The 2025 UWMP describes Camrosa’s extensive non-potable and recycled water systems, including Conejo Creek diversions, CWRF output, and purchases from CamSan, and notes that distribution capacity and seasonal storage now constrain further in-district use and deliveries to Pleasant Valley County Water District. There is existing dual-plumbed development that is not yet connected to non-potable sources, and the District has considered combining recycled and non-potable systems and exploring new storage and stormwater capture opportunities along Conejo Creek. The UWMP also highlights long-term goals of maximizing beneficial use of recycled water and minimizing discharge. These system constraints and policy goals indicate future projects in non-potable storage, distribution upgrades, system integration, and potentially stormwater/recharge facilities, though no specific projects are yet funded in this document. Vendors specializing in recycled water master planning, hydraulic modeling, storage design, and purple-pipe retrofit can engage now to help Camrosa define cost-effective projects that unlock more of its resilient non-potable supplies and support future grant applications.
Conejo Creek flows, CWRF permit amendments, and CamSan recycled water sales agreement (through 2027)...
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The agenda lists a request to remove significant trees on a parcel along San Carlos Avenue within Conservation Overlay Zone 3 by owner-applicants Lukaj and Oriola Aleksander. Seeking approval to remove protected trees usually signals imminent site preparation for new construction or redevelopment. Because no civil engineer, site contractor, or arborist is named, the project appears to be in early planning stages focused on entitlements. This creates opportunity for environmental consultants, tree services, and sitework contractors to assist with mitigation plans, permitting, and eventual grading and infrastructure work under the conservation overlay requirements.
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Applicant Tim O'Reilly of PRIME AE, on behalf of Broudy Bros LTD, is seeking approval to remove significant trees on multiple parcels along West King Street and North Ponce De Leon Boulevard within Conservation Overlay Zone 3. The involvement of a professional firm and multiple parcels suggests a larger coordinated redevelopment or infrastructure project along this corridor. With only the environmental/tree removal entitlement on the agenda and no construction award yet, the project appears to be in planning and permitting. This represents a strong early-stage opportunity for environmental services, civil engineering, and construction firms to engage around corridor design, utility upgrades, and site development once tree removal and conservation requirements are resolved.
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