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With a $500,000 grant on the line and a June 30 deadline, the Community Services District is considering switching the grant application from an augmentation well to expanded use of recycled water. The CSD Improvements Committee recommended taking the plan to the board for approval this month. Read more » Read more » about CSD may switch grant projects to keep funds

A technology solution to holiday backups at the gate was discussed – and given a warm welcome – at the Community Services District’s Security Committee meeting Tuesday morning. The new system would use electronic codes on visitors’ smart phones. Read more » Read more » about CSD looks at digital answer to gate backups

Working from a list of 29 possibilities, the Community Services District’s directors last week discussed their goals for the new year in a wide-ranging conversation that focused on Security a good deal of the time. Read more » Read more » about CSD explores goals, with focus on Security

Cosumnes River water is being diverted into Lake Calero in this file photo from 2016.

The Community Services District has started the process of seeking to extend the water right permit that is Rancho Murieta’s lifeline. Read more » Read more » about CSD starts request for water-right extension

The new Community Services District directors accept congratulations from District Secretary Suzanne Lindenfeld after taking the oath of office earlier this month. From left are Tim Maybee, Linda Butler and Randy Jenco. The new board elected Les Clark president and Jenco vice president. To see the outgoing directors accepting tokens of the district's gratitude, click here. Read more » about CSD welcomes and thanks directors

The Rancho Murieta Association and Community Services District boards will prepare for the year ahead at their meetings this week. On Tuesday, the RMA board will select officers and committee chairs at a 5 p.m. organizational meeting, and begin its regularly scheduled 6:30 p.m. meeting by announcing the winners of the annual Holiday Lights contest. The board meets at the RMA Building. Read more » Read more » about Holiday lights, new directors at RMA, CSD

The Community Services District board, the majority of which will be replaced next month, voted unanimously last week to grant the general manager a potential 4 percent salary increase and to hire a director of administration as second in command on financial and other matters. The board also addressed a “hearsay” comment that Security had been directed by the Rancho Murieta Association to begin issuing citations when drivers exceed the speed limit by even 1 mph. Read more » Read more » about CSD acts on staff, 1-mph speeding violations