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Hidden Valley Lake Community Services District History: Stonehouse Mutual Water Company was established in 1968 and supplied water to the Hidden Valley Lake subdivision. The Hidden Valley Lake Community Service District was established in 1984. A sewer system controversy led to a lawsuit between the two agencies in 1988, and was later dismissed in the spring of 1989. Stonehouse Mutual Water Company's problems led to discussions of a merge with Hidden Valley Lake Community Services District. It was evident that one utility company resulted in tremendous cost savings, additional protection to the community by State oversight, and access to low cost loans and grants. With the passage of AB 1504, the merger of the two utilities was accomplished on January 1, 1993 at 12:01 am. Today the Hidden Valley Lake Community Service District has 7water storage tanks and 4 wells, which provides water to the residents in Hidden Valley Lake. The District also has an agriculture well that provides water down Putah Creek during the summer months to mimic the natural surface water flow. A sewer reclamation plant, located on Grange Road, provides reclaimed water for the Hidden Valley Lake Golf Course. A $3 million water infrastructure improvement project was completed May 31, 2004. Quarterly Newsletter:
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