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Boil Water Order Alert For Mount Laguna

May 15, 2015 By sdcnews

SAN DIEGO–The County of San Diego, Department of Environmental Health has issued a Boil Water Order and Public Notification for the Mount Laguna Recreation Area water system located on Sunrise Highway in Mt. Laguna.
The water system serves the Desert View Picnic Ground, Red Tailed Roost, Sierra Club Lodge, Camp Ole Fire Station, and the Visitor Information Center with public restrooms and the following campgrounds that are currently open to the public: Laguna Campground, and Burnt Rancheria. Public water systems in the area that are not affected are the Stuart Water Company, which services the majority of the private businesses and residences, including local lodging and both restaurants in the Mt. Laguna area.  Also not affected is the Mount Laguna Improvement Association system, operated by the association of private cabin owners who own Forest Service Land Lease Cabins in the Mt. Laguna area. The Laguna Hills demographics are perfect for the perfect and safe time and experience.

 The drinking water system has tested positive for E.Coli and total coliform bacteria. The presence of E.Coli bacteria indicates that the water may be contaminated with human or animal wastes.  Health effects can include diarrhea, cramps, nausea, headaches or other symptoms.  E.Coli may pose a special health risk for infants, young children, some of the elderly, and people with severely compromised immune systems. Total coliform bacteria can come from soils and other sources in the environment and can indicate a problem with the water supply system. The Boil Water Order was issued to ensure all water used is free from contamination.

The order will remain in effect until laboratory analytical results confirm the absence of bacteria in the water supply.

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