Bear Valley CSD Public Works June 2025 Update
Roads Department
The month of June was a busy one for the Community Services District's roads department! Over 127 tons of asphalt were used to overlay roads, seal cracks, and fix potholes. That’s an increase from 100 tons used in May. A big shoutout goes to the General Services Department for their work on the CSD’s drag box, which allowed the roads department to complete the overlay work.
Significant effort has also been dedicated to roadside mowing and weed abatement. Most of Deertrail Dr. has been mowed, with remaining sections scheduled for July. Additional areas maintained include Skyline Dr., Lower Valley Rd., and Cumberland Rd.
The roads team also completed routine street sweeping, sign maintenance, pavement marking, and erosion control in June. Seasonal temporary workers played a crucial role in these efforts, especially in supporting traffic control for large projects. Without their assistance, regular crews would be limited to just two workers for such tasks, severely impacting productivity.
We appreciate the community’s patience and support as we continue these vital improvements across our roadways.
Water Department
The water department also had a busy June with a lot of focus on fixing water leaks, tank maintenance, and weed abatement as we get into our summer months. The team also did their regular monthly manual meter reading.
The team completed 41 fire hydrant inspections in June, bringing the grand total to 293 of 653 hydrants inspected since January. The CSD continues to explore strategies to speed up that process and work through a backlog of hydrants that need minor maintenance, such as valve cleaning.
Notable Leaks Repaired Last Month:
• Skyline by Tank 4B, Mainline leak – 4” Clamp
• 25821 Cumberland Ct., Service line leak – 1” Clamp
• Intersection of Saddleback/Skyline, Service line leak – 1” Clamp
• 26801 Wilderness, Mainline leak – 4” Clamp
• 29884 Stevens Ct., Service line leak – 1” Clamp
• Tank 6A-2 (Paramount), Check valve installation
• Tank 6A-2 (Paramount), Transducer installation
• 24901 Diamond Ct., Service line leak – 1” Clamp
• 24860 Diamond Ct., Service line leak – 1” Clamp
• 29101 Deertrail Dr., Service line leak – 1” Clamp
• Near 3C booster (Deertrail), Service line leak – 1” Clamp
• 29601 Rolling Oak Dr., Service line leak/replacement – 20’ of poly pipe, new angle stop, and 2 brass couplers
• 24041 Martingale Wy., Service line leak – 1” Clamp
• 24200 Serra Pl., Service line leak – 1” Clamp
• 24100 Cantle Ct., Service line leak – 1” Clamp
Transfer Station
In June, Waste Management hauled:
• 28 household trash roll-offs
• 32 green waste roll-offs
• 21 manure roll-offs
• 6 mixed recycling roll-offs
• 0 clean wood roll-offs
• 1 treated wood roll-off
• 1 scrap metal roll-off
• 2 mixed concrete roll-offs
Thank you all for your support. We look forward to continuing to serve our community!