Certified
District water quality professionals monitor your water 24 hours
per day. They conduct thousands of tests per year with the help of
independent state-certified laboratories. The tests are conducted
to extraordinary levels of accuracy: the most intensive test can
detect one-hundredth of a part of a substance in a billion parts
of water. That is equivalent to finding one drop of a substance in
170,000 gallons of water. Our drinking water meets or exceeds
drinking water standards.
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Vital Water Information for Customers of Montecito Water
District
July 2001
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Water News |
Drinking
Water Quality
Report 2000 |
Presented
in this report are detailed results of intensive water quality
tests conducted throughout the year 2000, a description of the
sources of your water, and answers to common questions |
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Steve
Hickox,
Water Treatment and
Production Superintendent |
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Dear Customer:
Better Than State and Federal Quality Standards
Once again, our water quality staff is pleased to report
that our drinking water met or exceeded state and federal
drinking water standards last year. Inside this newsletter you
will find a detailed report on the results of thousands of
water quality tests conducted by your Water District during
2000.
Top Quality Source Water
More than half of Montecito’s water comes from Lake
Cachuma and is treated at the Cater Regional Treatment Plant
in Santa Barbara. The remainder of Montecito’s water is from
Jameson Lake, Fox and Alder Creeks and Doulton Tunnel, and is
treated in our own state-of-the art treatment facilities.
Montecito also owns groundwater wells, which are reserved for
use during periods of high demand and drought.
We Are Here To Serve You
If you have questions about our water quality or this
report, please contact Steve Hickox, Water Treatment and
Production Superintendent, or myself at 969-2271.
Very truly yours,
Frederick J. Adjarian
General Manager |
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