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Retention of the community's Security officers has fallen dramatically under the tenure of Chief Greg Remson, the Community Services District's Security Committee was told Tuesday.  Read more »

In a move that may mean long-opposed development in Murieta won't get under way for at least six years, the Community Services District has ended negotiations with developers to expand the community's water treatment facilities.  Read more »

Rancho Murieta Association members received a letter from President Jack Cooper this week justifying the association's use of park facility funds to reimburse its legal expenditures for the pedestrian bridge. It was one of several recent letters about the legal fees.  Read more »

The Community Services District is now recruiting members for its ad hoc Governance Advisory Committee. The purpose of the committee is to review and evaluate governmental and non-governmental organizations serving the community and provide recommendations to the CSD regarding changes, and propose how the changes should be accomplished.  Read more »

The Community Services District board of directors has decided to take an aggressive approach to restoring reserves that have been hard-hit in recent years. As a result, residents will soon receive a notice about rate increases in the draft 2008-2009 budget that would take the average monthly bill from $114.44 to $137.89, an increase of 20.5 percent  Read more »

The Community Services District announced irrigation restrictions Wednesday for the area above the second Guadalupe Drive in Murieta North. Irrigation in Units 3 and 4 will be limited to alternate days until the Rio Oso tank is online again. The 1.2-million-gallon tank was taken offline for rehabilitation work last fall, and it's expected to be back in service June 7.  Read more »

The Community Services District is considering a "worst case" draft budget that would increase residents' monthly bill by 14.5 percent. The average monthly bill for water, sewer, drainage, garbage collection and security services is now $114.44 and would go to $131.08 for residents in the gated community if the proposed rate increases are approved for the 2008-2009 budget.  Read more »

The Community Services District holds the last in a series of workshops on recycled water feasibility Tuesday at 7 p.m. at the CSD Building. The CSD currently provides recycled water for golf course irrigation. The feasibility study looks at the potential to use recycled wastewater for landscape irrigation as the community grows. The agenda and presentation are available here.

If you have an old TV, all you have to do to get rid of it is put it at the curb by 7 a.m. Monday, April 7. That's when the Community Services District is holding an electronic waste collection event for residents.  Read more »

The weather's getting warmer and drier, and residents are starting to water their landscaping again. Meanwhile, the repair and rehabilitation work at the Rio Oso water tank is still going on, prompting a request from the Community Services District to watch water usage, especially during peak hours.  Read more »