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LAFCO File No. 4-S-24 | Garden Farms Community Water District Municipal Service Review and Sphere of Influence Study

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The San Luis Obispo County Local Agency Formation Commission has completed a Municipal Service Review and Sphere of Influence Study for the Garden Farms Community Water District, aligning with state legal requirements under Government Code Sections 56430 and 56425. The study establishes a 20-year growth boundary, known as the Sphere of Influence, defining the areas where the District may provide services in the future. This boundary serves as the foundation for determining potential expansion of service territories and is directly tied to the findings of the Municipal Service Review, which assessed the District's current public services. The Commission formally amended the District’s Sphere of Influence as outlined in Attachment A, Exhibit C of the May 21, 2026 staff report, which is publicly available on the LAFCO website. The District’s authorized functions have been officially limited to water supply and distribution, including the operation and maintenance of wells, storage facilities, and treatment systems, as mandated by California Water Code Section 30000. This restriction ensures the District remains focused on its core water delivery mission without expanding into other municipal services. All actions taken were based on comprehensive analysis and public process requirements, and the resulting Sphere of Influence is enforceable under state law. Point of contact for inquiries regarding the study and future amendments is Melissa B Morris, Commission Clerk, reachable through the provided email and phone number.

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Garden Farms Water District’s Sphere of Influence capped at 20 years for water supply only, per state law.

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California → San Luis Obispo County Local Agency Formation Commission

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541360 - Geophysical Surveying and Mapping ServicesView NAICS

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CA

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LAFCO File No. 4-S-24 Garden Farms Community Water District NOE

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AgencyCalifornia → San Luis Obispo County Local Agency Formation Commission
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California → San Luis Obispo County Local Agency Formation Commission
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Melissa B MorrisCommission Clerk

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The Local Agency Formation Commission (LAFCO) has prepared a Municipal Service Review (MSR) and Sphere of Influence (SOI) Study for the GFCWD pursuant to Government Code Section 56430 and Section 56425. The SOI is a 20-year growth boundary that includes areas that may be served by the District in the future. State law requires the MSR to be completed either prior to or concurrent with the SOI study. The MSR evaluates the public services provided by the District and is used as the basis for any changes to the SOI. The Commission took action to amend the District’s SOI as depicted in Attachment A, Exhibit C of the LAFCO May 21, 2026, staff report found on the LAFCO website at https://slo.lafco.ca.gov/. The Commission also established that the District’s authorized functions and services within its jurisdictional boundaries are limited to water supply and distribution, including the operation and maintenance of wells, storage, and treatment facilities, consistent with California Water Code Section 30000.

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