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Posted
Sep 25, 2026
Nov 20, 2026
The project involves demolition of existing wastewater treatment infrastructure and construction of a new membrane bioreactor system with supporting facilities including lift stations, equalization tanks, percolation beds, and site improvements.
Posted
Sep 25, 2026
Nov 20, 2026
The project involves demolition of existing wastewater treatment infrastructure and construction of a new membrane bioreactor system with supporting facilities including lift stations, equalization tanks, percolation beds, and site improvements.
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City
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San Miguel
County
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Monterey
Address
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1765 Bonita Pl
Phone Number
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(805) 467-3388
Zip Code
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93451
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Board meetings and strategic plans from San Miguel Community Services District
The Board meeting covered various operational and administrative items. Key discussions included reports from local law enforcement and community service organizations, updates on district utility projects such as biosolid removal and solar construction, and review of fire department facilities. The Board approved amendments to the conflict of interest code, the SDRMA health benefits MOU, and a new donation acceptance and administration policy. Financial actions included the ratification of a monetary donation from the Firefighter Association and the revision of the District Utility Fee Schedule. The Board also authorized change orders for switchgear projects and amendments to the engineering contract with the Wallace Group regarding Title 22 reporting and generator procurement. Additionally, the Board reviewed the status of open requests, including streetlighting and property initiatives, and held a closed session regarding personnel, litigation, and real property negotiations.
The Board discussed several key operational and financial topics, including updates on donations to the Fire Department and the implementation of a new donation policy. Reports were received from the General Manager, District Counsel, and the Fire Chief regarding ongoing District activities. The Board approved an increase in the contract for sludge removal services and authorized related budget adjustments. Discussions also included the annual review of legal fees, a review of Fluid Resource Management services, and plans for replacing a vandalized public posting board. Finally, the Board held a closed session to discuss employee performance and ongoing litigation, subsequently voting to withdraw a specific defense in the Steinbeck litigation.
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The Board of Directors conducted several key actions, including the acceptance of the Fiscal Year 2024-25 Financial Audit report. Public hearings were held to discuss workforce vacancy status, adopt the Fiscal Year 2026-27 Operation and Maintenance and Capital Improvement Project budgets, authorize the collection of delinquent Water and Sewer charges on the County Tax Roll, and confirm the 2026 Weed Abatement Cost Report. Additional business included electing a representative for the California Special Districts Association Board of Directors, approving a rate increase for construction hydrant meters, and receiving reports on various district operations and litigation.
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