Belmont, California

Mid-Peninsula Water District 2025 Consumer Confidence Report. Hardness as CaCO3 62 ppm (8.1–112). Cover is Mid-Peninsula Water District — Belmont is in that service area; confirm the bill. Chlorine (including free chlorine and chloramine) 2.67 ppm (0.55–3.45), MRDL 4.0. No Measure S-style ban turned up — check the sewer agency on the bill.

Cited chemistry for BelmontA chart of numbers printed on the utility report, each labeled with its unit. Missing numbers are left off.Hardness62 ppm as CaCO3 (8.1–112)Chlorine residual2.67 ppm (0.55–3.45)WQR
Cited numbers from the utility report. Length follows the printed value against a labeled scale — not a health ranking. If the report has no number, it is not on the chart.
  1. Hardness62 ppm as CaCO3 (8.1–112)
  2. Chlorine residual2.67 ppm (0.55–3.45)

Best match for Belmont

Salt-based water softener — confirm the district first

Two tall mineral tanks and a black brine tank of a salt-based water softener, plumbed with copper pipe in a garage.
Salt-based softener: two mineral tanks and a brine tank.

Ask the agency on the sewer side of the bill before you cut a brine drain. California lets districts restrict self-regenerating units. A “banned in California” blog is not your district.

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On the report

Water utility
Mid-Peninsula Water District
Hardness
Hardness as CaCO3 62 ppm (8.1–112). Cover is Mid-Peninsula Water District — Belmont is in that service area; confirm the bill. — Mid-Peninsula Water District 2025 Consumer Confidence Report
Disinfectant
Chlorine (including free chlorine and chloramine) 2.67 ppm (0.55–3.45), MRDL 4.0. — Mid-Peninsula Water District 2025 Consumer Confidence Report
Brine / salt to the sewer
Check the sanitation district before installing. No city or sanitation-district residential self-regenerating softener ban like LACSD Measure S or IEUA Ordinance § 2.6 turned up on the pages we opened. That is not a statewide ban finding. Ask the agency on the sewer bill before you cut a brine drain.

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Extra context besides the utility report and the chart above — geology, an unregulated table, or a published study. Not a second set of printed tap numbers.

Belmont drinking water on this file is Mid-Peninsula Water District, PWS CA4110001. No city or sanitation-district residential self-regenerating softener ban like LACSD Measure S or IEUA Ordinance § 2.6 turned up on the pages we opened. That is not a statewide ban finding. Ask the agency on the sewer bill before you cut a brine drain. This is not a legal opinion.

The 2025 report prints Hardness as CaCO3 62 ppm (8.1–112). Cover is Mid-Peninsula Water District — Belmont is in that service area; confirm the bill. Chlorine (including free chlorine and chloramine) 2.67 ppm (0.55–3.45), MRDL 4.0. Kitchen shopping stays the Cloud RO / Waterdrop path already used on other cities if a listing is why you are looking.

Sources

  1. 2025 Consumer Confidence Report (PWS CA4110001) — Mid-Peninsula Water District / State Water Resources Control Board. Accessed 2026-09-11.

Updated September 11, 2026. A city file is chemistry we can cite plus the sewer rule. No invented detections.