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WATER DISTRICT NEWS
New! Potentially Earn $ 200
Back With a PG&E/NCCWD Washing Machine Rebate,
Read More.
The next Board Meeting
will be held on Wednesday, May 14th at 7:00p.m.
There will be a CIP Committee Meeting
on May 5, 2008 at 6:00p.m. at the District office. CIP FY 08/09 Budget to be
discussed.
New!
Celebrate National Drinking Water Week 2008 , May
4th-10th. Poster Contest for Children in Kindergarten through 5th Grades,
learn more.
Flushing Program to continue
to Northern Pacifica, Learn more
View the Results for the
District Projects Out For Bid.
Enter the Bid Package Domain
NEW! Our website is currently under
construction, please bear with us while we enhance our site.
FORMS AND RESOURCES
View February's CIP Status Report:
February CIP
Report
Construction Details:
NC-16 thru
Typical Trench Cross Section.pdf (7MB)
NC-01 thru NC-15b.pdf(7MB).
NEW!
Have a question for a Board Member?
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To View 2008/2009 Water Rates-
Click Here
District's Urban Water Management Plan -
To View Click Here
RECYCLED WATER NEWS
To View Presentation from the Public Meeting
Held On
July 26, 2007
Click Here
Initial Study/Supplemental Mitigated Negative Declaration Storage Tank Location
(104 Pages- May take a Minute to Load)
Read
Appendix A/ Mitigation Monitoring and Reporting Plan - (114 Pages)
Read
Notice of Intent to Adopt the Initial
Study/Supplemental Mitigated Negative Declaration
Read
Pacifica Recycled Water Project Draft IS/MND (2004)
Read
Pacifica Recycled Water Project Final IS/MND (2004)
Read

EVENTS AND
CONTESTS
Water Awareness Poster Contest
See
the Winners
District's 1st Water Education
Training a success! Read more
Get Your Free 2006/2007 Water Awareness Poster
Read More
San Francisco Chronicle Article
Anti-Terror Fish
Guard S.F.'s Water
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OUR
PURPOSE AND MISSION
It
is the mission of the North Coast County Water District to serve our customers
by delivering a sufficient quantity of high quality water in the most
cost-effective, reliable, and environmentally sensitive manner.
Furthermore, the Board, the staff and all employees of the District are
committed to providing prompt, efficient and courteous customer service.
The District operates as an agency of the state formed to provide local service
in accordance with the California State Water Code. The District is responsible
directly to the customers of the District. It is not an arm of the federal,
county or city government.


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WHAT IS SO
SPECIAL ABOUT SPECIAL DISTRICTS?
A great deal of the District's success in achieving its goals and objectives
can be attributed to the vision and planning of its dedicated staff. An
additional factor is that the North Coast County Water District (NCCWD) is an
independent special district.
Special districts are formed by local voters to provide public services
that could not be supplied feasibly or cost-effectively by cities, counties, or
other entities.
In 1944, the residents of Pacifica recognized the need to supplement
their water sources via the San Francisco Hetch Hetchy water system. Ultimately,
an election was held and the North Coast County Water District was born. More
than 60 years later, the District continues to enjoy the advantages that only
special district representation can provide:
- Local Control: Special Districts are directly accountable and
responsive to the public who elects directors to govern districts. Special
Districts are created by local voters to meet specific local needs that they
themselves have identified. It is the form of government closest to the
people.
- Costs are Directly Tied to Providing Service: Fees and rates for
water are directly tied to the cost for providing that service rather than
being funded to unrelated functions. Water district customers can have
confidence knowing that their dollars are being used to maintain a good
quality, reliable water supply.
- Specific, Single Focus: Water agencies are highly efficient in
carrying out their charge. Resources are focused in providing specific
services rather than being spread among multiple functions.
- Technical Expertise: Providing public health services, such as
water, requires specific technical knowledge and experience. Highly skilled
experts, who recognize the needs of their communities, are responsible for
the day-to-day operations of the water districts.
The staff and Board of Directors of the North Coast County Water District
welcome and value your comments and recommendations. This is YOUR water
district, be involved!
North Coast County Water District
2400 Francisco Boulevard
P.O. Box 1039
Pacifica, CA 94044-6039
(650) 355-3462
info@nccwd.com
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