Marina Coast Water District and Marina Coast Water District Groundwater Sustainability Agency Agenda
The board meeting agenda focuses on recognizing an employee's service, addressing FY 2026-2027 billing issues and corrective actions, and receiving a presentation on Fort Ord groundwater cleanup efforts. Additionally, the agenda includes a consent calendar for various capital improvement project budget amendments and financial file receipts, alongside an action item to accept the Annual Comprehensive Financial Report and Independent Auditor's Report.
Sep 28, 2026·
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The board received an informational presentation regarding the financial impacts of the city of Marina's proposed 7% utility users tax (Measure Q). Key discussion topics included the legal basis for the tax, how the tax would apply to various district charges such as water consumption and service fees, the potential financial impact on residential and commercial accounts, and the exclusion of certain utilities like sewer service from the tax. The board also discussed the administrative and financial implications for the district and the necessity of further clarifying the ordinance with the city.
Sep 8, 2026·Board meeting
Marina Coast Water District Executive Committee Meeting Minutes
The committee reviewed and discussed the draft agenda for an upcoming Board meeting, specifically requesting notification to customers regarding a presentation on a proposed Utility Users Tax. A report regarding proposed fees for Backflow and Fats, Oils, and Grease was presented. Additionally, the committee identified several policy topics for future discussion, including Procurement, Retention, Art, AI, Cybersecurity, and the Public Records Act.
Aug 17, 2026·Board meeting agenda packet
Marina Coast Water District Regular Board Meeting
The Board agenda included the recognition of an employee for five years of service and the appointment of the General Manager as the real property negotiator. Closed session items involved discussions regarding price and terms for various real property negotiations with Cemex, Salinas Valley Health, and the City of Marina. The consent calendar included the review of the July 2026 check register, adoption of the investment policy, budget amendments, and the award of a professional services agreement for enterprise resource planning consulting. Additionally, the Board addressed a resolution regarding a sphere of influence amendment and annexation, deeming it exempt from the California Environmental Quality Act.
