Golden State: surface water from Claremont aquifer no cause for concern
For the last several weeks, residents near the corner of Seventh Street and Berkeley Avenue have watched with alarm as water surged from the ground and fell into a storm drain near Harrison Avenue. And though the alarm seems well founded, officials say the flow is naturally occurring and will not impact ratepayers’ bills. “In time, this naturally occurring condition will subside. In the meantime, Golden State Water is monitoring the situation and will keep customers informed as conditions evolve,” said Golden State Water’s Ken Vecchiarelli. Courier photo/Andrew Alonzo
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