The ASADA of Lomas del Mar has started regular testing of the water not only from the Well 613, but also from each and every tank. This testing will ensure that we are ALWAYS providing our community with safe, clean water.
ViewIMPORTANT INFORMATION: Due to official letter numbered GSD-UEN-GAR-2022-03262, of August 17, 2022, from the Regional Office of Communal Aqueducts of AyA, Chorotega Region, UEN Management of Rural Aqueducts, Lomas del Mar's ASADA is not able to issue water letters, due to the fact that Lomas del Mar's Aqueduct does not meet the necessary technical requirements prescribed by Aya.
ViewCosta Rica, often hailed for its pristine natural landscapes and commitment to environmental conservation, has a lesser-known but crucial institution that plays a pivotal role in ensuring the sustainable management of its water resources – ASADA. They are local entities established as associations that, by delegation from the Costa Rican Institute of Aqueducts and Sewers (AyA), manage, operate, maintain, and develop water supply and sewage systems in those communities where neither AyA nor the respective municipality provides drinking water supply and sanitation services.
ViewOn September 4th, the President of the LDM ASADA gave a presentation to the community. As promised, here is the presentation in it's entirety. Don't hesitate to contact our Administrator at info@ldmasada.com if you have any questions or comments. Happy Reading!
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