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September 13, 2018
COMMUNITY MEETING – PLAN FOR LIFTING THE WATER QUALITY ADVISORY
Repairs to the fire damaged water system in Fountaingrove are proving successful. Over the last two months, weekly sampling data shows that water quality in the Fountaingrove advisory area meets all state and federal standards for safe drinking water. This is great news and it means we may be able to lift the water quality advisory this fall.
Next Steps
Santa Rosa Water is currently working with our regulators, the California Division of Drinking Water and the U.S. EPA, on a plan to lift the water quality advisory. To lift the advisory, Santa Rosa Water will need to demonstrate the following to our drinking water regulators:
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Performed targeted replacement to remove contamination
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Sampled all service lines post replacement
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Re-sampled 10% of all service lines
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Conducted weekly sampling of 65 hydrants for 4 weeks
To share more details about our plan for lifting the water quality advisory, the most recent sampling data, and to answer your questions, the City will host a community meeting on September 19, 2018 at 6:00 p.m. Details below.
Community Meeting – Plan for lifting the water quality advisory in Fountaingrove
Hosted by Santa Rosa Water
Wednesday, September 19, 2018
6:00 p.m. – 7:30 p.m.
Utility Field Office – Training Rooms
35 Stony Point Rd, Santa Rosa
For additional information and previous updates, please visit srcity.org/WQAdvisory.
RESOURCES
Water Service Replacement Project: Contact Jillian Tilles, Associate Civil Engineer at 707-543-3878 or jtilles@srcity.org.
Construction Water, Irrigation Water, and Connecting to Water and Sewer Service: Contact Water Engineering Services, 707-543-3959 or 707-543-4613, rebuildmeterrequests@srcity.org.
Rebuilding Process and Permits: Contact the Resilient City Permit Center, 707-543-4649, rebuild@srcity.org, or visit srcity.org/rebuild.
Water Quality Questions: Contact Water Quality, 707-543-3965, waterquality@srcity.org, or visit srcity.org/WQAdvisory.
Post-Fire Water Quality Advisory Website
Up-to-date information on Santa Rosa Water's post-fire water quality investigation.
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SonomaCountyRecovers.org
Providing residents affected by the Sonoma County fires with a one-stop-shop for information and resources for recovery efforts.
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