit and feel the ocean breeze. But running through the middle of the park is a drainage culvert with water flowing year round.
All told, last week’s system-wide storm surge left more than 5,200 Imperial Irrigation District customers without power — some for minutes, some for hours — and caused between $1 million and $1.5 million in damages to two high-voltage transmission lines, according to the most recent IID projections.
Poway Returns to “Level 1” Voluntary Water Shortage Measures
/in Home Headline, Media Coverage, San Diego County /by Mike Lee /Poway News Chieftainby Julie Gallant Mentioned: San Diego County Water AuthorityThe city of Poway is returning to “level 1” voluntary water shortage measures based on a report that the city has sufficient water supplies to meet its demands through June 2024, officials said. Poway council members unanimously approved the return to less stringent water shortage measures at the Aug. 1 meeting.
Big ‘R’ on Ramona Water Tank Honors Retired Water District Director
/in Home Headline, Media Coverage, San Diego County /by Mike Lee /Ramona Sentinelby Noah HarrelThe water tank visible from Hanson Lane has been re-painted with an “R” for Ramona, Ramona High School and Jim Robinson, who retired after 20 years on the Ramona Municipal Water District’s board of directors. The ID-5 water tank off Old Julian Highway between downtown Ramona and San Diego Country Estates is now known as […]
Tijuana’s Illegal Sewer Hookups Linked to Cross-Border Pollution
/in Home Headline, Media Coverage, San Diego County /by Mike Lee /KPBS-FM/TVby Gustavo SolisParque Baja California should be the ideal community park. Mature trees provide shade and benches give visitors a comfortable place to sit and feel the ocean breeze. But running through the middle of the park is a drainage culvert with water flowing year round.
5.2K IID Customers Lose Power in July 31 Storm
/in Media Coverage, San Diego County /by Mike Lee /Holtville Tribuneby Richard Montenegro BrownAll told, last week’s system-wide storm surge left more than 5,200 Imperial Irrigation District customers without power — some for minutes, some for hours — and caused between $1 million and $1.5 million in damages to two high-voltage transmission lines, according to the most recent IID projections.