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Wednesday, January 21, at 2pm - Helix Water District Board Meeting

1/20/2015

 
Here is the agenda & Board Package for our Regular Board Meeting:
 
AGENDA
REGULAR MEETINGS OF THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Wednesday, January 21, 2015 – 2pm
7811 University Avenue, La Mesa, CA 91942-0427  

Interesting Items:

Item 6:  The Board Receive a Presentation by Executive Director John Bolthouse of The Water Conservation Garden regarding the Habitat Garden Project and Development of an Education Program Exclusively for Helix Water District Ratepayers

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    Author: Kathleen Hedberg

    Civil Engineer in 3rd Term as a Helix Water District Board Director.

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The Helix Water District covers an area of nearly 50 square miles, serving the cities of La Mesa, El Cajon, Lemon Grove, the community of Spring Valley, and various unincorporated areas near El Cajon. Helix Water District owns Lake Jennings and Lake Cuyamaca. Helix Water District customers receive water treated at a 106 MGD R. M. Levy Treatment Plant in Lakeside. Helix also has storage rights of 10,000 acre feet in El Capitan Reservoir for water from Lake Cuyamaca, San Diego River tributaries, and imported water. Treated water is stored in the 30-million-gallon Grossmont Reservoir, under the grass at Harry Griffen Park, and 21 other storage tanks located throughout the District. The District has a total storage capacity of 63 million gallons for filtered water.

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