Overview
Midway Heights CWD serves water customers in the
northern Meadow Vista and western Weimar area,  delivering both treated and untreated
water via underground lines. The District encompasses about 4.1 square miles
between the Bear River to the west and Interstate 80 to the east (see map.) There are currently about 777 active customer
connections on the system.
MHCWD is a California Special District and, as such, is
governed by an elected Board of Directors. Day to day
operations are handled by the District's maintenance staff under the direction
of the General Manager, who in turn reports to the Board.
What's New
Current water level in the irrigation reservoir
is stable.  The District's irrigation reservoir is nine (9)
feet deep when full
The District provided water to
CalFire in support of their efforts to extinguish the Applegate fire in October
of 2014. |
Irrigation System
Note: Irrigation water is also known as "untreated,"
"non-potable," "raw" or "ditch" water.
- Active Customer Connections: 344
Flat-Rate Connections: 170
Metered-Rate Connections: 174
- Fire Hydrants: 52
- Reservoir Capacity: About 7 Million Gallons
- Total Mainline Pipe: Approx. 20 Miles
Treated System
- Active Customer Connections: about 433
- Treated Storage Tank Capacity: About 470,000
Gallons
- Total Mainline Pipe: Approx. 23 Miles
Current Rates
See District Code, Article 6.5:
Rate Table.
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Service Providers
| Service |
Provider |
| Accountant |
Larry Bain CPA, El Dorado Hills |
| Attorney |
Bartkeiwicz, Kronick and Shanahan,
Sacramento |
| Engineer |
Sauers Engineering, Inc., Nevada City,
CA |
| Raw Water Supplier |
Placer County Water Agency (PCWA),
Auburn |
| Treated Water Supplier |
Weimar Water Company, Weimar |
Reference Information
Water Measurements &
Equivalents.
Glossary of Terms
used by the District. (District Code, Article 1.2)
The District
Policies and Procedures Manual is not available on-line, but may be
viewed on request by contacting the District Office. |
mhcwd.org