Land Movement Update 9-29-23 

• With recent land movement activity, the City strongly recommends that property owners in the neighborhoods in and around the Portuguese Bend, Abalone Cove, and Klondike Canyon landslides turn off sprinkler/irrigation watering systems for the foreseeable future to minimize additional water being absorbed into the ground in the vicinity. 
• Additionally, for those properties with swimming pools, if you have experienced some water loss, the City requests that you refrain from refilling the pools at this time and consider emptying your pool to prevent water entering the ground if cracking occurs. The City will reach out in a future correspondence about a possible pool draining schedule, so owners can start considering that next step. 
• The roadway is closed at the intersection of Dauntless and Exultant Drives for the foreseeable future. 
• Cal Water has indicated it will have staff on site 24/7 starting this weekend to respond as needed.

You can find answers to frequently asked questions and more information at rpvca.gov/landmovement Have questions? Contact us at landmovement@rpvca.gov.