ENCINITAS — The water is back on along a popular walking parkway in Cardiff-by-the-Sea, community officials said.
As of July 1, irrigation water was again flowing to the landscape along the Carpentier Parkway, a walking path that lines San Elijo Avenue between Chesterfield and Birmingham drives.
Cardiff 101 Main Street, which has maintained the parkway for 15 years, had to discontinue maintenance and watering in March to cut costs.
National City-based Excel Landscape Services repaired the irrigation system, which had been damaged during the period of inactivity, as a donation to the community,
Cardiff 101 officials said in a news release.
Cardiff 101 officials, however, said that someone tampered with the park’s water meter over the weekend, and are urging people to report incidents of tampering immediately to the organization by calling (760) 436-0431.
The association is also accepting donations to help restore, maintain, and improve Carpentier Parkway through its foundation arm, the Cardiff-by-the-Sea Foundation.
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There are very good reasons to believe that “the two guys” were not the ones responsiable with vandalizing and tampering with the water meter at the park.
The irragation was most likely tampered with by the two guys living in this park for the last few months. The Sheriff Dept.has been notified multiple times and nothing appears to change.
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