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Regular meetings are 7:30PM on the first and third Thursday of each month at the district office at 8888 Cabrillo Hwy, next to Pt Montara Lighthouse and Hostel. Montara Water & Sanitary District July 8, 2010 (continuation of July 1 meeting) We post agendas before each board meeting:
MWSD is a member of Sewer Authority Mid-Coastside (SAM),
the agency that collects and cleans our Coastside community's wastewater before it enters the ocean.
SAM meets monthly on the 4th Monday at 7:30pm. Jim Harvey and Scott Boyd presently serve as SAM board members.
MWSD works with Seacoast Disposal for trash pickup and waste hauling. http://seacoast-disposal.com/
Changes that happened in 2007 include:
Visit County Solid Waste Department for information about recycling, composting, etc.
General Manager
• Clemens Heldmaier Directors Frequently Asked Questions – info about the district, the directors, how to save money, and other interesting items! Water & Sanitary Code updated June 2009 Current fee schedule updated June 2009 Remodeling Permit information/application Standard Sewer Specifications – the entire standard specifications describing standards for construction for all District sewage facilities (i.e., sewer laterals, mains, etc.) [updated 2009, 2MB PDF]. Standard Water Specifications – the entire standard specifications describing standards for construction for all District water facilities. Water System Master Plan , 2005 Addendum Information packet for those building a new home Economic analysis -- Bartle Wells, Independent Public Finance Advisors, prepared a connection charge review when the District was preparing to lift the sewer moratorium some years back. The board was concerned that expansion costs be apportioned appropriately to those receiving the benefits. BUDGET -- The annual operating and capital budgets are developed beginning in April for the coming fiscal year which extends from July 1 to June 30 of the following year. The Board has a Budget Committee consisting of two Board members that meet in a noticed special meeting. The Sewer Service Charges that will levied against each property will be based on the adopted budget. Annual Connection Charge Report -- MWSD maintains four funds tracking revenue received from property owners for sewer connection or water connection charges. Revenue to these funds results from amounts collected for new sewer service connections, addition of fixture units to an existing sewer service connection, or new water service connections (private fire protection (PFP) connections). |
MONTARA WATER & SANITARY DISTRICT
One person's trash is another person's treasure. Learn about finding good homes for things you no longer need, or finding items you might want. It's called Freecycle. REBATES: Low-flow toilets & washing machine rebates are here! Want to pay your water bill by automatic withdrawal from your checking account? Download this form . Be sewer smart! Prevent sewer backups this rainy season. Learn more!  Drip CalculatorMeasure and Estimate Water Wasted Due to Leaks. You might be surprised how much a slow leak costs. Did you know that your sewer service charges are based on your water usage during the rainy season? Fixing leaks saves money (and water). "Keeping our environment clean" Learn about PG&E energy efficiency rebates. |
Draft Phase 3 Midcoast Groundwater Study now available for review and comment. The report
was prepared by the Resource Conservation District on behalf of the County of San Mateo.
Recycled Water MWSD is working with GSD and HMB at SAM on developing recycled water. Public Works Plan The Coastal Commission approved the plan (PDF) at their November 2008 meeting. The plan includes 1.1 million gallons of new water storage, the new Alta Vista well, and a new water treatment facility. Consumer Confidence Report May 2008 Annual water consumer confidence report (for calendar 2007) download. Solar Energy Read about our solar installations. A little water system history from a Citizens Utilities document dated 11/97
Water service in this area was commenced in 1907 by subdividers to facilitate the sales of real estate. The water system properties were acquired by the Public Utilities California Corporation in 1928, which then changed names to Citizens Utilities Company of California in 1949. In 1950, Citizens sold its properties in the Half Moon Bay area and a portion of the properties in the Moss Beach area to Coastside County Water District. In 1958, CUCC acquired a water system from the Montara School District that was originally installed by the U. S. Navy in 1944. |
Our Mission Statement: To sensitively manage the natural resources entrusted to our care, to provide the people of Montara and Moss Beach with reliable, high-quality water, wastewater, and trash disposal services at an equitable price, and to ensure the fiscal and environmental vitality of the district for future generations.
