MOSS LANDING COUNTY SANITATION DISTRICT

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MOSS LANDING COUNTY SANITATION DISTRICT

• Wastewater collection system serving Moss Landing
  Heights, Harbor Properties, and Homes at Struve
  Road
• Staffed by the Monterey County
• Public Works Department
• Billing and Wastewater Treatment by the Monterey
  Regional Water Pollution Control Agency

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Four District Pump Stations and One Regional Pump
Station

• District Pump Stations
• Struve Road (No. 1)
• Little Baja (No. 2)
• The Island (No. 3)
• Potrero Road (No. 4)
• Regional Pump Station at Moss Landing Road

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LIFT STATION NO. 1
SERVICE AREA 1
SERVICE AREA 2
LIFT STATION NO. 2
LIFT STATION NO. 3
SERVICE AREA 3
SERVICE AREA 5
MOSS LANDING PUMP STATION
SERVICE AREA 4
LIFT STATION NO. 4
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Allocation Plan

• Adopted by Board of Supervisors on November 6,
  1984 along with related Amendment to the MLCSD
  Ordinance
• Allocations are pursuant to Moss Landing
  Community Plan of the North County Land Use Plan
  of the Local Coastal Permit approved for the
  system by the California Coastal Commission
• Changes would require Board of Supervisors
  Coastal Commission Approval

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Allocation Plan Definitions

• Allocation Under the Moss Landing Allocation
  Plan this is the allowed capacity, based on the
  average daily dry weather flow, established under
  the Plan for each service area of the District.
  Allocations under the plan account for physical
  limitations of pump stations in each service area
  within the District.
• Capacity - This is the total average daily dry
  weather flow maximum that can flow through the
  collection system or through the facilities
  serving a service area within the District.

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Allocation Plan Status

• Allocation Total Under the Plan 105,000 gpd
• Total Allocations for Current Use and Vacant
  Parcel 95,380 gpd
• 10,500 gpd Allocated to Vacant Parcels with no
  current uses on those parcels.

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Monterey Regional Water Pollution Control Agency

• Marina Treatment Plant Regional plant is rated
  at 29.6 million gallons per day. This plant
  provides service to many communities, including
  Moss Landing, Castroville, Salinas, and others.
• Moss Landing Lift Station Flow readings show an
  average of approximately 83,000 gpd. Recent peak
  readings have been approximately 92,000-94,000
  gpd. Past peak readings have been as high
  107,000 gpd. This station has been experiencing
  high water alarms when two or more Moss Landing
  CSD pumps operating at the same time.

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Moss Landing Sewer Allocation
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Moss Landing Sewer Allocation
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Allocation Plan Update

• Changes in planned land use must be clearly
  identified and described to determine probable
  future discharges of the proposed land use.
• An engineering study must be completed that
  evaluates uses and existing capacities and
  determines the likely flow amounts of the
  proposed developments. This study is normally
  financed by the project developer(s).
• The proposed flow amounts must be acceptable to
  the Monterey Regional Water Pollution Control
  Agency (MRWPCA) for treatment.
• The engineering study should identify and
  describe the improvements needed to the
  collection system to accommodate the proposed
  flows. Again, this study is normally financed by
  the project developer.
• A revenue program to fund the needed capital
  improvements must be established.
• The planned system improvements and method of
  financing must be approved by the Board of
  Supervisors. Proposed changes to the Allocation
  Plan related to the proposed new uses and planned
  improvements to the collection system must also
  be approved by the Planning Commission and Board
  of Supervisors.
• The proposed changes to the Allocation Plan must
  be approved by the Coastal Commission.

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