Highlands Low Water Pressure and general meeting summary and NSP info

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Mari

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Oct 25, 2024, 1:21:55 PM10/25/24
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Hello Neighbors!

At our most recent Highlands Neighborhood meeting on October 16th, we had several representatives from the City Public Works Department come and present on the water pressure issues that have impacted the Highlands since the conversion work this past spring (see here for more details: https://www.kirklandwa.gov/Government/Departments/Public-Works-Department/Water/Highlands-Water-Pressure-Conversion).

If you have been experiencing decreased water pressure since Spring 2024 and associated issues with appliances, irrigation systems, or other impacts, the city is working to address them with individual households. To be included in this effort, please read the text below (and be sure to share this information with your neighbors):

The City of Kirkland is offering in-home consultations to gather more information about how the change in water pressure is affecting home functionality. Results from the consultations will help inform an interim solution for the neighborhood. For example, one idea the City is considering is a rebate program for households to install individual pressure booster pumps. Residents are encouraged to sign up with interest in a consultation using the form linked here: https://us.openforms.com/Form/cd1a5f4e-9654-4a09-8071-e5d5348160ba. Any questions can be directed to Carly Joerger, Utility Policy and Community Relations Supervisor at cjoe...@kirklandwa.gov

Barbara Posthumus (LWSD) and Erica Mascorro (DEIB) spoke at the October 2024 Highlands’ general meeting.

In other news--- the first upcoming deadline for the Neighborhood Safety Program Project Ideas due EOD Monday, December 2. If you have an idea please reply to this email and we will add it to our list!

Thanks to all for another informative meeting.  Mark your calendar for our next meetings on January 15 and March 19 and May 24, 2025.

Sincerely,

Mari Bercaw

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