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July 22, 20261400 Reservoir Project Bid Documents
September 16, 2026 , 2:00 PM bid due date.
1400 Reservoir Project Addendum #3
1400 Reservoir Project Addendum #1
1400 Reservoir Project Addendum #2
1400 Reservoir Project-Plans Sheets 1-29
1400 Reservoir Project-Plans Sheets 30-68
1400 Reservoir Project-Plans Sheets 69-99
1400 Reservoir Project-Plans Sheets 100-125
1400 Reservoir Project-Plans Sheets 126-136
1400 Reservoir Project-Specifications for Bid
1400 Reservoir Project-Specifications Appendices A&B
1400 Reservoir Project-Specifications Appendices C1
1400 Reservoir Project-Specifications Appendices C2
1400 Reservoir Project-Specifications Appendices C3
1400 Reservoir Project-Specifications Appendices C4
1400 Reservoir Project-Specifications Appendices C5
1400 Reservoir Project-Specifications Appendices C6
1400 Reservoir Project-Specifications Appendices D
1400 Reservoir Project-Specifications Appendices E
1400 Reservoir Project-Specifications Appendices F1
July 7, 2026Valve Maintenance: July and August 2026
During the months of July and August 2026, District staff will be completing valve maintenance in the central portion of the District (see map). This work will generally be completed Monday-Friday between the hours of 8am and 4pm. Water service should not be interrupted, however, maintenance activities such as this can cause brief periods of discolored water. Should you experience this, it can usually be cleared by flushing a cold water tap for 5-10 minutes.
If the water does not clear, please notify the District at 253-631-3770.
November 19, 2025Well 9 Water Quality
The first week in November the District began an additional treatment process at Well #9 to reduce the sulfur taste and odor from this source. We have been working on this project since 2018 with the Department of Health and a local engineering firm which specializes in water chemistry. Lake Meridian Water District is proud to say that there is a substantial reduction in the taste and odor from this source.
Many hours went into this project, and we call it a success. The District is thankful for our dedicated staff and some of the best water chemistry engineers in the world.
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December 27, 2005About the District
Lake Meridian Water District is a special purpose district, operating under Title 57 of the Revised Codes of Washington, (RCW).
We were originally formed in the early 1960s to bring water service to the Lake Meridian area. The District's current service area covers approximately 4,000 acres around Lake Meridian in Kent, Washington.
We are bordered by the City of Kent to the west; Soos Creek Water & Sewer to the north; Covington Water District to the east; and City of Auburn to the south.
The District has a three member Board of Commissioners elected to staggering six-year terms of office.
The Board meets twice per month at the District office. If you are interested in attending, please advise. The day to day operations are the responsibility of the General Manager, Operations Manager and 8 full time employees.
Cross Connecton Control Program