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Western Heights Water - Official - Home - Western Heights Water Company service area is approximately four square miles, covering Yucaipa and part of Redlands, California. With a capacity of 4.5 million gallons, our three reservoirs are supplied by five groundwater recharge wells.

http://www.westernheightswater.com/index.php/shareholder-information/water-stock Western Heights Water - Official - Water Stock - Western Heights Water Company is a mutual shareholder owned Water Company. All property owners in our service area own shares of stock and are shareholders in this company. Shareholders are issued stock certificates which entitle them their right to water. Our corporate by-laws state that each water meter must have one share of water stock in order to receive water.

http://www.westernheightswater.com/index.php/shareholder-information/water-service-entitlement Western Heights Water - Official - Water Service Entitlement - To receive water service from the company, one (1) share of stock is required for each meter. The share of stock is assigned to a specific property and will remain assigned to that property as long as all bills are paid. Should the bill become delinquent and unpaid for a specific period of time, the share of stock will be forfeited back to the company and the water service will be discontinued at the service address.

http://www.westernheightswater.com/index.php/shareholder-information/starting-and-stopping-service Western Heights Water - Official - Starting and Stopping Service - If you have purchased or are in the process of purchasing property in our service area, please be sure to notify your escrow company that there is water stock. As a mutual water company, we require the water stock be transferred into your name. This generally happens during the escrow process.

http://www.westernheightswater.com/index.php/shareholder-information/assessments Western Heights Water - Official - Assessments - Annually, on January 1st, an assessment is levied on each share of stock. The assessment for 2013 is $66.00 per share. The assessment is billed on your bi-monthly billing statement at $11.00 per share.

http://www.westernheightswater.com/index.php/shareholder-information/annual-shareholders-meeting Western Heights Water - Official - Annual Shareholders Meeting - Each year on the third Wednesday in March, the annual shareholders’ meeting is held at the Western Heights Water Company’s offices to elect a Board of Directors for the coming year. All shareholders are encouraged to attend, a 20% representation is required to have a quorum in order to conduct business and hold the election. Meeting notices and proxies are mailed to shareholders on March 1st each year.

http://www.westernheightswater.com/index.php/customer-service/rates-fees Western Heights Water - Official - Rates & Fees - Water bills are sent to the shareholder bi-monthly and reflect the following information representing the total amount due

http://www.westernheightswater.com/index.php/customer-service/payment-options Western Heights Water - Official - Payment Options - Mail bill statement payment along with your payment stub to the following address:Western Heights Water Company32352 Avenue DYucaipa, CA 92399Please make all checks payable to: Western Heights Water Company.

http://www.westernheightswater.com/index.php/customer-service/auto-pay-service Western Heights Water - Official - Auto-Pay Service - A popular method for paying your bill is our Auto-Pay Service. With this service, you still get your Western Heights Water Company statement in the mail, but there is no need to write a check. Your bill will be automatically deducted from your checking account at your bank on the 20th of the month. That’s it. No check to write, no return envelope, and no stamp needed, no phone call to make, and no service charges.

http://www.westernheightswater.com/index.php/customer-service/backflow Western Heights Water - Official - Backflow - The Safe Drinking Water Act (SDWA) was originally passed by congress in 1974 to protect the public’s health by regulating the nation’s public drinking water supplies. The 1986 and 1996 amendments (Public Law 104-182) greatly enhanced the existing law by recognizing source water protection, operator training, and funding for water system improvements and public information as important components of a safe drinking water program. Western Heights Water Company enthusiastically enforces Title 17, Sections 7583-7605 of the California Code of Regulations for Backflow and Cross-Connection Prevention Policies. Our mandate is to protect the public potable water supply from the possibility of contamination or pollution by isolating within the consumer’s internal distribution system or the consumer’s private water system such contaminants or pollutants (which could backflow into public water systems) and promote the elimination or control of existing cross-connections, (actual or potential), between the consumer’s in-plant potable water system and non-potable water system, plumbing fixtures, and industrial piping systems.

http://www.westernheightswater.com/index.php/customer-service/service-area Western Heights Water - Official - Service Area - In February 2012, Western Heights Water Company was proud to celebrate 100 years of service to our customers. The history of the company begins with the founding of the Redlands and Yucaipa Water Company in 1910.Western Heights Water Company was originally part of Yucaipa Water Company No. 2, part of the Redlands and Yucaipa Water Company. On February 19, 1912, Yucaipa Water Company No. 2 was incorporated as a non-profit corporation. And in 1913 the company changed its name to Western Heights Water Company.

http://www.westernheightswater.com/index.php/customer-service/water-pressure Western Heights Water - Official - Water Pressure - Common causes of low water pressure are incorrectly adjusted valves, a water leak, or use of water during peak demand times. If you experience low water pressure use these troubleshooting tips to help restore your normal water pressure.

http://www.westernheightswater.com/index.php/about-whwc/directors Western Heights Water - Official - Directors - Western Heights Water Company is governed by a five-member elected Board of Directors. Our Board is elected each year at our annual shareholder’s meeting which occurs in the March/April timeframe each year. These five elected Members are responsible for the Company’s policies and decision making.

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