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County considering co-management options for El Capitan Reservoir with city
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Times of San Diego
El Capitan Reservoir.
(Photo courtesy the City of San Diego)San Diego County will consider options to co-manage El Capitan Reservoir with the city of San Diego after getting the green light from the Board of Supervisors this week.
“We all agree that it’s important for the El Capitan Reservoir and its recreational programming (to) stay open as much as possible,” she added.
David Blackstone said he grew up hunting animals and fishing in the county, and described El Capitan Reservoir as unique.
The El Capitan agreement wouldn’t be the first between the city and county, as both teamed in 1970 to operate the Lake Morena reservoir in Campo.