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The Kinneloa Irrigation District (KID) is a public agency that owns and operates a water system in the north-central part of Los Angeles County near Pasadena, California. The service area of the District covers approximately 500 acres plus it encompasses a watershed area north of the District containing approximately 500 acres adjacent to the Angeles National Forest. The KID serves a population of approximately 1,450 and has approximately 600 metered services. Revenue for the KID is derived exclusively from the sale of water to its customers.
Company ProfileThe Kinneloa Irrigation District was formed in October 1953 by Resolution of the Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors. It operates under the rules and regulations of Division 11 of the State of California Water Code and is not under the jurisdiction of the Public Utilities Commission. A five member publicly elected Board of Directors serves as the governing body. In 1974, an improvement district was formed with the addition of the Mira Loma, Canyon Mutual and Osborn Water Companies to the KID. This added 225 services to the 190 existing services at that time. In 1978, Falzone Development constructed 24 new homes on Villa Highlands and Villa Knolls. In 1983, Nordberg and Neimeyer developed the area know as Hastings Heights and there are 27 homes in this development. In 1990, 48 town homes were built by Dove Creek Development at a site near New York Drive and Altadena Drive. In 2003, 21 building sites were completed in the Kinneloa Canyon area known as Kinneloa Ridge by Diamond-Segundo Development. Additionally several individual lots have been developed to account for the 600 present metered services.
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