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It looks like the community will get a chance to voice an opinion on the proposed new Escuela gate: Should it be staffed or unstaffed? Read more » about Expect community meetings on Escuela gate

The Community Services District's role in creating community parks, the possibility of no rate increase this fiscal year, and addressing issues in the new water treatment plant dominated the February board meeting and other recent CSD sessions. Read more » about CSD reviews parks role, new budget

At its January board meeting, the Community Services District approved a report that concludes the district has enough water to supply new development and announced the appointment of a security sergeant. Read more » about There's enough water, CSD tells county

The Community Services District board has approved a grant application to fund the first phase of its recycled water system expansion project. The first phase will provide infrastructure needed to bring recycled water service to Stonehouse Park at an estimated cost of $4 million. Read more » about CSD pursues grant for recycled water system

Consultant Lisa Maddaus answers questions about drought and water availability data in the water supply assessment for the Rancho Murieta North Project.

Development took center stage at the Community Services District last week with a public meeting on a water supply report that concludes there is enough water for 827 new residential lots proposed for Rancho Murieta North. Some audience members challenged the report’s conclusions and data. Read more » about Enough water for development? Study says yes

The Community Services District's draft Water Supply Assessment for the planned North development will be the subject of a public workshop 6 p.m. Jan. 11 at the CSD Building. The report is available at the CSD's website or can be downloaded from the attachment link below. Read more » about CSD water supply workshop Jan. 11

Our promising start to the rainy season has meant good things for the community’s reservoirs, with more than 40 million gallons added already, the Community Services District says.

Paul Siebensohn, the CSD’s director of field operations, said the Cosumnes River’s flows allowed the CSD to begin diverting river water into our reservoirs on Dec. 12. As of Dec. 23, the reservoir combined capacity was at 82.5 percent.

This is far ahead of where we were in 2013 (62.5 percent) but about where we were last year (81.9 percent), when we had a rainy start to the winter. Read more » about Rain means good things for our reservoirs