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CUPERTINO SANITARY DISTRICT MEETING/EVENT SCHEDULE

AUGUST 2015

08/05: 1st Regular Meeting

08/07: Deadline to Submit Tax Roll to County

08/10: TAC Meeting

0//13: TPAC Meeting

08/17: 2nd Regular Meeting

08/19-21: CASA Conference, San Diego

SEPTEMBER 2015

09/02: 1st Regular Meeting

09/07: Holiday – Office Closed

09/14: TAC Meeting

09/16: 2nd Regular Meeting

09/17: TPAC Meeting

OCTOBER 2015

10/07: 1st Regular Meeting

10/12: TAC Meeting

10/15: TPAC Meeting

10/21: 2nd Regular Meeting

CASA CONFERENCE

We are pleased to present this Annual Report of

the Cupertino Sanitary District (CuSD) recognizing

59 years of service to over 23,000 customers with-

in the communities of Cupertino, portions of Sara-

toga, Sunnyvale, Los Altos and unincorporated are-

as within Santa Clara County.

CuSD covers approximately 15 square miles,

serving a population of over 50,000 people with

more than 23,000 residential and business units.

The District owns and manages over one million

lineal feet of sewer mains, half million lineal feet of

sewer laterals, 17 pump stations, 4000 manholes

and flushing inlets, and one equipment storage facili-

ty. CuSD conveys nearly 5 million gallons of waste-

water daily from our customers for treatment at

the San Jose/Santa Clara Regional Wastewater Fa-

cility.

CuSD’s collection system, much of which is more

than 50 years old, has been maintained proactively

with regular cleaning and development of a Capital

Improvement Program (CIP) aimed at improving

efficiency as well as extending its useful service life.

To protect the public health and

environment.

To provide for safe and cost-efficient

collection of sewage waste.

To provide for effective conveyance to

the Treatment Plant. 2015

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Notable Accomplishments in 2014-2015:

1. Geographical Information System (GIS) completed

2. Switched to Lucity Software System from CUPMAN to

improve maintenance efficiency

3. Nearly one mile of sewer main relocation for Apple 2

Campus completed

4. Serviced 952,000 lineal feet of sewer mains and over

1,500 laterals

5. September Drive Sewer Main Replacement

I t i s our p leasure to

continue ser ving you !

C UPERTINO

SANITARY D ISTRICT

Board of Directors

Angela S. Chen - President

Steve C. Andrews - Secretary

John M. Gatto - Director

William A. Bosworth - Director

Patrick S. Kwok - Director

Staff

Richard K. Tanaka - District Manager-Engineer

{Mark Thomas & Company, Inc.}

Marc Hynes - District Counsel

{Atkinson-Farasyn, LLP}

Board Meetings

1st and 3rd Wednesday of each month at 7:30 PM

in the District Board Room, 20863 Stevens Creek

Boulevard, Suite 100, Cupertino, California 95014

WHAT’S NEW AT

THE DISTRICT? SEWAGE WASTE

OR TRASH?

Medications

Vitamins

Supplements

Dental Floss

Dental Picks

Cotton Balls

Cotton Swabs

Makeup Remov-

DO NOT FLUSH . . .

“Flushable” Wipes

Baby Wipes

Facial Wipes

House Cleaning

For more information about

your sewer system and the District

log onto: www.CupertinoSanitaryDistrict.org

Cupertino residents take your un-

wanted and expired medication to:

West Valley Patrol Station

(Sheriff’s Office)

1601 S. De Anza Blvd., Cupertino

(408) 868-6600

M-F, 8am – 4pm

If you are swimming pool owner,

discharge to our sewer system and

not down the storm drain.

Call us first and obtain a discharge permit!

If your lateral needs to be replaced, you can

apply for financial assistance.

Do you have a clean-out on your property?

We can assist you in locating it. Call us.

AT THE SAN JOSE-SANTA CLARA

REGIONAL WASTEWATER FACILITY

Planned $1.2 billion to rehabilitate old

aging sewage treatment plan

Recycling about 15 MGD

Reuse wastewater – for drinking purpose

Improve air quality

Flush ONLY body

waste and toilet paper !

Swimming Pool Owners

House Latera ls

2015 Facts & Figures