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S Topics S District Overview S Capital Improvement S Customer Service Projects S Enhancements S Rates and Billing S Legislative Update S PG&E Power Shutoffs 2 CCWD Overview Established in 1946 13,000 Water Customers 65 Full-Time Employees

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Topics

S District Overview S Capital Improvement

Projects

S Legislative Update S PG&E Power Shutoffs S Customer Service

S Enhancements S Rates and Billing

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CCWD Overview

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65 Full-Time Employees Established in 1946 13,000 Water Customers 5,000 Sewer Customers

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CCWD Overview

  • Six water services areas
  • 5 Surface water
  • 1 Groundwater
  • 12 wastewater service areas
  • Recycled water supplied to golf courses
  • Two hydropower projects
  • North Fork Project on Stanislaus River
  • New Hogan Dam on Calaveras River
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Five-Member Elected Board of Directors

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CCWD Districts

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Calaveras River Mokelumne River

CCWD Water Supplies

Stanislaus River

Groundwater

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Spicer Reservoir – Ebbetts Pass Water Supply

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North Fork Project

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PG&E Power Shutoffs

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Thank you for Conserving Water During PG&E Power Shutoffs

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Ebbetts Pass Infrastructure Improvements

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Reach 1 Pipeline Replacement Project

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S Project summary: Replace 5 miles of 12-inch

diameter water transmission pipeline between Avery and Forest Meadows

S Purpose: Reduce leaks, increase fire flow & reliability S Schedule: Completion by fall 2020 S Cost: $7.5 million

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Redwood Tanks Replacement Project

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Replace 5 aging redwood tanks with fire- resistant metal tanks

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Locations: Forest Meadows, Arnold, Big Trees Village

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Estimated cost: $2.7 million

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Grant funding: $1.1 million (Cal OES/FEMA)

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Construction expected to begin in 2020

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Techite Line Replacement Project

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Replacing 1.3 miles of 14-inch diameter Techite pipeline (installed in 1970s) with new, 10-inch ductile iron water transmission line

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The project area is along parts of Meko Drive, Blackfoot Circle, Ottowa Drive and Bigfoot Circle

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Will replace 7 fire hydrants, 4 air relief valves, 1 PRV

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Water service will not be interrupted

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Techite is a fiberglass composite material used in the late 1970s that was later found to be defective.

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Estimated cost: $2 million

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Hunters Water Treatment Plant Filter Project

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S Rehabilitating two filters S Estimated cost: $477,000 S Construction expected to begin in 2020

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Reach 3A Project Completed in 2017

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S Replaced 4 miles of 12-

inch diameter water transmission pipeline

S New pipe runs from

White Pines to the Cal Fire Station in Arnold

S Cost: $5.3 million

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Redwood Tank Replacement Completed in 2014

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S Replaced two redwood

tanks in Big Trees Village with metal tanks

S Constructed 750 feet of

new, 8-inch water line

S Cost: $800,000

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Legislative Update

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Water Use Efficiency Legislation

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S Sweeping water use efficiency legislation was passed

in 2018: SB 606 & AB 1668

S The new law limits indoor water use, outdoor water

use and water lost to leaks

S CCWD & the State will not enforce these “water

budgets” on an individual customer level

S CCWD will be responsible for meeting an aggregate

water budget by 2023 – fines possible in 2025

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Water Shutoff Protection Act

S SB 998 was passed in 2018 and it provides additional protections for customers

who are delinquent and at risk of having their water shut off

S Effective February 1, 2020, CCWD must provide water shutoff information in

multiple languages, extend the time between the bill being mailed and shutting off water, and offer payment plans to customers

S More information can be found at www.ccwd.org/watershutoffprotection

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Rates

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CCWD Adopted a Five-Year in May 2018 Rates go up on July 16 Each Year

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Residential Water Usage Rates

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AutoPay & Bill Info

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AutoPay is Free and Easy – www.ccwd.org

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Don’t use Doxo

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Other Convenient Payment Options

S Customers can make one-time payments online without registering for an account S Customers can pay over the phone 24/7, 365 by calling (844) 516-4349

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Important Info Available on Bills

S Even if you’re on AutoPay, please take the time to read the front and back of the

paper bills you receive

S The bills contain special messages and other useful information about your

CCWD utility services, and we update them regularly when policy changes

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End of Presentation

S Joel Metzger, External Affairs Manager S Direct phone: (209) 754-3123 S Email: joelm@ccwd.org S For more information, go to: www.ccwd.org S Like us on Facebook:

facebook.com/calaveraswaterdistrict

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Q&A

Thank you for coming!