Sutter Creek, California

Amador Water Agency — Tanner on the opened Amador Water Agency 2025 multi-system booklet (Water Boards ViewCCR PWS CA0310001). Sutter Creek is named as a cover community. OCR of the opened 2025 booklet prints a Hardness ppm row with per-system columns. That row is not labeled as CaCO3. This file does not invent grains. Tanner / Sutter Creek and Amador City chlorine residual 0.67 ppm (0.30–1.05) and 0.86 ppm (0.32–1.10) on the 2025 OCR table, MRDL 4. No Measure S-style ban turned up — check the sewer agency on the bill.

This city’s report did not print a number we can put on the chart. Open the current water-quality report. We do not invent a value.

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Whole-house carbon for chlorine

A single black whole-house carbon tank with a control head, installed in a garage and connected to copper pipe.
Whole-house carbon tank. No brine tank.

That is chlorine. A whole-house carbon filter with an NSF/ANSI 42 chlorine claim is the usual match. A softener will not take chlorine out.

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Under-sink reverse osmosis

Under-sink reverse osmosis system with a white storage tank, filter canisters, and colored tubing in a kitchen cabinet.
Under-sink reverse osmosis: filters, tank, and a second faucet.

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On the report

Water utility
Amador Water Agency — Tanner
Hardness
OCR of the opened 2025 booklet prints a Hardness ppm row with per-system columns. That row is not labeled as CaCO3. This file does not invent grains. — 2025 Consumer Confidence Report (Amador Water Agency multi-system booklet, opened as PWS CA0310001)
Disinfectant
Tanner / Sutter Creek and Amador City chlorine residual 0.67 ppm (0.30–1.05) and 0.86 ppm (0.32–1.10) on the 2025 OCR table, MRDL 4. — 2025 Consumer Confidence Report (Amador Water Agency multi-system booklet, opened as PWS CA0310001)
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.

Sutter Creek drinking water on this file is Amador Water Agency — Tanner. 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 opened report prints OCR of the opened 2025 booklet prints a Hardness ppm row with per-system columns. That row is not labeled as CaCO3. This file does not invent grains. Tanner / Sutter Creek and Amador City chlorine residual 0.67 ppm (0.30–1.05) and 0.86 ppm (0.32–1.10) on the 2025 OCR table, MRDL 4. 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 (Amador Water Agency multi-system booklet, opened as PWS CA0310001) — Amador Water Agency / 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.