Board Approves $637K Contract to Double Water Storage With New Tank
Board of Directors • Coastside County Water DistrictSeptember 8, 2026
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The Coastside County Water District Board moved unanimously to replace its oldest piece of infrastructure — a 1963-era steel water tank — with a modern concrete tank twice the size, the centerpiece of a meeting that also advanced the district's hydrant modernization program and kicked off the search for a new general manager.
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Why it matters: The steel tank atop Carter Hill has been in service since 1963 — making it the oldest piece of infrastructure in the Coastside County Water District's system. Replacing it with a prestressed concrete tank double the capacity addresses both aging-asset risk and future demand in a single project.
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