FAQs
Start and stop dates will be posted in Announcements and published in our Newsletters.
Yes. The assessment you are billed on your property taxes is used to keep the irrigation delivery system in working order to deliver the irrigation water to the delivery point.
You are provided water at a rate of flow measured at the delivery point. We don’t meter or monitor how much water you use. The cost of meters and monitoring 2,200+ parcels would cost much more than the water lost during the occasional down time.
One of the benefits of enclosing more and more of our system in underground pipes is that we’re able to capture some pressure. While that’s an advantage, some users find that older valves struggle with the new pressure. We suggest you replace old valves with a pressure-reducing valve if you’re experiencing this.
The District provides irrigation water to the delivery point at the appropriate levels. Private pipes, waterboxes and valves beyond the delivery is the responsibility of landowners. Leaks and breaks can be a messy, frustrating problem. We recommend users install private shut-off valves so that during repairs, your neighbors are not also without water.
When we need to shut down a delivery or section for emergency repairs on District lines, our office will attempt to contact you if we have your phone number or email. If you're not sure that we have emergency contact information for you, please Contact Us.