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HomeMy WebLinkAbout; PLAT - PROPOSED STUDY; PLAT - PROPOSED STUDY - PUBLIC WATER SUPPLY; 1974-09-10CONBULTINOl WOODSIDE/KUBOTA A ASSOCIATES, INC. 2965 Roosevelt St. • P. O. Box 1095 • Carlsbad, California 92008 -(714) 729-1194 September 10, 1974 Mr. John Williamson Neste, Brudin & Stone, Inc. P.O. Box 2335 Escondido, Calif. 92025 Subject: Master Plan for Public Water System - Proposed Study Area - San Marcos County Water District - Carlsbad Municipal Water District. Dear Mr. Wi11iamson: Pursuant to your telephone request enclosed herewith is a plat map, which shows the existing "Alga Road Transmission Main" and the area of our study of the joint project with the San Marcos County Water District for the South Aqueduct Connection. We will keep you advised as our study program moves forward for this important connection for the Carlsbad District. /-Very truly yours • ;<^^-^- ^ack Y. KuiSota, District Engineer 'Carlsbad Municipal Water District End . cc: Carlsbad Municipal Water District San Marcos County Water District JYK/le In Orange Countv. Santa Ana i 74-112 P.O. BOX 2335 • J30 V.'LST THIRD AVENUE » FSCONDIDO • CALIFORNIA 92025 • lELFrilONE (714) 745-7720 E73028-004 June 26, 1974 Mr. W. Friday, Manager Carlsbad Municipal Water District 5780 El Camino Real Carlsbad, CA 92008 MASTER PLAN, SAN MARCOS COUNTY WATER DISTRICT We have been retained by the San Marcos County Water District to prepare a water system Master Plan to assure economical and timely construction of new improvements to meet anticipated future growth and. usage. We are enclosing a preliminary presentation of tiie section of the report entitled, "Study Area", together with our map shov7ing our proposed study area. We would appreciate your prompt comment on these items. We would appreciate having them no later than July 5, 19 74. After we have collected the responses to this request and modified these presentations accordingly vjhere deemed desirable, we will, as indicated in the text, forward to you a final presentation for official response to be included in the report. JOHN F. TANNER Asst. Vice President, Engineering mc Enclosures OrriCtS IN; SAN UiEr.NARDINO • HEM!:r • tSCONDIDO ^ STUDY AREA The study area is shown on Plate No and contains approx- imately 2^_2£^_ acres, most of v/hich currently lies within the present service area of the San Marcos County Water District The present water service area was furnished by the District in the form of a map entitled, "SAN MARCOS COUNTY WATER DISTRICT BOUNDARY MAP'.', dated May 9, 1972. Although minor discrepancies were uncovered during a routine comparison with maps received from the tax assessor's office, a detailed check of the District boundaries was not made. The Study Area was made to exclude approximately fL I\} • acres adjacent to the Escondido Country Club. v;ithin the City of Escon- dido and within the District's boundaries. The Study Area was made to include potential future annexations of three small islands within the District's boundaries and of two relatively large areas to provide a contiguous boundary with the Olivenhain Municipal Water District. These areaa fapprox- imately acresj presently do not lie within the water service area of any agency. The Study Area also includes three areas within the District's boundaries lying within the boundaries of other water service agencies. Two of these areas (approximately | SO acres) lie wtthin the Vista Irrigation District and one of these areas (approximately acres) lies v/ithin the City of Escondido, With a few minor exceptions, the entire Study Area lies within the Buena Colorado Municipal Water District. The Study Area, in general, is quite irregular in shape and is adjacent to or partially surrounds service areas of other agencies which could, perhaps, be m ore beneficially served by the San Marcos County W&ter District. It is also probable that certain areas within the San Marcos County Water District could be better served by adjacent water service agencies. Since many of the water service agencies involved also have the cppability of providing sewage facilities, a study of the most beneficial boundaries of the involved agencies should include consideration of the pertinent drainage basins. An analysis of the boundary of the Study Area with regard to the concerns enumerated herein is beyond the ^Sp§^ of this report. It is deemed that a study of these items should more appropriately be considered under the provisions of the recently passed legislation, S.B. __( ). A preliminary presentation of this section of the report and the proposed Study Area was presented to the staff of the involved agencies. These presentations were then modified to conform to the staff's comments where these modifications were deemed desirable. A final presentation was then made to these agnncies requesting their comments. The form of request and the responses thereto are presented in Appendix ^ .