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The used water is sent to the Monterey One Water Regional Treatment Plant where it is cleaned and safely reintroduced into the environment Agendas & Minutes Work With Us Payment Options Auto Pay Sign Up Bids & RFPs Public Records Requests Pay Online Careers Agendas Contact Us Expansion of Pure Water Monterey The expanded project increases potable water injections to 5,750 AFY for groundwater replenishment, representing about 60% of the Peninsula’s water supply portfolio. Key Pump Station Improvements Rehabilitation of the Monterey and Seaside pump stations will improve resilience of wastewater conveyance as aging infrastructure and equipment are replaced and upgraded. Utility and Energy Reliability Program Electrical system upgrades to the Plant and co-digestion of food waste with wastewater solids will improve electrical reliability, support a robust energy supply, and increase use of domestic energy sources. Solids Handling & Resource Recovery  Modernization of the wastewater solids treatment process improves system efficiency and expands capacity in preparation for increased volume of biosolids from the Domestic Energy Reliability Program. Contact Us Administration: 5 Harris Court, Building D Monterey, CA 93940 Phone: (831) 372-3367 Regional Treatment & Recycling Facilities: 14811 Del Monte Boulevard Marina, CA 93933 Phone: (831) 422-1001 Site Links Home Site Map Contact Us Website Accessibility Government Websites by CivicPlus® ◈ Interior Pages — 10 pages crawledKey Pump Station Upgrades | Monterey One Water, CA Skip to Main Content Customers Sewer Recycled Water About How Do I... Search Sewer Coral Street Pump Station Key Pump Station Upgrades Home Sewer Capital Projects Key Pump Station Upgrades Key Pump Station Upgrades Project Summary Monterey One Water is responsible for regional conveyance and treatment of wastewater. The Agency's Monterey Pump Station (MOPS) and Seaside Pump Station (SEPS) are two of the larger M1W-owned pump stations and originally constructed in the 1980s. Both stations are at the end of their useful life requiring replacement and improvement to ensure system reliability. These upgrades include: Pumps replacement Electrical switchgear Emergency generators Heating and cooling systems Fuel storage system Fire suppression pipeline Estimated Completion: Fiscal Year 2026-2027 Impacts Improve infrastructure reliability Protect environment Extend useful life of facilities Enhance energy efficiency Seaside Pump Station along Del Monte Beach Agendas & Minutes Work With Us Payment Options Auto Pay Sign Up Bids & RFPs Public Records Requests Pay Online Careers Agendas Contact Us --> Contact Us Administration: 5 Harris Court, Building D Monterey, CA 93940 Phone: ( 831) 372-3367 Regional Treatment & Recycling Facilities: 14811 Del Monte Boulevard Marina, CA 93933 Phone: (831) 422-1001 Site Links Home Site Map Contact Us Website Accessibility /QuickLinks.aspx Government Websites by CivicPlus® Loading Loading Do Not Show Again Close Arrow Left Arrow Right [] Slideshow Left Arrow Slideshow Right Arrow Search Results 1 - 10 of 1472 results (0.15 seconds) Find May 13, 2020 Home How Do I... Find https://www.montereyonewater.org/144/find Quickly find important information and resources. History Jan 10, 2022 Home About Monterey One Water History https://www.montereyonewater.org/185/history Before the establishment of Monterey One Water, each community in the Monterey Bay area had its own sewage treatment plant. To create regional efficiency and improve treatment standards, Monterey One Water was created. Learn more about our history and the progression of the Agency's community services. Household Solutions Jul 1, 2020 Home Sewer Prevention Household Solutions https://www.montereyonewater.org/226/household-solutions AlternativesWood PolishUse equal parts vegetable oil and white vinegarUse small amount of mayonnaise on a soft clothFor wood floors, use oil and vinegar in equal partsMetal PolishBrassMix 1 /2 tsp. salt and 1 /2 cup white vinegar with enough flour to make a pasteApply thickly and let sit for 15 to 30 minutes Community Outreach Mar 8, 2024 Home About Monterey One Water Community Outreach https://www.montereyonewater.org/236/community-outreach We take pride in the work we do at Monterey One Water and enjoy sharing the Agency with the community. To learn more about our wastewater treatment processes, water recycling efforts, and ways you can protect our sewer system, explore available learning opportunities. Board of Directors Jul 1, 2020 Home How Do I... Contact Board of Directors https://www.montereyonewater.org/190/Board-of-Directors The Board of Directors guides and oversees all Agency activity. As a Joint Powers Authority, each of our 11 member entities appoints one representative the Monterey One Water Board to represent the residential and business members in their city or district. Businesses Jul 1, 2020 Home Customers Businesses https://www.montereyonewater.org/255/businesses Browse business rates and programs for the almost 7,000 businesses in the Monterey One Water service area. https://www.montereyonewater.org/directory.aspx?eid=6 May 12, 2020 https://www.montereyonewater.org/directory.aspx?eid=6 Name Sarah Stevens Phone Number 831-883-1118 Email Email Sarah Stevens https://www.montereyonewater.org/directory.aspx?eid=19 Jan 25, 2022 https://www.montereyonewater.org/directory.aspx?eid=19 Name Lindsay Synsteby Email Email Customer Service Secretary to the Board Sep 5, 2023 https://www.montereyonewater.org/directory.aspx?eid=26 Name Chayito Ibarra Phone Number (831) 645-4603 Email Email Chayito Ibarra City of Sand City May 12, 2020 https://www.montereyonewater.org/businessdirectoryii.aspx?bid=10 Hours 8 am to 5 pm Location 1 Sylvan Park, Sand City, CA 93955 Phone Number 831-394-3054 1 2 3 4 5 ... 148 ► Show 10 25 50  per page Site Map • Monterey One Water, CA • CivicEngage Skip to Main Content Customers Sewer Recycled Water About How Do I... 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Search Sewer Recycled Water Projects Biosolids Power Generation Utility and Electrical Reliability Program Co-Digestion Home Sewer Resource Recovery Biosolids Biosolids At the Monterey One Water Regional Treatment Plant, aquatic bacteria and gravity are used to remove solid particles from the water. These small particles contain both organic matter and mineral material such as silt and clay. Once separated from wastewater, these particles are treated and then tested. If they meet certain standards, they are called "biosolids" and can be put to beneficial reuse. Biosolids can serve as a valuable source of energy and as an agricultural soil amendment to benefit crop production. M1W’s biosolids are highly processed, regularly monitored, and tested to ensure that they meet or surpass the strict quality and safety standards established by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, the State of California, and local governments. Biosolids Handling Primary Clarifiers: During wastewater treatment, the flow of water is slowed to allow gravity to separate the waste within. Solids settle to the bottom (sludge) while fats, oils, and grease (FOG) float to the top. Both types are skimmed, removed, and sent to the Anaerobic Digesters. Anaerobic Digesters: Through heating and mixing, the majority of volatile solids are destroyed from the thickened sludge. This produces methane gas, carbon dioxide, and Class B digested sludge. Dewatering: The Class B digested sludge enters the dewatering process. Screw presses compact the sludge, squeezing out additional water. When the sludge leaves the digesters, it’s about 2.5-3% total solids. After dewatering, this increases to 17-20% total solids. Drying beds: Dewatered sludge is spread throughout drying beds to further remove water, where it remains for seven to fourteen days. Disposal: B iosolids are trucked to our neighbor ReGen Monterey, used to cover waste piles in the landfill, and some are transported out of the County for composting or land application. Capital Improvement Solids Handling and Resource Recovery Improvements Project Summary Changes in regulations and services have led the existing solids handling system to become undersized, inefficient, and labor/land intensive. Improvements will increase the facility’s dewatering capacity to handle an increase in biosolids from the co-digestion process, aim to achieve ≥50% total dried solids content in concentrate, and eliminate duplicative onsite loading and transport of solids for treatment. Updates to this system include: Replacement of dewatering and drying equipment to increase capacity and streamline process Installation of a nutrient recovery system to remove nutrients from liquid pressed out of the solids, convert to commercial-grade fertilizer Addition of nutrient recovery and removal system for phosphorus and ammonia Impacts Improve facility’s operational flexibility and reliability Recover/utilize all resources inherent in biosolids (energy, carbon, and nutrients) Reduce volume/weight of biosolids and long-distance hauling of cake for disposal Decrease potential odors from outdoor sludge drying beds Address increase of biosolids linked to biogas production program Prepare infrastructure efficiencies for the completion of liquid treatment process Master Plan and associated upgrades Status: Design; estimated completion of design June 2026 Biosolids after screw press Agendas & Minutes Work With Us Payment Options Auto Pay Sign Up Bids & RFPs Public Records Requests Pay Online Careers Agendas Contact Us --> Contact Us Administration: 5 Harris Court, Building D Monterey, CA 93940 Phone: ( 831) 372-3367 Regional Treatment & Recycling Facilities: 14811 Del Monte Boulevard Marina, CA 93933 Phone: (831) 422-1001 Site Links Home Site Map Contact Us Website Accessibility /QuickLinks.aspx Government Websites by CivicPlus® Loading Loading Do Not Show Again Close Arrow Left Arrow Right [] Slideshow Left Arrow Slideshow Right Arrow Sewer | Monterey One Water, CA Skip to Main Content Customers Sewer Recycled Water About How Do I... Search Sewer Shared System Responsibilities Prevention For Businesses Water Softening - The Hard Facts Safe Disposal of Pharmaceuticals Household Solutions Hazardous Waste FOG - Fats, Oils & Grease "Flushable" Wipes Treatment Regional Treatment Plant Wastewater Conveyance Wastewater Treatment Ocean Discharge State Certified Laboratory WastewaterSCAN Resource Recovery Recycled Water Projects Biosolids Power Generation Utility and Electrical Reliability Program Co-Digestion Capital Projects Coral Street Pump Station Key Pump Station Upgrades Readiness Planning Hazard Mitigation Plan Sewer System Management Plan Climate Action and Adaption Plan Spill Prevention, Control, Countermeasure Plans Virtual Tour Home Sewer Sewer 9 1 1 2 Shared System Responsibilities In our service area, maintenance and operation of the sewer system is a joint responsibility. Cities and districts collect the wastewater leaving the homes and businesses. Once this flow enters the regional sewer system, it becomes the responsibility of Monterey One Water to convey the wastewater to its facility, treat the wastewater, and safely reintroduce it into the environment. Learn more about this joint responsibility and how you can help be a Clog Buster. Prevention The "first step" in wastewater treatment is source control. With increased awareness and everyone’s help, the amount of pollutants entering the sewer system can be reduced each year. Through careful, and sometimes regulated, monitoring of what is put in the sewer system, you can reduce the amount of toxic pollutants in the environment and also positively impact treatment costs. Treatment Monterey One Water is here to protect public health and the environment. Every time water is used indoors within our Service Area, from washing dishes to flushing the toilet, it’s pumped through an underground series of pipes to the Monterey One Water Regional Treatment Plant. At the Regional Treatment Plant, the used water, also known as wastewater, is cleaned through a multi-step process and safely reintroduced into the environment. Resource Recovery You might think wastewater is only filled with pollutants and contaminants, but there are also valuable elements we can turn into new resources. At Monterey One Water, we are committed to utilizing the most innovative and cost-effective technologies out there to provide valuable resources for our community. Capital Projects Monterey One Water was formed in 1972 in response to the Federal Clean Water Act. Careful operations and maintenance have leveraged the community's essential wastewater infrastructure, but this alone is no longer enough to guarantee reliable service. Strategic upgrades and replacement projects are needed to ensure the safe and uninterrupted treatment of your wastewater. Readiness Planning Monterey One Water’s sewer system consists of interceptors connecting each of the 10 Member Entities’ flows via a system of 12 M1W - owned pump stations and 34 miles of pipeline, both gravity and force main. The Sewer System Management Plan (SSMP) was initially adopted by M1W’s Board of Directors on April 28, 2014 and last re certified on April 29, 2019. The SSMP is a living document and is updated as necessary. 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Does your firm have specific expertise to support public utility operations? Explore opportunities below. Careers  Interested in joining the Monterey One Water team? Explore current employment opportunities. Public Works Construction and project management opportunities available on PlanetBids. Services Monterey One Water offers contracts for a variety of professional services on PlanetBids. Monterey One Water conducts competitive procurement and awards contracts through a fair, open, and transparent process.  Purchasing is decentralized at Monterey One Water, allowing each department to procure supplies and services directly and aligning with the Purchasing Policy set by the Board of Directors. To assist in the process, the Finance Department oversees the issuance of purchase orders for the Agency and the Engineering Department administers the capital program, including the bidding and awarding of contracts. Monterey One Water publishes all Requests for Proposals and Requests for Qualifications on the PlanetBids system ; we encourage all vendors to register and sign up for notifications to receive updates on upcoming opportunities. Agendas & Minutes Work With Us Payment Options Auto Pay Sign Up Bids & RFPs Public Records Requests Pay Online Careers Agendas Contact Us --> Contact Us Administration: 5 Harris Court, Building D Monterey, CA 93940 Phone: ( 831) 372-3367 Regional Treatment & Recycling Facilities: 14811 Del Monte Boulevard Marina, CA 93933 Phone: (831) 422-1001 Site Links Home Site Map Contact Us Website Accessibility /QuickLinks.aspx Government Websites by CivicPlus® Loading Loading Do Not Show Again Close Arrow Left Arrow Right [] Slideshow Left Arrow Slideshow Right Arrow Recycled Water | Monterey One Water, CA Skip to Main Content Customers Sewer Recycled Water About How Do I... Search Recycled Water Agricultural Irrigation Castroville Seawater Intrusion Project Overview Tertiary Treatment Process Recycled Water Quality Groundwater Replenishment Pure Water Monterey Overview Source Waters Purification Technology Purified Water Quality Annual Reports Expansion of PWM Home Recycled Water Recycled Water Each year, Monterey One Water delivers tertiary-treated water for agricultural irrigation and purified water for groundwater replenishment. Explore more about these projects below. 9 1 1 4 Agricultural Irrigation The Castroville Seawater Intrusion Project produces and delivers recycled water to 12,000 acres of fertile farmland along Monterey County's northern coast. Groundwater Replenishment Using a proven, multi-stage treatment process, Pure Water Monterey turns wastewater into a safe, reliable, and sustainable water supply that complies with or exceeds strict State and Federal drinking water standards. 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Search How Do I... Board of Directors Customer Service Monterey One Water Staff Home How Do I... Contact Contact 9 1 1 2 Board of Directors The Board of Directors guides and oversees all Agency activity. As a Joint Powers Authority, each of our 11 member entities appoints one representative the Monterey One Water Board to represent the residential and business members in their city or district. Customer Service Can’t find what you need on our website? Monterey One Water’s Customer Service Team is ready to assist you. Providing exceptional service is important to our Agency and multiple options are available to connect with our support staff. Monterey One Water Staff Find contact information for Monterey One Water staff members. 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Search About Board of Directors Meet Our Board Public Meetings Recordings of Board Meetings Public Meetings Archive Public Meetings Archive 2018-Present Public Meetings Archive 2017-2018 Public Meetings Archive 2016-2017 Public Meetings Archive 2015-2016 Executive Team Employment Benefits Current Employment Opportunities Job Descriptions & Interest Card Employment Agreements Salary Organizational Chart Policies and Procedures Enterprise Systems Catalog (PDF) Financial Transparency Budget Overview Annual Budgets Capital Budgets Financials Fiscal Policies Investments Long-Term Debt Pension / Compensation Purchasing Monterey One Water History Community Outreach Mission / Vision / Values News & Announcements Public Accessibility Regulations Ordinances Permits Services Service Area Services and Project Partners Home About About Monterey One Water is the sewer treatment provider in northern Monterey County and is here to protect public health and the environment. Every time you wash your dishes or clothes, flush your toilets, use your sinks, bathtubs, and showers, the used water is sent to the Monterey One Water Regional Treatment Plant where it is cleaned and safely reintroduced into the environment. We clean wastewater for . . . •  More than  250,000 residents and almost 7,000  business residing in our service area (learn more on the Service Area page ) •  This equals about 17 million gallons of wastewater being pumped to our facility each day We rely on . . . • 30 miles of underground pipes • 29 pump stations •  Extensive, multi-step treatment processes  We safely reintroduce the water into the environment through . . . •  Regulated  ocean discharge which meets or exceeds State and Ocean Plan requirements •  Additional tertiary treatment to produce non-potable recycled water  for the irrigation of raw food crops like lettuce and strawberries •  Additional purification to produce potable recycled water for groundwater replenishment of a local drinking water basin Agendas & Minutes Work With Us Payment Options Auto Pay Sign Up Bids & RFPs Public Records Requests Pay Online Careers Agendas Contact Us --> Contact Us Administration: 5 Harris Court, Building D Monterey, CA 93940 Phone: ( 831) 372-3367 Regional Treatment & Recycling Facilities: 14811 Del Monte Boulevard Marina, CA 93933 Phone: (831) 422-1001 Site Links Home Site Map Contact Us Website Accessibility /QuickLinks.aspx Government Websites by CivicPlus® Loading Loading Do Not Show Again Close Arrow Left Arrow Right [] Slideshow Left Arrow Slideshow Right Arrow