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Kevin L. Burton

Executive Director of Technical Services at Santiago Aqueduct Commission

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Organization: Santiago Aqueduct Commission · CA

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Santiago Aqueduct Commission

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Paul A. Cook
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Neveen Adly
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Apr 7, 2026BoardMeeting

Board

Irvine Ranch Water District Finance And Personnel Committee Meeting

The committee meeting addressed several key business items, including the presentation of the Employee Population and Retention Report, which provided status updates on staffing, turnover, and promotional activities. The committee reviewed the Values Recognition Program update for the third quarter of the fiscal year, highlighting specific employee nominations and associated awards. Additionally, the committee engaged in a comprehensive review of the district's investment portfolio, debt summary, and variable rate debt performance metrics as of the end of March 2026.

Apr 2, 2026BoardMeeting

Board

Irvine Ranch Water District Committee Meeting

The committee meeting focused on a legislative and regulatory update for the 2026 session, including the review of various bills related to water affordability, wildfire preparedness, tribal cultural resources, and artificial intelligence. Staff recommended specific positions for the Board on several legislative items, including support for bills related to the State Water Quality Control Fund and special districts, and seeking amendments for legislation concerning tribal cultural resources. The committee also received information on state budget deficits, federal advocacy priorities regarding the Kern Fan Groundwater Storage Project, and a list of pending state and regional regulatory matters.

Aug 10, 2015BoardMeeting

Board

Irvine Ranch Water District Minutes Of Regular Meeting

The meeting included presentations regarding the successful conclusion of the Extraordinary Supply Program involving water recharging and recovery, and a recognition event for District graduates of the CSUF Leadership Development for Public Agencies program. The Consent Calendar actions included approving the minutes of the previous meeting (July 27, 2015), ratifying director attendance at various meetings, approving engagement agreements for General Counsel services, authorizing the continuance of medical and dental insurance coverage, taking a 'Seek Amendments' position on the Santa Ana Mountains to Sea National Monument proposal, approving amendments to bond remarketing agreements, and accepting the final construction of several infrastructure projects including booster pump stations and pipeline cathodic protection upgrades. The Action Calendar involved selecting DiLytics, Inc. as the consultant for the Business Intelligence software upgrade and introducing a resolution for a first reading concerning revised Rules and Regulations for Water, Sewer, Recycled Water, and Natural Treatment System Service. Other business included reporting on drought reduction efforts, where the district achieved a 27% overall potable water savings, and updates on various committee meetings.

Jul 14, 2025BoardMeeting

Board

Irvine Ranch Water District Minutes Of Regular Meeting

The meeting commenced with a presentation and proclamation honoring a retired Executive Assistant for 25 years of service. A public hearing was held regarding the sewer charge report for IRWD's Newport North area, which is an annual requirement to collect charges on the tax roll; following the hearing, a resolution was adopted to adopt the sewer charge report and authorize collection. The consent calendar included approvals for the June 2025 Treasury Report, vendor expenditure commitments over $200,000 for FY 2025-26, approval for a lump sum payment for FY 2025-26 employer contributions to CalPERS, and authorization for professional service agreements for recycled water site inspections and assessments. Under the action calendar, the Board awarded a construction contract of $1,882,082 to CCL Contracting, Inc. for the Technology Drive and ADA Recycled Water Pipeline Replacement due to prior pipe failures. The Board also approved revisions to connection fees and property taxes for Fiscal Years 2025-26 and 2026-27 under Alternative Two, adopting related resolutions. Other business included updates on the 2010 Build America Bonds Refunding savings and committee reports from various directors.

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