The San Diego County Regional Airport Authority captured, treated and reused 812,500 gallons of stormwater last year, according to a report released Wednesday. That water, which would otherwise naturally have run off into San Diego Bay, was then used to heat and cool buildings at San Diego International Airport.
As the state continues to deal with a historic drought, Southern California homeowners are getting the chance to transform their thirsty grass and gardens. The Metropolitan Water District offers rebates to residents ripping up their lawns and putting in plants that don’t need a lot of water to survive.
The Santa Clarita Valley Water Agency unanimously approved a bond issuance that would raise $75 million by 2032 and a debt-financing plan that would saddle the water retailer with a little more than a half-billion dollars in debt, according to the agency’s plans. The efforts are expected to help the agency address capital projects’ costs […]
The redesign of the planned Bonsall Oaks development will involve the relocation of facilities for which easements must be granted and, on Jan. 24, the Rainbow Municipal Water District approved the quitclaim of easements previously granted to Rainbow. Rainbow’s board voted 5-0 to approve the quitclaim of the easements. The quitclaim excludes certain portions for […]
San Diego Airport Reused More Than 800,000 Gallons of Stormwater in 2022
/in Home Headline, Media Coverage, San Diego County /by Mike Lee /Times of San Diegoby Elizabeth IrelandThe San Diego County Regional Airport Authority captured, treated and reused 812,500 gallons of stormwater last year, according to a report released Wednesday. That water, which would otherwise naturally have run off into San Diego Bay, was then used to heat and cool buildings at San Diego International Airport.
SoCal Homeowners Can Get More Drought-Resistant Plants Installed With This Rebate Offer
/in Home Headline, Media Coverage, San Diego County /by Mike Lee /ABC 7 by Leo StallworthAs the state continues to deal with a historic drought, Southern California homeowners are getting the chance to transform their thirsty grass and gardens. The Metropolitan Water District offers rebates to residents ripping up their lawns and putting in plants that don’t need a lot of water to survive.
SCV Water Oks Plan to Address Projects’ Costs With Future Rate Increases
/in Media Coverage, San Diego County /by Mike Lee /The Signalby Perry SmithThe Santa Clarita Valley Water Agency unanimously approved a bond issuance that would raise $75 million by 2032 and a debt-financing plan that would saddle the water retailer with a little more than a half-billion dollars in debt, according to the agency’s plans. The efforts are expected to help the agency address capital projects’ costs […]
RMWD Quitclaims Bonsall Oaks Easements
/in Media Coverage, San Diego County /by Mike Lee /Village Newsby Joe NaimanThe redesign of the planned Bonsall Oaks development will involve the relocation of facilities for which easements must be granted and, on Jan. 24, the Rainbow Municipal Water District approved the quitclaim of easements previously granted to Rainbow. Rainbow’s board voted 5-0 to approve the quitclaim of the easements. The quitclaim excludes certain portions for […]