ALL EMERGENCIES CAN BE REPORTED
BY CALLING THE DISTRICT OFFICE BY TELEPHONE: (909) 338-6682.
During regular work days and
hours our office staff will respond to District related emergencies. On Holidays and Off Hours,
messages are passed along to designated District Staff Members from the
District Office answering machine and forwarded via the District's
telemetry / auto call system. For your safety, please never
open a sewer manhole!
Our trained employees have the
safety equipment necessary to check the manholes to make sure that there are
no dangerous gases present. In addition, our manholes are very heavy; by
lifting them, you could hurt your back. The Maintenance Staff at Crestline
Sanitation District will respond, ASAP, to your request for service. Please
call us first if you experience any of these inconveniences (909) 338-1751.
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Sewer
stoppage
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Manhole
cover off/broken
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Noisy
manhole
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Cave
in
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Open
manholes
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- Overflowing
manhole
- Flood: street,
basement, living area
- Broken line
- Sewer odor
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The Maintenance Section
routinely maintains our sewer mains to keep them flowing freely. We
televise-inspect and clean the lines on a scheduled basis. But did you know
that there are some things that you can do to maintain your building sewer?
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Ask
a licensed plumber about preventative maintenance on problem sewer
lines.
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Call
CSD if you have any questions about your sewer line.
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Contact
CSD if you need to make Building Sewer repairs. (Note: Your building
sewer is that portion from just outside the structure to the Public
Sewer).
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Use
only a licensed contractor to make necessary repairs.
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Consider
installing a backflow preventer to prevent flooding in your building.
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Recycle
oil, paint, and other toxic materials at a recycling center.
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Remember
that storm lines, streets, sidewalks, and trees in public
rights-of-way are maintained by other agencies.
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Don't
plant a trees directly over a sewer line. Roots can block YOUR sewer!.
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Don't
dig without calling Underground Service Alert (1-800-227-2600) at
least two days prior to digging.
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Don't
proceed automatically with an expensive repair Always get a second
opinion.
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Don't
use an unlicensed, unknown contractor to make repairs.
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Don't
forget to locate cleanout in front of building, prior to having a
stoppage.
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Don't
pour anything toxic down the sewer or storm drain.
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Don't
open a manhole for any reason, Call CSD, we will do this for you.
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Homeowners wanting to take good
care of their sewer system should make note of the following items that
should never be flushed down the drain or toilet. These materials have the
potential to contribute to sewer system blockages and also cause additional
wear and tear on the wastewater treatment works.
Take care not to flush the
following:
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coffee
grounds
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disposable
diapers
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sanitary
napkins
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cigarette
butts
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gauze
bandages
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paper
towels
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dental floss
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kitty litter
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tampons
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condoms
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fat, grease, or oil
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egg shells
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And
NEVER flush chemicals that could contaminate surface and groundwater, such
as: paints, varnishes, thinners, waste oils,
photographic solutions, and pesticides.
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