Central Contra Costa Sanitary District Real Estate, Environmental & Planning Committee Regular Meeting Minutes
The committee discussed and recommended approval for an amendment to a professional services agreement with SDI Presence LLC to increase the cost ceiling for permitting software support, facilitating a transition back to the Central Square system. Furthermore, the committee received a comprehensive update on the Energy Management Plan, which involved reviewing strategies for sustainability, Substation 55 integration, greenhouse gas emission reduction, and managing the scheduling impact of multiple concurrent infrastructure projects.
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Central Contra Costa Sanitary District Real Estate, Environmental & Planning Committee Minutes
The committee reviewed a draft position paper regarding a real property agreement for a development project at 1960 Tice Valley Boulevard. The meeting included a comprehensive update on the Recycled Water Program, covering distribution metrics, cross-connection testing, meter reading automation initiatives, and system valve maintenance strategies. Additionally, the committee discussed potential future recycled water connection opportunities and received an update on the 2026 Pollution Prevention Awards, which recognize local businesses and citizens for their contributions to water conservation and environmental protection.
Jun 10, 2026·Board meeting
Central Contra Costa Sanitary District Real Estate, Environmental & Planning Committee Regular Meeting Minutes
The committee received updates on the Bay Area Clean Water Agencies Executive Board activities, including nutrient reduction grant funding and permit compliance timelines. Discussions were held regarding the evaluation of the District's permitting software, noting that the current system is unstable, and the initiation of a Request for Proposals for a new solution. Additionally, the committee reviewed the progress of the Membrane Aerated Biofilm Reactor (MABR) demonstration project and potential nutrient management alternatives, such as the use of Densified Activated Sludge, to achieve future compliance goals while optimizing costs and operational efficiency.
