Frequently Asked Questions

A pump station is being built in MVP to allow recycled water from the Membrane Filtration Reverse Osmosis Facility (MFRO) to be distributed to agricultural users.

The project is anticipated to take 18 months.

The project will include public restrooms and an architectural style friendly to the community with noise attenuation features.

The Membrane Filtration Reverse Osmosis Facility (MFRO) is currently under construction on West Washington Avenue and will treat the City’s existing recycled water supply through membrane filtration and reverse osmosis technologies and provide that water to agricultural users. This pump station will transport the recycled water to a storage reservoir above the Mountain View area.

As part of this project, new restrooms are being installed in Mountain View Park.

All of the parking spaces that are impacted by this project will be replaced elsewhere in the park and there will be no impacts to the Fitness Court, ball fields or play structure during construction.

Both parking lots off of Citrus Avenue are open for parking.

• Community Services staff hosted a public outreach meeting at Mountain View Park on October 5, 2019 where this project and the related park benefits were specifically outlined.
• A City Council presentation was done on November 6, 2019 and the project was approved.
• The Planning Division mailed out notices to surrounding residents on June 25, 2020.
• Information about the project was shared on the City’s social media accounts and in the City Manager’s Weekly Activity Report.
• Construction start notices will be sent out prior to the project start date on August 30, 2021.