San Diego regional water news roundup: Dec 30, 2013 – Jan 5, 2014
Posted by George J Janczyn on January 6, 2014
 Barrett Reservoir, located about 35 miles east of San Diego at the confluence of Cottonwood and Pine Valley creeks. |
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Water main break shuts Friars Road lanes / U-T San Diego : “Two lanes of eastbound Friars Road in front of the Fashion Valley mall were expected to be closed until about 7 p.m. after a water main break flooded the street Tuesday morning…” |
State water picture ‘bleak’ / U-T San Diego : “The first statewide survey of the season Friday will find little snow in the Sierra, sending an ominous warning that California may be headed into a third straight dry year and intensifying pressure to break the political stalemate over rebuilding the state’s antiquated water storage and delivery network…” |
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How your water bill will change this year / Voice of San Diego : “Water just got more expensive for many San Diego homeowners. Here’s your guide to this year’s water rate hike, and how you might expect your bills to change…” |
New mobile app shows San Diego beach conditions and water quality / City News Service via KPBS : “The county of San Diego and environmental group Wildcoast are scheduled Friday to unveil a water quality map that shows local beach conditions on mobile devices. The app will allow residents and tourists to check water quality at 80 beaches and waterways…” |
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