Glenn Doerksen

Key discussions included the approval of the Report of Funds as of the meeting date and a review of Manager's Reports detailing conservation rates, pumping statistics, and water levels. Updates were provided on several developer projects, including Monte Vista Collections, Hoffman Ranch, Sophie Estates, and Elmwood Estates. The Board discussed a request from LOVE Denair representatives to use an open gravel lot for dumpsters during a clean-up event, with a Director requesting further information before approval. The 2023-2024 Fiscal Year Audit was unanimously approved and accepted. New business involved the approval of bills for December 2025 and January 2026, the presentation and subsequent approval of the 2024-2025 Fiscal Year Audit, and a review of the District's current investments and insurance coverage for upcoming water projects. The status of the Vac-Con Truck sale was also reviewed.

The meeting included the approval of the Report of Funds as of November 18, 2025. The Manager's Report provided updates on conservation rates, pumping volumes, and water levels for October 2025, noting no damage or vandalism. Updates were given on several developer projects, including Monte Vista Collections nearing initial residency in January 2026, and Hoffman Ranch potentially starting its bidding process mid-2026. Under New Business, the Board approved bills for payment and adopted Resolution 2025-016 to continue the Section 125 POP Plan effective January 1, 2026. A public hearing was held regarding Resolution 2025-017, adopting a new water rate structure increasing the rate from $0.65 to $0.90 per thousand gallons beginning January 1, 2026, with projected annual revenue increases of $100k to $120k to fund infrastructure projects like a new water tank. In Other Business, the status of the Vac-Con Truck sale was reviewed.

The Denair Community Services District Board meeting included a presentation by the Modesto Repertory Theater regarding recent improvements to the Gaslight Theater, including electrical upgrades, cleaning, painting, and sound system enhancements. They are fundraising for LED lighting and exterior improvements. The Gaslight Theater is modifying its rental policy to focus on fundraisers, providing contracts, insurance, and security information to the DCSD. The Manager reported on developer activities, water levels, conservation efforts, and vandalism at the park. The Board also discussed changing the billing due date.

The Denair Community Services District Board Meeting included discussions and actions on various topics. The Board approved the Report of Funds, amendments to the General Manager's job description, and an Employment Agreement with Glenn Doerksen. The Manager's Report covered water levels, conservation efforts, developer updates, and the VAC-CON truck training. Additionally, the Board approved bills, a Joint Exercise of Powers Agreement relating to the California Municipal Finance Authority, and authorized the Execution and Delivery of a Joint Community Facility Agreement. The board also conducted a re-organization, re-electing the Chairman and Vice Chairman.

The meeting included discussion and approval of the Report of Funds. The Manager's Report provided updates on water levels, conservation efforts, and the status of Well 10. There was also a report of a leak near the Elementary school, and updates on several developer projects. The Board approved the bills to be paid and Resolution 2025-013 to adopt the Rate Study, setting a Public Hearing date to adopt the proposed Water and Sewer Rates.