Mid-Peninsula Water District Board of Directors Board Meeting Agenda
The Board meeting agenda included several key items such as the recognition of staff service and a proclamation for National First Responders Day. The Board reviewed and authorized the 2026 Catalog of Enterprise Systems. Updates were received regarding the Capital Improvement Program, and the Board considered a resolution to authorize a Water Service Agreement with the Charles Armstrong School for a new academic building project. Additionally, the agenda covered management and director reports, as well as a closed session for a performance evaluation of the General Manager.
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Mid-Peninsula Water District Board of Directors Meeting
The board meeting features a proclamation for Water Professionals Appreciation Week and a presentation on recent system improvement projects. Key agenda items include the authorization of engineering services for tank improvements, a policy adoption regarding social media use, and an update on the capital improvement program. Regular business discussions focus on water conservation activities, a capacity charge study, and reports on website updates and public outreach. The document also includes minutes from a previous session where water management and shortage contingency plans were officially adopted.
Jul 23, 2026·Board meeting agenda packet
Mid-Peninsula Water District Board Meeting
The Board of Directors discussed various operational and financial matters across two meeting sessions. Key topics included the authorization of a public works contract for on-call tree and arborist services, the adoption of an updated salary schedule with living wage adjustments, and the approval of task orders for water main improvements and engineering services. The Board also reviewed reports regarding 2025 Urban Water Management and Water Shortage Contingency Plans, received financial reports on capital improvement projects, and considered a new policy on customer bill adjustments for water leaks.
Jul 1, 2026·Strategic plan
Mid-Peninsula Water District Urban Water Management Plan 2025-2050
The Mid-Peninsula Water District's 2025 Urban Water Management Plan outlines strategies and actions to manage water resources and respond to shortage conditions through 2050. Key components include a detailed analysis of water supply reliability, considering purchased water from the SFPUC Regional Water System, water quality, and climate change impacts, particularly concerning the Bay-Delta Plan Amendment. The plan establishes six progressive water shortage levels, each with defined demand reduction, supply augmentation, and operational change actions, to ensure reliable supply and manage projected shortfalls.
