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District says major capital projects progressing; solar farm construction to start Nov. 17

Lake Arrowhead Community Services District Board of Directors · July 1, 2026
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Summary

Engineering Manager Scott Schroder told the Board the District's third-quarter capital program includes completed electrical work at the Corporation Yard, ongoing slope and sewer rehabilitation projects, and a solar farm set to begin construction on Nov. 17; several projects remain in design or state review.

The Lake Arrowhead Community Services District reported progress across multiple capital projects during its Nov. 11 meeting. Engineering Manager Scott Schroder told the Board the Corporation Yard electrical portion performed by Amtek Electric has been accepted as complete and the Solar Farm Project No. 142C is scheduled to begin construction on Nov. 17. He also said the Willow Creek WWTP Building Project No. 255 is nearly complete with interior finishes underway and the Spyglass Slope Protection Project No. 179 is roughly 40% complete.

Schroder provided additional specifics on work in progress and design: the Meadow Bay and Blue Jay Slip Lining Project No. 263 has installed 710 of 6,591 linear feet of slip lining, and the Manhole Inflow Reduction 2025-26 Project No. 270 has completed 12 of 183 manholes. He said the Hospital Road Sewer Replacement Project No. 256 is about 30% complete and a redesigned Grass Valley WWTP tank is planned as a 470,000-gallon facility to better manage high-flow events. The Board questioned the number of homes served by the Blackfoot Trail sewer effort and the stability of the slope at Spyglass; Schroder and staff discussed historic slide conditions and maintenance challenges.