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Sep 1, 2026
Nov 13, 2026
Procurement of construction services for Northridge Well Phase 2, including the equipping of Well #15 and associated site improvements, such as pump installation, piping, chlorination system, building construction, site grading, and electrical systems.
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City
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Fair Oaks
County
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Sacramento
Address
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10326 Fair Oaks Blvd
Phone Number
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(916) 967-5723
Zip Code
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95628
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Fair Oaks Water District
The board meeting covered several key topics, including a presentation of the 2026 Total Compensation Study and its subsequent acceptance and approval. The board received updates on various ongoing projects, including grant funding for the Northridge Well Project, the financial reconciliation of the 2025 Urban Water Management Plan, the New York Avenue Water Main Replacement, and the Field Services Center Project. Discussions were held regarding the Fall 2026 customer newsletter, water supply reports, and the development schedule for the 2026 Annual Budget. The board authorized payment for the employer accrued unfunded liability for pension benefits, approved transfers for additional 2026 expenses, and awarded a contract to Rawles Engineering for water service and valve upgrades.
The board meeting covered several operational and financial updates. Key discussion items included progress reports on the New York Avenue Water Main Replacement Project and the T-Main Phases I & II project close-out. The board discussed the upcoming fall customer newsletter, water supply statistics for July, and a proposed new policy regarding an approved contractors list. Additionally, the board reviewed system maintenance activities, groundwater quality, and a wellness grant. The board authorized a transfer from the contingency fund for meter replacement expenses and received updates regarding the upcoming board of directors election.
Public-sector contacts connected to Fair Oaks Water District.
This Urban Water Management Plan for Fair Oaks Water District outlines water management planning efforts to ensure adequate water supply to meet demands over the next 25 years, extending through 2050. The plan assesses the availability of supplies under normal, single-dry, and multiple-dry year conditions, projecting demand to be met by existing and planned resources. It emphasizes water reliability through surface water and groundwater sources, and a Drought Risk Assessment confirms sufficient supplies to meet 2026-2030 demands without implementing the Water Shortage Contingency Plan. Key measures include system water use analysis and demand management strategies.
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