Arcadia Water Company ("AWC") is an Arizona non-profit corporation,

incorporated in 1919 to furnish irrigation water to its members.  Owners

of land in AWC's project area have rights to the delivery of water,

conditioned on the payment of AWC's charges and any assessments,

and subject to AWC's rules and regulations governing service and the

suspension thereof.

AWC employs a General Manager to oversee it's operations, and to

report to the Board and an Irrigation Coordinator to coordinate AWC

Irrigation Services.

AWC owns the wells, a pumping plant, reservoir, and main distribution

lines and major diversion boxes.  The trunk lines run from the reservoir

under AWC's parking lot, west along Camelback and Exeter Boulevard. 

AWC also owns a number of lateral pipelines connecting major diversion

boxes.  The system is operated and maintained by AWC.  All sub-

distribution systems which convey water from the AWC System to it's

members' land, such as those within particular subdivisions, are owned

and must be maintained by the relevant members or their homeowner's

associations.

Arcadia Water Company Management

The Arcadia Water Company is managed via an elected, 11 person

Board of Directors, with 3 of the directors positions reevaluated at the

"annual meeting" held annually in April. and through a General Manager

appointed by the Board.