With Governor Brown’s April 2017 announcement that the California drought is over, the District still encourages conservation as a way of life and, of course, “the less you use the more you save.”
The District’s Board reviewed the spring groundwater levels (Key Wells Index) and the District’s Water Shortage Response and Management Plan in July. The District remains in a Stage IV water shortage. No new actions will be enforced. The District is still not accepting new applications for service.
July 2017:
District Remains in Stage IV Water Shortage Conditions – Board Keeps Current Actions in Place
June 2017:
Nipomo Area Water Purveyors: Nipomo’s Severe Water Shortage Continues
Nipomo Mesa Management Area Technical Group Public Statement
Board Decides not to Enforce Additional Stage IV Conservation Measures (January 2017)
Board Declares Stage IV Water Shortage | Water Shortage Response and Management Plan Summary (July 2016)
State Water Board Expands and Extends Emergency Water Conservation Regulation, March 17, 2015
Official Press Release CUWCC Summary of Water Restrictions
State Water Board Approves Emergency Regulation to Ensure Agencies and State Residents Increase Water Conservation, July 15, 2014
State Announces $30 Million in Rebates to Help Replace Old Toilets and Turf, August 2015
NCSD’s Water Shortage Response and Management Plan
FAQ’s and NCSD’s Response to State-Ordered Drought Restrictions, updated July 7, 2015
NCSD Water Shortage Response and Management Plan Summary
Our Plan to Address the Water Shortage and Your Role in Conservation
Resolution 2014-1374 Revising a Water Shortage Response and Management Plan
Public Presentations
June 23rd, 2015, 3 PM at Blacklake Club House, 6 PM at NCSD | Public Information Session Presentation
September 4th, 2014 Town Hall Presentations: Supply Introduction and Supplemental Water Rates
May 5th, 2014 Town Hall Presentations: The Problem Caused by Decades of Overpumping and Drought and Our Proposed Solutions and Water Rate Study
