Carpinteria Valley Water District

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• The Community Outreach Committee agenda included discussion of a hotel accommodation policy for nighttime noise mitigation during CAPP well construction activities. The item was a discussion item, not an approved contract. It shows the district was managing construction impacts and resident accommodations around the CAPP drilling phase. Commercially, this is a public outreach and mitigation signal tied to an active construction project.
• The Carpinteria Groundwater Sustainability Agency agenda scheduled a contract with Pueblo Water Resources for hydrogeologic services to prepare the Water Year 2026 Annual Groundwater Monitoring Report. The proposed amount was $36,800 plus a $3,680 contingency, for a total authorization up to $40,480. This was on the agenda for action, so the decision was not yet recorded in the packet. The scope points to annual groundwater reporting work that may need technical support and follow-on monitoring services.
• The CAPP contingency memo said district staff had continued pursuing additional federal grant funding and had recently applied for an additional $4 million through the Title XVI Water Recycling Program. That application was not yet reflected in the current program budget. The project already has major State Revolving Fund support, but this federal application signals ongoing funding work around a large water recycling program. A seller would watch for related grant administration, documentation, and implementation support.

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