June, 2008 Newsletter
In this issue: Summer KickOff, Yard Improvement Contest, July 14, 2008 Valley Vista Park Planning Public Meeting, Motor Vehicle Access, 2007 Water Consumer Confidence Report

November 2007 Newsletter
In This Issue: Save water, money, energy nowv; Yard Improvement Contest Winners Holiday Celebration & Lighting Contest; Stress Free Thanksgiving

Water and Sewer Rate Study (Farr West Engineering)

June 2007 Newsletter "Water Quality 2006"
In this Issue: Tape Water versus Bottled Water, Water Quality 2006 Consumer Confidence Report, Water Quality 2006 Testing Results, Water Quality 2006 Definitions, Source Water Assessment Program Summary Sheet, Community Barbecue and Swap Meet

2008 YARD IMPROVEMENTS CONTEST
The Indian Hills General Improvement District wants to recognize residents who have improved their yards. The intent of this contest is to increase awareness within our community to promote the use of native plants, Xeriscape landscaping, water use conservation and water efficiency and to improve the overall attractiveness of yards within the District’s boundary. To participate, tidy up your Nevada friendly landscape, complete the entry form and submit requested items. (Entrant's property must be within the IHGID boundary) Deadline to enter 2008 Yard Improvements Contest is Friday, August 29, 2008 at 4:30 P.M.

April 2007 Newsletter
In this Issue: Stand-by Generator Project Status, Yard Improvements Contest, District Facilities for Rent, Wildlife Awareness, Reducing Solid Waste

January 2007 Newsletter
In this Issue: Meet the New IHGID Board of Trustees, Snow Removal Policy, Storm Drain Marking, The Solution to Stormwater Pollution, Bond Approved for $2 Million, Snow Shoveling Safety, No Cost Energy Saving Tips

Arsenic Exemption Granted
All water users of the IHGID water system are hereby notified that at a public hearing on September 6, 2006, the Nevada State Environmental Commission granted the Indian Hills General Improvement District an extension to comply with the revised arsenic standard of 10 parts per billion (ppb) by January 23, 2009. The Nevada State Environmental Commission concluded that the District was unable to comply with the regulation due to compelling factors and that there would be no risk to the public’s health. The District is making efforts to comply with the January 23, 2009 revised arsenic standard. Consultant Gilmore Engineering will conduct a pilot test during fiscal year 2006-2007 using Mobile Process Technology’s arsenic removal system. A report will be submitted to the Nevada Division of Environmental Protection when the pilot test is completed. Copies of the District’s arsenic exemption granted by the State Environmental Commission are on file at the District’s main office and are available to the public. IHGID, 3394 James Lee Park Rd. #A, Carson City, NV 89705 Phone (775) 267-2805 Fax (775) 267-3510 www.indianhillsnevada.com.

September 2006 Newsletter
In this Issue: Upcoming Capital Improvement Projects, Streaming Videos on District's Website, East Sludge Pond Liner Project Complete, Motorized Vehicles, Meet the IHGID Board of Trustees Candidates Event

Water Quality 2006
Annual Water Quality Report

July 2006 Newsletter "Water Quality 2005"
In this Issue: Annual Water Quality Report, Sewer Rate Update, Protection from Heat Exposure

April 2006 Newsletter
In this Issue: New General Manager, Water Conservation, Upcoming Water Quality Report 2005, Stormwater Pollution & Solutions, Dugout Project Status, Watering Restriction, Candidacy Filing Deadline

Water Conservation Tips
Indoor and outdoors tips on conserving water.