Please continue to conserve water by spreading out your water intensive chores over the next few days, until the water levels are more stable.  We don’t have to be quite as restrictive right now.  While we have made progress over the past two nights, water recovery rates are slowest during the day.  So it would be helpful if you only did one of those loads of laundry each day that have piled up on your floor. ;)   The plants are being taken care of nicely with Mother Nature.  But, seriously, please don’t use water for unnecessary tasks for the next few days. Thank you for your commitment to help stabilize our water storage efforts.

UPDATE: Water Restrictions one more time

Wednesday, 12/7/22 until Friday morning, 12/9/22

The water upgrade requires one more tweek and water levels are at a critical low right now. Please restrict water usage to only absolutely necessary for next 24 hours and reduce usage until Friday morning.

Thank you for your support!

CPMWC and Cypress Water Services

Mandatory Water Usage Restrictions Due To an Important Water System Upgrade

Wednesday, November 30, 2022, Thru Monday, December 5, 2022

A crew will replace a section of the water transmission line near the water plant pumphouse. During this time, Cypress Water will endeavor to keep the water storage tanks located at the Upper Ogallala Tank Farm as full as possible. Your assistance with the goal is needed. Please be water conscious and reduce water usage during this critical water system upgrade.

The work will begin on Wednesday, November 30, 2022, and continue through Monday,December 5, 2022. The water plant will not produce water while the transmission line work is in progress. During the evenings, Cypress Water will fill the tanks. The success of refilling the water tanks will depend on how much water the community has conserved during the day and evening.

Replacing this section of the transmission line pipe will enable our Water Master to maintain storage tank water levels.

As a reminder, when it is raining, the ability of the water plant to produce clean turbidity-free water is reduced.  Purchasing water from the San Jose Water Montevina Pipeline may be required to maintain safe water storage levels at an additional cost to the community.  FYI - Rain is in the  forecast for this Thursday, 12/1.

Water conservation is a year-round responsibility for us all.

Thank you for your efforts during this vital water system upgrade,

CPMWC and Cypress Water Services

Please click on the link below to take you to the Monthly Board Meeting Minutes.  We post the minutes so that each of us has access to the latest information in regards to our water,  our roads, and our Park in general.  Enjoy

November 2022 Meeting Minutes

As Autumn descends with it's dry winds, please take a moment with your family to discuss ways to conserve water.  The Water Master of CPMWC is asking residents to consciously reduce water usage by 30% until further notice.  This past month alone (September) the water plant treated 811,419 gallons of water AND purchased 293,194 gallons of water from San Jose Water.  That equates to 237 gallons per DAY per HOME.  

To help the younger members of our community understand what water conservation is and why it's important, here are a couple of links you may enjoy.  

What do you know about H2O? Activity book for kids

Tips on conservation for California