Thank you for notifying us. The property manager has been made aware of the situation and will be addressing it.

Property manager has been notified of issue.

Water still running out of property and into/across street. Dangerous situation for bicycles, as the street is now slimy and slippery.

Situation has not been addressed. Water running into street and intersection for 10+ days now

The water to this property has been shut off in order to prevent further runoff. In coordination with the San Dieguito Water District, the responsible parties have been notified of the leak and are in the process of repairing the irrigation system. The Water District has also notified the Streets Division of the Public Works Department to remove the slip hazard.
Irrigation runoff carries trash and other pollutants into the untreated storm drain system that eventually releases into a sensitive creek, lagoon, and/or the Pacific Ocean. Thank you for taking the time to inform us of this issue. Your efforts help enhance the quality of life in Encinitas. For over-irrigation runoff concerns, please call the City of Encinitas Clean Water Program at (760) 633-2787 or email cleanwater@encinitasca.gov

Water still running out of this property. Street, sidewalk and intersection still wet and slimy.

Thank you for updating the City of Encinitas about this issue. The recent rains may have contributed to the excess water. The leak has been repaired. Public Works cleaned the area on April 24. Public Works will re-visit the site.

Water still running out of property. Rain is not impacting volume/consistency of water running into street. My neighbor tells me the city says leak was fixed. If so, then the wrong or not the primary leak was fixed. This is a hazard to students riding their bikes to Ada Harris School! This has gone on too long.

Thank you for the update. This is an open and active investigation. If you have any additional information that may be helpful, please feel free to update this issue or call the Clean Water Program at (760) 633-2787.

While some sources of the water discharge (irrigation leak from nearby property) have been identified and addressed, City staff have been continuing to work to identify all possible sources of the runoff observed at the corner of Nolbey and Villa Cardiff, including irrigation runoff from upstream areas and possible groundwater discharge. Staff will continue to work to identify and eliminate all controllable sources of water discharge to the area.

Thank you again for reporting water waste and stormwater pollution.
This issue has been resolved.

If you see over-irrigation runoff or other types of stormwater pollution, please call the Stormwater Hotline, also known as the Clean Water Program, at (760) 633-2787.