YSPUC
Your water company
YSPUC crew and staff, from left: Nathan, Monte, Tim, Garrett, Jason Teeter (JT), Debbie, David, Nancy, Tom, Don, and Israel
Latest announcement
New Water Line - Monday, September 23, 2024
Congratulations, YSPUC customers,
The day has finally arrived that we will be switching you over to the new water line. 48 hours from today, Wednesday, September 25, your water service will be interrupted during the procedure. Shutoff will be from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m.
There will be road closures and men working. Please be mindful of the crews onsite and we will be working as quickly as possible to get everyone back up and running.
Thank you for your patience.
Sincerely,
JT, Chief Operator
Steve Brannon, Interim General Manager
1:30 p.m. Wednesday, Sept. 11
YSPUC has contracted with West Valley Construction to complete the Crystal Cave Circle/Crystal Cave Court construction. The tentative schedule is to start the week of Sept. 16, with final pipeline tie-ins within 2 to 3 weeks — followed by trench paving.
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What you should know
We have several main wells that provide clean, healthy water for each of the lots and homes. We manage and operate Yosemite Spring Park Utility Company (YSPUC) with a separate board of directors and have employees that work for YSPUC to maintain the system.
30950 Corral Drive, Suite B
YSPUC Board of Directors 2024-25
President: Steve Brannon
Vice President: William Neveu
Secretary: Judy Quinn
Treasurer: Dennis Britt
Director: Cheryl Bluhm
Director: Ken Sartain
Director: Rick Mang
YSPUC Committees
Finance Committee: Dennis Britt and Cheryl Bluhm
Engineering Committee: William Neveu, Ken Sartain and Rick Mang
The YSPUC Board is looking for volunteers to serve on these committees.
If you are interested in either committee, please text your committee preference to President Steve Brannon
at 559-580-2236. Your name will be forwarded to the appropriate committee chairperson.
HOURS OF OPERATION
Business office hours: 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Friday. The business office phone number is (559) 517-3799. The business office is closed on all major holidays.
FLUSHING
It is also very important not to flush UNTIL YSPUC notifies you to start the flushing process.
We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause and we will issue you 1 flushing credit that will be applied to your next month’s bill.
RTS CHARGES
The California Public Utilities Commission determined that, based on its number of customers, the YSPUC can recover 65 percent of its fixed costs through a Readiness to Serve charge.
Without this charge, the rates that YSPUC would have to charge for water would be much higher, as sales of water alone would not cover the costs of operations, at a rate that would appear to be reasonable to the consumer.
EMERGENCY LINE
Should you need emergency assistance after business hours, on weekends, or on a holiday, please contact us by using our emergency line: (559) 760-4349.
Please contact us for any water company-related emergency during the times specified above. We would rather find out about the problem at 2 a.m. when the problem is small rather than at 7 a.m. when the problem has become very large.
WATER BILLING
Meters are read monthly and billing statements are sent out by the 5th of each month. Please call us if you do not receive your statement by the 15th of each month.
DISCOLORED WATER
Your water is being supplied to you from deep rock wells, and so occasional discolored water can occur. Slight discolor that quickly comes and goes is not a concern.
However, if your water becomes dark and stays that way, then IMMEDIATELY take the following steps:
1. Contact the office at (559) 517-3799 from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Friday.
2. After hours, call 760-4349
3. DO NOT turn on any water in or around your home, unless instructed by YSPUC.
Never run your hot water while it is discolored. However, if you were running the hot water when your water became discolored, you may need to drain your hot water heater as well.
History of YSPUC
- YLP was originally a development group made up of Art Linkletter’s attorneys who enlisted Mr. Linkletter as the “face” of the project as he had been very successful in developing sub-divisions in Southern CA. That development group filed for bankruptcy before the engineering was complete (about 50% remaining). The project was auctioned off to a development group called Titan Corp. They are the ones that continued the project forward with a different engineering firm and constructed YLP. The completed engineering plans were filed June 30, 1970, with construction beginning shortly thereafter with a phased construction approach.
- As of July 25, 2023, there are a total of 1,950 service connections in the system, 15 of those are commercial connections.
- Became a subsidiary company of the Yosemite Lakes Owners Association in 1987 as it remains today.
- The first occupied homes were seen in approximately 1973.
- The subdivision encompasses approximately 6,717.38 acres comprised of 2,263 lots (not including out lots or water lots) but through some subdivides our lots have risen to 2,267 with three large recreation areas of 300 or more acres, nearly 55 miles of paved roads, a golf course, public swimming pool, equestrian center, recreation center, restaurants, and a variety of other amenities.
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Reports & documents
CONSUMER CONFIDENCE REPORTS
YSPUC OTHER DOCS
AUGUST 19
The leak detection crew will be on N Dome/Sentinel from 7:30 to 10:30 AM on Tuesday, August 20. Please slow down in the area. Thank you!
AUGUST 14
Water is off on Lilley Mountain Dr. from 41015 Lilley Mtn Dr. through North and South Lilley Mnt. Way. Our crew is working on this issue. We will notify homeowners once water is back on. We apologize for the inconvenience.
AUGUST 12
YSPUC CUSTOMER SERVICE OFFICE RELOCATION
The YSPUC Customer Service office is relocating to the Corral building on August 12, 2024. Due to limited parking and unsafe pavement, we will not be accepting water bill payments made in person at the new location. Payments can still be dropped off at the lockbox at the YLOA clubhouse; payments will be picked up on a daily basis. (Please note: payments dropped off at the lockbox must be by check or cash for the exact amount due. Please be sure to include your name and account number.) Payments may be mailed to either address: 30250-B Yosemite Springs Parkway or 30950 Corral Drive, Coarsegold, CA 93614. All other methods of payment, including PayStar, remain unchanged.
The YSPUC Customer Service phone number and email address have not changed. Please continue to call 559-517-3799 or email billing@yspuc.org with any questions or concerns regarding your payments or account status.
Thank you for your patience as we continue improvements to the YSPUC office on Corral.
JULY 23
YSPUC 2020 CCR ANNOUNCEMENT
July 17
YSPUC Update: Water has been restored to Ranger Circle Way and Brave Eagle Court. If you experience brown water, please flush your line outside until it runs clear or up to 15 minutes.
July 14
Water service has been restored on Lilley Mountain Drive. Please flush using your outside lines. Instructions for flushing can be found at : https://www.yosemitelakespark.org/yspuc/
July 14
Dear YSPUC Water Customers (Lilley Mtn Dr, S. Lilley Mtn. Way and N. Lilley Way)
We regret to inform you that you are located in an area that is affected by a critical main break and a clay valve failure leaving your area without water. Due to four main breaks on Lilley Mountain Drive in the last two days and another two breaks and a clay valve failure discovered late last night (7/13/2024), you will be without water today (7/14/2024) and potentially longer until the issues are resolved. In the meantime, YSPUC is coordinating efforts with YLOA staff to provide you with supplemental water and will attempt to deliver supplemental water to your home today. For questions, please call the Emergency Line: (559) 760-4349 We apologize for any inconvenience and appreciate your patience.
July 11
Water is expected to be restored by 11 PM tonight for customers affected by today’s 3rd main break at 39940 Lilley Mountain Drive, extending to Road 400, including S Lilley Ct and N Lilley Ct.
Today alone the YSPUC crew has repaired 52 feet of pipe. This involves installing new drinking water grade piping in the affected section.
The crew has had a long day working in extremely high temperature conditions to expedite the restoration of water to affected customers as soon as possible.
One person will remain on duty overnight to monitor if there are further issues. If additional repairs are needed after 11 pm tonight (7/12/24), the YSPUC crew will commence work starting at 11 AM tomorrow (7/13/24).
Thank you in advance for your patience and understanding.