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Oct 7, 2026
Nov 6, 2026
Request for proposals for an inclined plate settler thickening system for the Sierra Pines Regional Water Treatment Facility, with alternatives for 140-gpm and 235-gpm systems.
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City
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Sonora
County
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Tuolumne
Address
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18885 Nugget Blvd
Zip Code
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95370
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Tuolumne Utilities District
The board meeting included a review of the 2026 Strategic Plan Progress Report. A resolution was adopted to designate a specific week in October as Water Professionals Appreciation Week. Additionally, the board approved amendments to the Conflict-of-Interest Code to enhance clarity and ensure regulatory compliance. During the closed session, the board conducted a performance evaluation for the General Manager and authorized the initiation of litigation concerning a district easement encroachment.
The board addressed several financial and administrative matters, including the review and approval of various reimbursement claims and vendor payments for services such as backflow prevention inspections, wastewater treatment plant construction, laboratory testing, uniform laundry services, dam safety consulting, and lake treatment. Additionally, the board discussed and moved toward approving the fourth amendment to the general manager's employment agreement, which involves revisions to compensation, benefits, and contract term provisions.
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The board meeting featured a presentation on the strategic plan, detailing progress across seven key goals including water security and reliability, wastewater infrastructure modernization, and community partnerships. Discussions focused on the status of long-term water supply contracts, the significance of workforce safety programs, financial stewardship, and the launch of a new grants dashboard to increase transparency. Additionally, the board deliberated on the appropriate level of detail for strategic planning reports and addressed operational concerns regarding water supply infrastructure and potential maintenance challenges.
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