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New pipeline being installed. The
improvements are part of the District's multi-year improvement program, financed by the
Water Availability Charge and Bond Project monies.The District’s multi-year capital improvement program continues in high
gear with a number of major pipeline replacements. Several of the streets selected are
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- New main lines are being installed in Parra Grande Lane,
with installations also being completed for Hermosillo Road, East Mountain Drive, South
Jameson Lane and the Romero Reservoir area
- Picacho Lane and Ortega Hill Road are slated for replacement
mains this Spring.
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| Meet Steve Hickox, the Water District’s new water treatment and
production specialist. Hiring Steve strengthens longstanding commitment to quality by
adding his new position that is devoted 100% to providing customers with top quality
water. |
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Take a moment to meet the District’s new Water
Treatment and Production Superintendent, Steven Hickox.
Steve comes to us from the City of Ventura, where he
worked at the Avenue Water Treatment Facility. A graduate of Ventura College, and with
California Certifications for water treatment and water distribution, he brings with him15
years experience in the water industry. |
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One of his
previous jobs involved daily responsibility for a massive750 million gallons per day
treatment plant for the giant Metropolitan Water District. He also is experienced in water
audits and conservation work. We welcome Steve’s
expertise in Montecito’s water production and quality activities.
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