In a recent meeting Placer County Water Agency board voted to permanently discontinue operations of the Eastside Canal, which has supplied untreated agricultural water to residents along Brace Road for more than a century.
"I've got livestock, I've got stuff that needs it," said Charlie West, a Loomis resident of more than 60 years who relied on the canal for irrigation.
"Those customers are free to call us," Fecko said. "If they need more service from the treated water line, we'll work with them to provide that."
"With ditch water, you buy inches and get that. City water is on a meter and that meter is like a slot machine that won't stop going," West said.
"While it was a difficult decision, we don't like to shut down service to anyone. It does become one of economics and serving the greater Placer County public," Fecko said.
PCWA says it does not plan to make any additional repairs to the canal and believes it remains safe as is.
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