District Photo plans for "Proposed Expansion" of office to include a Maintenance Garage

(click on the links below to view proposed phases of construction)

Phase I Photo              Phase II Photo

The District’s Operations and Maintenance facilities have been leased from the County of San Luis Obispo for the past 20 + years. These facilities were previously located on Cabrillo Road, across the street from the Cayucos Water Treatment Plant (WTP). Towards the end of 2006, the County decided to terminate the lease option with the Sanitary District so they may use this facility for WTP operations. The District was forced to temporarily move its operations and maintenance garage to a rural area on Cabrillo Street where equipment is stored in portable containers. 

In response to being displaced from this lease site and as part of the District’s long range planning, the District is in the planning and design phases for the construction of a two phased project at 200 Ash Avenue. The proposed project is planned to compliment the current business office building.

The construction of these facilities is tentatively scheduled as follows:

Phase I:  Operations and Maintenance Garage

This Phase will be constructed to provide a secure storage facility for District vehicles and equipment while also providing for a staff locker room, bathroom and shower facilities, and staff work stations. On site parking will also be provided. Construction for this project is forecast to begin in 2009 and has been approved by the Cayucos Sanitary District Board of Directors.

Phase II:  Multi-Purpose Conference Room Addition

This Phase plans to add a second story for a multi purpose room/conference room, kitchen, and accessible bathroom. The current District office is proposed to be remodeled to allow for more efficient work space for office staff, filing areas, and storage. This project is forecast to be constructed in 2012–2014 and has been conceptually approved by the Cayucos Sanitary Board of Directors

Funding for this project was incorporated into the District’s revenue rate plan that was enacted October 1, 2007