Video, transcripts, and deep links for 20 archived Unknown Jurisdiction public meetings from 2016-02-02 to 2026-01-22 — 20 with a searchable transcript.
55:23
We're facing an already grim wildfire season and unrelenting drought in the west. Climate change is here. It is destabilizing our daily lives in our communities and costing the state in time resources and lives.
40:42
I'm concerned about the wetland. I know it's there to stay. I know it cannot be destroyed or removed. We spent, we bought the house and a whole lot of money widening our drought doing.
1:32:19
There's one for the sewer comprehensive sewer rate study, one for the comprehensive water rate study. And then subsequently to adopting those two rate studies, the board can then adopt board in some of the 312, which establishes the 5-year maximum allowable sewer rates as director…
2:13:46
Our intention is to reduce our reliability on that, especially in the event of disaster or emergency. In fact, I think as our general manager pointed out, our water portfolio, even as we're fully subscribed to Doheny, we're still 36 percent met, plus our groundwater.
1:21:42
And as you can see, the rain also generated 40% of supply in district water supply in the major reservoirs and also added to our local storage.