Sewer issues
TOAV runs the sewer system, and has more than doubled the rates in the last ten years. Now, it is building a wastewater treatment facility adjacent to Brewster Park, in conjunction with VVWRA.
What TOAV should do is sell the sewer system to Ranchos or Ranchos’ parent corporation (along with any existing water rights it still has), because in addition to private enterprise being more efficient, there is a high likelihood that there will be serious issues with the Town running a sewer utility, especially one that includes a wastewater processing plant.
Files related to sewer and wastewater treatment
- 201008 VVWRA Sewer Master Plan
- 20110228 Low-flow toilets cause a stink in SF
- 20150629 California drought taking serious toll on aging sewer system in San Francisco
- 20150831 VVWRA percolation ponds
- 20150901 Unintended consequences of conserving water: leaky pipes, less revenue, bad odors
- 20160120 Grants received by VVWRA save Victor Valley millions
See also files related to retail water rights.