Goleta Water District

Montecito Water District (MWD) is a water utility company located in Santa Barbara, California. With a century of service, MWD is responsible for providing reliable and sustainable water resources to the community. They operate and maintain eight reservoir sites in the Santa Ynez foothills of Montecito, ensuring the storage and distribution of water to meet the needs of residents and businesses. MWD is committed to complying with current seismic design codes and regulations, undertaking the Reservoir Retrofit and Replacement Project to enhance the safety and functionality of their water storage facilities. The project involves seismic retrofits, repairs, and replacements at the existing reservoirs, which were originally built between the early 1900s and 1970s. By bringing the reservoirs into compliance with current standards, MWD aims to mitigate the risk of failure during seismic events. The construction is scheduled to take place from Spring 2022 through Spring 2025. MWD prioritizes transparency and public engagement, inviting interested individuals to attend the public hearing by the Board of Directors to discuss the adoption of the Draft Initial Study Mitigated Negative Declaration (IS-MND).Generated from the website

Ventura River County Water District, located in Ojai, CA, is dedicated to providing high-quality water that meets or exceeds state and federal drinking water standards. With a strong belief in excellent customer service, the district offers a range of services including water surveys, rebates, and information on water conservation. They also ensure compliance with regulations and ordinances to prevent water waste and maintain the integrity of their water system. As stewards of the local aquifer, lake, and rain levels, Ventura River County Water District is committed to preserving water resources and promoting sustainable practices. Through their comprehensive water system evaluation and regular reports on water quality, they strive to ensure the availability and reliability of water for their customers. With a focus on transparency, the district encourages public participation in their board meetings and provides informative newsletters and updates on groundwater levels and drought status.Generated from the website