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Chief Engineer and General Manager for Sanitation Districts of Los Angeles County Announces Retirement
11/28/2011 - 

Whittier, California… Stephen R. Maguin, Chief Engineer and General Manager of the Sanitation Districts of Los Angeles County, has announced his retirement effective early 2012.  Mr. Maguin is a 41-year employee of the Sanitation Districts who has served for the last 5 ½ years in the capacity of the Chief Engineer and General Manager.

 

The Sanitation Districts Board of Directors has appointed Grace R. Chan as the new Chief Engineer and General Manager upon Mr. Maguin’s retirement.  Ms. Chan is a    28-year employee of the Sanitation Districts who has served for the last 3 years in the capacity of Assistant Chief Engineer and Assistant General Manager.

 
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Santa Clarita Valley Sanitation District Enforcing Ban on Illegal Water Softeners
8/4/2011 -  Santa Clarita, CA - Today, the Santa Clarita Valley Sanitation District mailed approximately 2,500 letters to residents suspected of having illegal automatic water softeners.  This targeted mailing is part of an enforcement program by the District to rid the community of banned automatic water softeners and to decrease the cost to the community of complying with State mandates through the Regional Water Quality Control Board for chloride (salt) in the District’s discharge to the Santa Clara River.
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Santa Clarita Valley Residents Overwhelmingly Approve Ordinance Banning Automatic Water Softeners
11/11/2008 -  Santa Clarita, CA - In a move that will save the community tens of millions of dollars, Santa Clarita Valley residents voted last week to approve Measure S, which bans the use of all automatic water softeners. The ban, a tool to reduce chloride (salt) in wastewater, will go into effect January 1, 2009 and will require all residents to remove their units within 180 days. The Santa Clarita Valley Sanitation District (District) will continue to offer rebates to automatic water softener owners and pay for removal and disposal.
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Culligan Partners with Santa Clarita Valley Sanitation Districts to Remove 1,000 Automatic Water Softener Rental Units...
12/12/2007 -  Santa Clarita, CA - In a move that will eliminate approximately 1,000 automatic water softeners from the Santa Clarita Valley, Culligan Water Conditioning of Orange County (www.culligan.com) and the Santa Clarita Valley Sanitation District of Los Angeles County (Sanitation District) have entered into an agreement...More
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