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Sep 28, 2026·BoardMeeting
Board
Monterey One Water Board of Directors Board Meeting
The meeting included a roll call, a pledge of allegiance, and agenda adjustments. The Board discussed and approved the agenda, heard public comments, and issued a proclamation for Stormwater Awareness Week. Key committee reports were presented, including the abolition of the Budget and Personnel Committee and the adoption of minutes for the Committee on Recycled Water. The Board also received an informational update on the Coral Street pumping station project, focusing on cost forecasts, project schedules, and ongoing coordination with the city of Pacific Grove regarding planning commission applications.
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Monterey One Water Board Of Directors Board Meeting
The board discussed several items, including the maintenance and repair of three deep injection wells due to corrosion and hydraulic hose issues. Additionally, there was a detailed update on the National Pollutant Discharge Elimination System permit process, highlighting a shift in regulatory requirements for ocean discharge that may necessitate future investments in wastewater disinfection processes. The board also reviewed the Recycle Water Committee minutes.
Aug 21, 2026·BoardMeeting
Board
Monterey One Water Recycled Water Committee Committee Meeting
The committee meeting addressed several financial and operational items, including the approval of the fiscal year 26/27 budget for the Central Coast Long-Term Environmental Assessment Network. Discussions focused on authorizing contract amendments for energy systems associated with food waste co-digestion and engineering services for pump station upgrades at Monterey and Seaside facilities. The committee also approved second-year funding for food waste procurement and management services and authorized a budget amendment for emergency repairs to Pure Water Monterey deep injection wells.
Jul 27, 2026·BoardMeeting
Board
Monterey One Water Board of Directors Board Meeting
The meeting focused on the Coral Street pump station electrical relocation project, specifically discussing the site selection process and the certification of the initial study and mitigated negative declaration. Key topics included addressing community concerns regarding visual impacts, noise, and lighting at the proposed golf course location, as well as the implementation of mitigation strategies such as a subterranean design and noise-enclosed generators. The board also reviewed preliminary cost estimates, project timelines necessary for FEMA grant compliance, and clarified the operational scope regarding the mechanical components of the pump station.
Extracted from official board minutes, strategic plans, and video transcripts.
