Board meetings, strategic plans, and buyer signals from Brett Pedisich’s organization
Sep 1, 2026·StrategicPlan
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Marin Municipal Water District Hazard Mitigation Plan 2027-2032
The Marin Municipal Water District Hazard Mitigation Plan 2027 Update provides a comprehensive framework to mitigate impacts from natural hazards, aiming to enhance the resiliency of the water system. The plan's mission is to reduce risks to life, property, infrastructure, and the environment during natural disasters, thereby ensuring the continuity of essential water services. Key strategic pillars include protecting life and property, minimizing damage to critical infrastructure, safeguarding natural resources, and increasing public awareness regarding water loss risks. The plan outlines 24 specific mitigation actions addressing a range of hazards such as dam failure, drought, earthquake, extreme temperature, flood, high wind, mass movement, sea level rise, tsunami, and wildfire.
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The meeting focused on various salmonid and forest restoration projects, including the Aptos Creek Enhancement Project and strategies for accelerated wood recruitment. Key discussions included updates on spawner observations across multiple creeks, coordination of salmon restoration efforts, and updates on Chinook releases and beaver management programs. The TAC also discussed future agenda items, such as permitting strategies, riparian restoration history, and forest health considerations related to tree removal. Members provided reports on regional funding proposals, smolt trapping activities, and ongoing habitat enhancement initiatives.
Aug 25, 2027·BoardMeeting
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Planning Committee And Board Of Directors Planning Committee And Special Meeting
The meeting addressed concerns regarding the timely posting of meeting materials for public review. The board received a presentation on commercial, industrial, and institutional water efficiency, focusing on trends and state-mandated water usage classifications. Key discussion areas included the classification of lodging and residential units, specifically regarding houseboats and prison water usage. The committee explored the use of custom rebate programs to incentivize water efficiency, discussed the challenges of leak detection in large-scale facilities like prisons, and established an internal goal of a 10% reduction in overall sector water use.
Aug 18, 2026·BoardMeeting
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Marine Municipal Water District Board Board Of Directors Meeting
The board meeting covered several significant items, including the Nassio vegetation mitigation project, water efficiency annual review, and the Nassio hydrology study. Public comments addressed flooding concerns related to creek cleanup and sediment removal, as well as questions regarding the Palm Avenue pipeline project. The meeting also included committee reports on ACWA regional events and the Palm Avenue pipeline replacement. Key actions taken included the appointment of a new General Manager, the approval of a new at-will agreement, and the authorization of a contract for data center and collocation services.
Extracted from official board minutes, strategic plans, and video transcripts.
