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The document presents the findings of the Marin Municipal Water District's 2012-2013 Visitor Use Census and Survey for Mt. Tamalpais. It details visitor demographics, usage patterns, and preferences based on a comprehensive survey and census conducted at various trailheads. Key findings include a total of 13,098 visitors counted, with a majority being pedestrians (70%) and a significant number of bicyclists (30%). The report highlights visitor concerns regarding trail conditions, signage, and dog management while providing insights into the overall visitor experience and recommendations for improvements.

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Where does Marin County water come from?

About Our Supply About 75% of the Districts water supply originates from rainfall on the Mount Tamalpais Watershed and in the hills of west Marin. That water flows into the Districts seven reservoirs, which hold nearly 80,000 acre-feet of water.

What is the Marin Municipal water District emergency number?

If this is a water emergency (i.e., a potential main break), please call 415.945. 1500.

Is my tap water safe to drink in my area?

Generally tap water in the UK is safe to drink unless your water provider tells you otherwise. To check on the quality of the water in your area visit this website. If theres a known issue in your area you will find out. The water companies take over 1,000 samples every day to ensure that your tap water is safe.

Is Marin County tap water safe to drink?

Our water is continually monitored and tested to ensure fresh, safe and clean water is delivered to your tap. All of the Sonoma-Marin Saving Water Partners meet or exceed all health-based standards for tap water quality.

Is there Pfas in Marin County water?

We are fortunate in Marin that the source of our reservoir water is not susceptible to PFAS contamination. PFAS is most commonly found in water sources downstream of potential industrial contamination, groundwater, or areas where there were historically major fires. Our primary supply is sourced from the pristine Mt.

Is it safe to drink tap water in Marin County?

Our water meets or exceeds all state and federal drinking water standards, and costs most customers about two cents per gallon.

How to read water meter Marin County?

Read all the numbers from left to right that appear under the words Cubic Feet. The first digit on the right represents one cubic foot, the second from the right represents 10 cubic feet, the third from the right represents 100 cubic feet, or one CCF, and so on (see illustration).

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