Annual Shareholders Meeting
Our Annual Shareholders meeting will take place on Saturday, June 29, 2024 at 10 am at the Water Company office:
28789 Old Highway 80
Pine Valley, CA 91962
Our Annual Shareholders meeting will take place on Saturday, June 29, 2024 at 10 am at the Water Company office:
28789 Old Highway 80
Pine Valley, CA 91962
On May 21, 2003, on motion of Supervisor Jacob, and seconded by Supervisor Horn, the County of San Diego Board of Supervisors unanimously directed the Chief Administrative Officer to conduct a comprehensive groundwater study for the Pine Valley area. This directive was part of confirmation of direction for staff’s activities being conducted on the General Plan 2020 (now known as the General Plan Update). This groundwater study has been prepared to satisfy that request. The report evaluates the impacts of existing and proposed land uses on groundwater resources within Pine Valley, a groundwater dependent unincorporated community of San Diego County (Figure 1).
Outreach materials, as well as the recent Cumulative Groundwater Study documents are now available for your review. Please click the following link: https://pinevalleywater.org/guatay-mbc-consolidation-feasibility-factsheet/
We’ve added the functionality of making payments online using your check. There is no additional fee to do so. Our Pay Your Bill page has been updated to provide links for both payment methods.
There are two seats up for election this year.
If you wish to run for a seat on the Board of Directors and have your name on the ballot, bring your Membership Certificate along with proof of property ownership to PINE VALLEY MUTUAL WATER COMPANY on or before June 30, 2020 by 10:00 a.m.
The annual meeting of the members will be held on August 1, 2020 at 10:00am.
Location: 28789 Old Hwy 80, Pine Valley
Pine Valley Mutual Water Company
2018 Elections
There are two seats up for election this year.
Seat 3- Currently held by Ronald Cuevas
Seat 4- Currently held by James Cook
If you wish to run for a seat on the Board of Directors and have your name on the ballot,
bring your Membership Certificate along with proof of property ownership to PINE VALLEY
MUTUAL WATER COMPANY on or before May 21, 2018 at 7pm.
The annual meeting of the members will be held on June 30th, 2018 at 10am, location to be determined.
The Pine Valley Mutual Water Company will be providing emergency assistance to Lake Morena Views Mutual Water Company. This water sale will assist this community in refilling their depleted water tanks after they recently experienced a large-scale leak, and fire department agencies pulled water from the tanks during the recent Border Fire. Water will be pumped from a hydrant located on Old Hwy 80.
In February 2016, Mr. Trevor Brown was appointed as the new Manager of the Company. Trevor started his employment with the Company in 2006 and currently holds certifications as: Grade 2 Treatment Operator, Grade 3 Distribution Operator, and as a Cross Connection Specialist. In 2015 he also received certification in Utility Management. Trevor was appointed to this position as part of the transition plan that began in October 2014 due to the scheduled retirement of the Company’s long time manager, Flip Boerman.
As the water company indicated in early 2015, the planned sale of water to Rough Acres Water Company was cancelled due to the decision of Soitec to not pursue their solar project. In February 2016, Rough Acres also notified PVMWC of their decision to cancel the mutual aid agreement with Pine Valley due to changing water needs.
At our annual Members meeting and again at the Board Meeting on August 4th, the Company warned those present of the States utilization of Governor Brown’s drought declaration to impose laws that could require our customers to pay a tax based on your water bill or usage.
On July 15, the State Water Resources Control Board (State Water Board) at the direction of Gov. Brown, approved an emergency regulation to ensure that all water agencies, their customers and state residents increase water conservation or face possible fines or legal action. With this regulation, all Californians will be required to stop using potable water to: wash down sidewalks and driveways; water outdoor landscapes in a manner that causes excess runoff; or wash a motor vehicle without a hose that is fitted with a shut-off nozzle. The State has implemented fines of up to $500 per day for individuals who violate their mandate. Water agencies could face fines of up to $10,000 a day for not imposing the Gov. Browns wishes.
Further information on this regulation can be found on the State Board’ website at: