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Oct 16, 2026·Board meeting agenda
City/Districts Liaison Committee Meeting
The meeting agenda includes discussions on various interagency infrastructure and community projects. Key topics cover Mesa Water's new district engineer and interagency water transfer project; infrastructure improvements such as the Harbor Pump Station Overflow Project, Industrial Way Pipe Bursting, Fair Drive circulation improvements, and Safe Routes to School. Additionally, the committee will discuss the Expanded Learning Opportunities Program, various park improvements, school-related safety initiatives such as speed limit reductions and walk-to-school events, E-Bike policy updates, and emergency preparedness regarding El Nino. The committee will also determine the 2027 meeting schedule.
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The Board held a study session to review the proposed Private Sewer Lateral Program. The discussion focused on evaluating the feasibility and costs associated with implementing a program similar to the one used by the Castro Valley Sanitary District. Staff provided an analysis of the administrative burden, potential staffing requirements, and financial implications. The Board considered an alternative strategy that prioritizes outreach to local realtor associations and promoting the existing sewer inspection rebate program rather than implementing a mandatory compliance program.
Oct 13, 2026·Board meeting
Board Of Directors Study Session
The Board discussed a proposed private sewer lateral maintenance program, examining potential benefits and constraints, such as costs, staffing requirements, and the effectiveness of similar initiatives in other districts. The Board evaluated recommendations to prioritize public awareness and outreach to real estate professionals and community partners regarding sewer lateral maintenance rather than implementing a mandatory inspection program, citing concerns regarding implementation burdens and limited evidence of impact on sewer spill reductions.
Sep 28, 2026·Board meeting agenda packet
Costa Mesa Sanitary District Regular Meeting
The meeting focused on solid waste management, including liquidated damages recommendations and fund reserve priorities for rate stabilization and educational outreach. The Board reviewed and approved financial reports, warrant resolutions, and compensation and reimbursement of expenses. Operational items included the approval of new job descriptions for Associate Engineer and GIS Analyst positions, as well as engineering reports on capital improvement projects. Furthermore, the Board discussed sponsorship for the Coastal Clean-up Day and potential reinstatement of CalPERS health benefits for board members.
