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Who designed the Green Lakes State Park golf course?

This scenic 18-hole course, with its plush fairways, is one of the first golf courses designed by Robert Trent Jones, one of the game's most innovative golf course architects. Green Lakes …

How many holes are in Green Lakes State Park?

This scenic 18-hole course, with its plush fairways, is one of the first golf courses designed by Robert Trent Jones, one of the game's most innovative golf course architects. Green Lakes …

What is Green Valley Lake known for?

Mar 02, 2022 · Directions. Pro Shop: (315) 637-4653. Weather. Register and Book Online Tee Times. This scenic 18-hole course, with its plush fairways, is one of the first golf courses …

Does Green Valley Lake have a sewer system?

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What is CSA 79 in Green Valley Lake?

For those new to Green Valley Lake, a brief overview: Our sewer system was built and is maintained by the County – a “Special District” called CSA 79 where your bill goes. The actual sewage is treated by Running Springs Water under contract with CSA 79. This “dual agency” set up has lead to problems over the years. Recently, the 50 year contract with RS Water for treatment expired, and they wanted a substantial increase in the fee. With no “stake” in the situation, the County management was willing just to pass on the increase to GVL residents with no negotiation with RS. Arrowbear, which runs its own sewer system, in contrast, vigorously objected to the increase. Ultimately, our CSA 79 Advisory Committee, working with the Supervisor’s office, was able to reach a negotiated settlement with RS Water. The same situation occurred when new management of all the Special Districts hired an outside auditing firm which recommended large fee increases throughout the County. Because of the public outcry across the County, rates are currently being kept at previous levels, but no one knows for how long.

Do you have to pay Burrtec if you dump up here weekly?

If you use the dump up here weekly, you do NOT have to pay Burrtec; however, there is a qualification process at the county. Unfortunately, this is not a very good option for part timers who aren’t up here weekly. This exemption currently remains the only valid means to avoid paying Burrtec fees.

Is it illegal to leave trash at 7am?

It’s as simple as that. Leaving even one bag of trash, bottles and cans at 7am because you can’t stick around for the 8am truck, is ILLEGAL and if you’re caught, you could face hefty fines. Animals don’t say, “Hey, it’s close enough to pick up time, we can’t touch that left-over food.”.

How to report illegal dumping in San Bernardino?

To report illegal dumping in the unincorporated areas, contact County of San Bernardino Code Enforcement at (909) 884-4056.”. Call the Twin Peaks Sheriff dispatch at (909) 337-6131 or 911 if the scene appears dangerous or if illegal dumping is in progress, especially if a great amount is being dumped.

What is the number to call Twin Peaks?

Call the Twin Peaks Sheriff dispatch at (909) 337-6131 or 911 if the scene appears dangerous or if illegal dumping is in progress, especially if a great amount is being dumped. Try to get a license plate# and violator description if possible. We’re not at all saying to risk your own safety, however.

How to call WeTip for Burrtec?

It is up to you how far you’d like to take it legally. Alternatively, you may (even anonymously) call WeTip at: 1-800-78-CRIME. Please keep in mind that Burrtec has a bulky item pick-up twice a year (at NO ADDITIONAL COST for curbside customers).

Is Running Springs Water a board?

Running Springs crews are obviously right next door. Running Springs Water is run by a Board which is elected, so it is responsive to the concerns of the homeowners. In any case, the plan is continuing to be negotiated between the County, Running Springs Water, and LAFCO (the agency which oversees these changes).