Did you know that......the Clear Lake Sanitary District is a separate government entity from the cities of Clear Lake and Ventura? That's right, each has it's own responsibilities and are not tied together in any way. The Sanitary District is responsible for treating the waste from residential, commercial, and industrial areas within the sanitary district boundaries. The boundaries include most of the city limits of Clear Lake, residents of Ventura, and residents in the unincorporated areas around the lake. The Sanitary District is also responsible for the sewer collection system in all of the unincorporated areas served, which is the area on the south side of the lake. ...Clear Lake and Ventura officials are responsible for the collection system within their respective city limits, with the key being collection? The collection system in each city ultimately discharges into either lift station 5 (Best Western, Holiday Lodge), lift station 8 (12th Ave S), lift station 1 (Deadman's Curve), or lift station 2 (Harbor Inn, Ventura). Each of these stations is owned, operated and maintained by the Sanitary District and is the point where the Sanitary District becomes responsible for conveying the sewage to the treatment plant. ...the Sanitary District treats an annual average flow of 2 million gallons per day? ...the annual amount of water consumption in the District's service area averages approximately 1.0 million gallons per day? ...the highest recorded flow to the treatment plant in a 24-hour period was 10.2 m illion gallons on May 13, 1999? It was handled by the plant with no by-pass into the Lake. ...the District's electric bill averages $9,000 per month? ...the Disrtrict's combined pump-station motor horsepower is 1,700 hp? That is 57 hp/pump. ...more than 5,000 sewer accounts are billed each month.
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