Deputy Secretary for Intergovernmental Relations at California Environmental Protection Agency.
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The meeting focused on the draft operational plan for the Board of Environmental Safety. Discussions included tariff structures for hazardous waste movement, accountability frameworks, and compliance with SB 158 mandates. The council also addressed public comments regarding operational objectives, environmental justice principles, and collaborative strategies with sister agencies.
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The meeting focused on establishing meeting protocols, including language selection for participants and accessibility features. The Board discussed administrative and logistical matters, such as enhancing communication programs, protecting against potential security intrusions, and establishing a methodology for public hearings and council meetings. Presentations included budget and expenditure reports, the introduction of new team members, and the status of environmental projects. Furthermore, there was a detailed discussion regarding the restructuring and establishment of rates as per SB 158 regulations, which have not been changed since 1990.
The meeting featured a public forum where stakeholders addressed the ongoing Bay Delta Water Quality Control Plan updates, expressing concerns over the status of voluntary agreements and urging the board to expedite phase two completion. Additionally, the Board approved an uncontested calendar item and received an informational presentation regarding the Fiscal Year 2018-19 Annual Performance Report, which detailed improvements in data management, outcome reporting, and digital access metrics.
The meeting addressed the proposed water rights fee structure for the 2020-2021 fiscal year. Key topics included the staff's recommendation against fee increases, a review of cost drivers, and the potential implementation of a new fee structure for five-year underground storage temporary permits under Assembly Bill 658. Additionally, the Board discussed upcoming budgetary considerations related to potential Department of Fish and Wildlife fees and Federal Energy Regulatory Commission waiver determinations.
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