Lake Morena Views Consolidation

The State Water Resources Control Board (State Water Board) is the Lead Agency for the Project. The Project includes the consolidation of the Lake Morena Views Mutual Water Company (LMVMWC), Lake Morena’s Oak Shores Mutual Water Company Inc. (LMOSMWC), and Lake Morena County Park (LMCP) water systems into a single water distribution system. The Project includes the following: the installation of transmission pipeline to carry water from LMVMWC wells to the LMOSMWC treatment system and tanks, then from the LMOSMWC system to the LMVMWC storage tanks; the installation of distribution pipelines to connect the LMOSMWC distribution system to the existing LMCP distribution system, as well as a transmission pipeline that conveys treated water from LMCP’s Well No. 2 to the existing LMOSMWC tanks or treatment system; the improvements and the replacements of LMVMWC distribution system to eliminate dead ends and to extend to the LMOSMWC water distribution system; and the installation of two pressure-reducing stations and appurtenant facilities. Monitoring and controls system of the consolidated water system will be improved through additional analyzers (nitrate), groundwater level sensors, flow meters, storage tank water level sensors, and a hard-wired communication system. New customer water meters will be installed throughout the existing LMOSMWC and LMVMWC service areas. Approximately three water meters will also be installed to supply LMCP. Minor improvements will be made to LMOSMWC’s well sites and to its treatment facility site, in addition to the capacity expansion