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When did Reesedale Undergo New Ownership?
The new Chairman was appointed May 23rd 2021
President: Christopher Coleal
Vice President: Patricia Norman
Treasurer: Kristy Coleal
CUSTOMER SERVICE AGREEMENTS
Updated service agreements will be requested of all land owners. A blank copy can be found in the R&R page.
Temporary Courtesy Turn On
For "Temporary Courtesy Turn On" prior to full contract completion please contact us ASAP.
How are we billed?
Reesedale currently operates under a non-profit flat rate billing system in order to facilitate a greener neighborhood, ranching, livestock, and gardening.
This flat rate is $60 for 30K gallons for a one home property, a two home property receives an additional 15K gal for $15 a month.
All properties pay a $35 meter fee in order to maintain/upgrade infrastructure, repairs, meter maintenance, volunteer compensation, and administrative costs.
What are the expenses of the water company?
Reesedale currently funds the following monthly expenses:
Meter readers
Electricity
Water quality testing
Infastructure maintenance/repair
Accounting/billing
Administrative
Legal
Taxes
Well Rights
These items are procured at a bare minimum cost.
How do I develop my property?
Due to the unique zoning and historical uses of the property, many plots are eligible for the USDAHomesteading program.
Check out the official resources below
How do I get the roads repaired/maintained
As Reesedale is part of the non-incorporated community of Roosevelt, we maintain the roads as a community. Currently road maintenance is hadled by volunteers at their own expense. If you have any specific requests, please contact us and we can assist in contacting those volunteers and raising funds to support the costs of these repairs including man hours, materials, fuel, and equipment.
How do I get my meter/box/lid replaced
Contact us and we will assess the meter.
If your meter is not leaking, or otherwise in jeaporady of being damaged by traffic, pedestrians, or natural causes, we will abate the issue to ensure no further damage is caused.
Please note that as a small, community, non-profit water company we act in accordance with the severity of the issue. Leaks and catatrophic damage will receive priority over cosmetic issues. With the former being addressed as soon as arrival permits, and the latter when reasonably attainable within budget in order to minimize rate adjustments.
Why aren't the roads paved, how do I get them paved?
As an unincorporated part of LACounty, infastructure is the responibility of the community. Changes such as gravel or asphalt roads, or flood mitigation is handled by members of the community and their ability to pool resources for these type of projects. If you would like the issue presented to the communty, please let us know and we can seek interest in these projects
How do I have a question answered in the FAQ?
Use the contact page to submit a question. The answers will be posted here for reference