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Aug 18, 2026
Nov 18, 2026
Project consisting of the design and installation of a security closed circuit television camera system for the district's two administrative facilities: district headquarters and district yard. The system must be expandable to remote locations through the district sewer system; the district may expand the system to each pump station in the future.
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City
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Costa Mesa
County
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Orange
Address
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628 W 19th Street
Phone Number
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(949) 645-8400
Zip Code
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92627
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Costa Mesa Sanitary District
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.
The board discussed a contribution request for the Newport Bay Conservancy's annual cleanup event, ultimately approving a $375 sponsorship. A preliminary budget review was presented, noting favorable financial standing with expenditures under budget and higher-than-anticipated revenue. Additionally, the board deliberated on the potential reestablishment of participation in CalPERS health benefits for board members, including proposed contribution levels and alignment with employee benefit structures.
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The meeting included the review and approval of the fiscal year 2026-27 work plan. Members were appointed to a public outreach ad hoc committee tasked with assisting in public education regarding the proper sorting of recyclables and organics. Additionally, staff presented information on the potential implementation of a private sewer lateral compliance program, similar to one used by the Castro Valley Sanitary District, and proposed establishing a partnership with the Orange County Realtors to improve public education on sewer lateral maintenance.
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