+1 805 482 5061
Online Payments
Online Payments are now available. Call the office to get set up
Pleasant Valley Mutual Water Company will be implementing a 2.5% charge on all credit card transactions beginning July 1st 2021. This is not a Pleasant Valley Water Company and Pleasant Valley Mutual Water Company does not retain a portion of the fees charged. This is a Bill & Pay processing fee. Pleasant Valley Mutual Water Company wants to inform it's customers ahead of the charge so that you are aware. There are other payment methods in which we do not charge any fees. You can pay by cash, check, or money order. Our blue drop off box is always available, or you can come into our office during office hours.
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IF YOU ARE HAVING A WATER EMERGENCY
PLEASE CALL:
805-482-5061 AND PRESS -0-
Two Ways to Pay Your Bill
Pay in Person
PAYMENTS CAN BE LEFT IN THE BLUE DROP BOX LOCATED IN THE MIDDLE OF THE HORSE SHOE DRIVEWAY. THE BOX WILL BE CHECKED AT THE END OF EVERY BUSINESS DAY.
Board Meetings 2021
January 25th Annual Meeting- Due to the Ventura County COVID-19 lockdown we cannot hold our January 25,2021 annual meeting. This would put us over the COVID-19 gathering limits. Our By-Laws allow for Annual Meeting delays. We should be able to hold the proxy tallies, untallied, for when the annual meeting can happen. According to the guidelines of the State and Ventura County
February 16th
March 16th
April 20th
May 18th
June 15th
July 20th
August 17th
September 21st
October 19
November 16th
December 21st
Agenda
1.Roll Call 6.General Manager Report
2.Share Holders 7. Action Items
3.Approval of Minutes 8. Executive Session
4.Correspondence 9. Adjourment
5.Financial Report
Dear Shareholder/Customer of Pleasant Valley Mutual Water Company:
As you are no doubt aware, the State is experiencing a severe water shortage. The reservoirs on the State Water Project and Metropolitan Water District are critically low. In addition, the lack of rainfall has affected groundwater levels, the source of approximately 80% of the water delivered by PVMWC. The County agency which allocates groundwater has reduced the Company’s allocation by an additional 20%. This has forced us to purchase more water from Calleguas Municipal Water District. P13rchased water costs more than five times as much as our pumped groundwater. This increase must be passed on to the customers.
Your Board of Directors hired a Water Rate Consultant to study water use and make recommendations to the Board as they develop a rate structure to achieve the goals of conservation and cost recovery in an equitable manner. The new rate structure features lower fixed fees, called a “Service Charge”, elimination of the “Assessment” because there is no current Capital Project requiring it, and a “Step” structure that increases unit costs as more water is consumed. The new rate structure also does NOT include any water in the “Service Charge”.
Effective Date: July 1, 2016
– Warren Manzer, Board President
