To guard against volatility in the amount of state water it receives, Santa Maria and several other Central Coast Water Authority members are planning to claim an additional 12,214 acre-feet of state water that was set aside decades ago. The move — which would be funded by issuing a $42 million bond — would increase […]
Elsinore Valley Municipal Water District, Riverside County Flood and Water Conservation District and the City of Lake Elsinore recently celebrated the transformation of an abandoned agricultural pipeline that has now been converted to move water from EVMWD’s Regional Water Reclamation Facility into Lake Elsinore. The supplemental recycled water provides an additional source of water for […]
Highly flammable nonnative plants have increasingly played a major role in Southern California’s struggles with wildfire — providing kindling along roadsides and around homes that turn sparks into menacing backcountry blazes. San Diego firefighting officials plan to dramatically ramp up efforts to rip out vegetation, both native and invasive, surrounding remote communities as part of […]
On Thursday 9/26 the Parking, Transportation & Mobility sub-committee of the Clairemont Community Planning Group met with one item Action/Review item on the Agenda: Clairemont Dr. Bike Lane Striping (Everett Hauser, City of San Diego) In conjunction with the City’s Pure Water Project, Mr Hauser will present 3 different options to remove between 5 to […]
To Guard Against Drought, Santa Maria Looks To Acquire Rights To Suspended State Water Supply
/in Home Headline, Media Coverage, San Diego County /by Mike Lee /Santa Maria Times by Razi SyedTo guard against volatility in the amount of state water it receives, Santa Maria and several other Central Coast Water Authority members are planning to claim an additional 12,214 acre-feet of state water that was set aside decades ago. The move — which would be funded by issuing a $42 million bond — would increase […]
Recycled Water Now Flows Through Repurposed Agricultural Pipeline Benefiting Area’s Watershed
/in Home Headline, Media Coverage, San Diego County /by Gayle Falkenthal /California Water News DailyElsinore Valley Municipal Water District, Riverside County Flood and Water Conservation District and the City of Lake Elsinore recently celebrated the transformation of an abandoned agricultural pipeline that has now been converted to move water from EVMWD’s Regional Water Reclamation Facility into Lake Elsinore. The supplemental recycled water provides an additional source of water for […]
Will Cal Fire’s Plan to Rip Out Vegetation in San Diego Lead to an Explosion in Flammable Invasive Grasses?
/in Media Coverage, San Diego County /by Gayle Falkenthal /San Diego Union-Tribuneby Joshua Emerson SmithHighly flammable nonnative plants have increasingly played a major role in Southern California’s struggles with wildfire — providing kindling along roadsides and around homes that turn sparks into menacing backcountry blazes. San Diego firefighting officials plan to dramatically ramp up efforts to rip out vegetation, both native and invasive, surrounding remote communities as part of […]
Proposed Clairemont Dr Restriping for Bike Lane & Potential Southbound Vehicle Lane Removal
/in Media Coverage, San Diego County /by Gayle Falkenthal /The Clairemont Timesby Chris O'ConnellOn Thursday 9/26 the Parking, Transportation & Mobility sub-committee of the Clairemont Community Planning Group met with one item Action/Review item on the Agenda: Clairemont Dr. Bike Lane Striping (Everett Hauser, City of San Diego) In conjunction with the City’s Pure Water Project, Mr Hauser will present 3 different options to remove between 5 to […]