Chief Financial Officer at Paradise Irrigation District.
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The Board of Directors held a workshop facilitated by a consultant to establish a formal performance evaluation process for the District Manager position, including defining competencies, rating scales, and timelines. Additionally, the Board convened in a closed session to conduct a public employee performance evaluation for the District Manager.
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The board convened to discuss real property negotiations, specifically focusing on providing direction to the district negotiator regarding a potential purchase agreement for the property located at 8738 Skyway, Paradise, California, identified as APN 050-070-034. This discussion took place during a closed session.
The Board discussed and took action on several key items, including conducting public hearings for the draft 2025 Urban Water Management Plan and the draft Water Shortage Contingency Plan, followed by resolutions to adopt both documents. The meeting also included a public hearing on job vacancies in accordance with Assembly Bill 2561, a review of the Treasurer's report, and the adoption of the Fiscal Year 2026/2027 budget. Additionally, the Board approved various contracts and items, such as the Demonstration Garden redesign, the Neal Road Pipeline Replacement design and management services, a capacity fee transfer, and the declaration of surplus property at 6350 Clark Road.
The kickoff meeting for the Community Advisory Committee focused on providing an overview of district operations and engaging committee members with diverse backgrounds. Key discussion topics included the history of local infrastructure, specifically the construction of the Miguela Dam, and a facility tour that offered behind-the-scenes insights into water management and mechanical operations. The session served to educate members on daily district functions and established channels for ongoing communication and community engagement.
Extracted from official board minutes, strategic plans, and video transcripts.
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