The Rossmoor/Los Alamitos Area Board of Directors is proud to report that the District is financially sound, self-sustaining, and operates without imposing usage fees which are typical in most cities. Today the District serves more that 8,000 sewer connections throughout the 54 linear mile system, funded exclusively through property tax revenue, interest on allowed investments, rental income and permit and plan check fees. The percentage of total County tax receipts allocated to the District's General Fund remains at .001% of assessed valuations which has not changed since the District was founded in 1952.

The District maintains ongoing sewer cleaning and directed video inspection throughout the service area to insure integrity of the main sewer lines. This preventative maintenance and inspection allows us to identify areas that may require

maintenance, and thus gives us the opportunity to schedule appropriate repairs without interruption of service to the community. Overall the sewer system serving Rossmoor, Los Alamitos, the College Park West area of Seal Beach, and parts of Cypress is in good physical condition, the system is operating within or below capacity limitations, and there are no indications of inflow nor infiltration occurrences. Through ongoing maintenance and inspection, the sewer system remains in excellent physical condition.

The Board of Directors pledge to continue preventative maintenance, monitoring, and construction to insure the same reliable quality service you are accustomed to, using only current revenue sources.