Summary: Wednesday, February 4, 2015 Water supply issues are of preeminent importance throughout the Monterey Bay Region. If you live in the San Lorenzo Valley, you are not exempt from the need to be concerned about where your next drink of water is going to come from. Lots of water flows down the river, and Valley residents might think that they aren’t going to have quite as much of a problem with future water supply as some of the more urban communities located near the coast. That is not necessarily so! I certainly urge residents of the San Lorenzo Valley to get engaged on water supply issues. To that end, you might want to attend a “Meet And Greet” meeting with the New Board and District Manager of the San Lorenzo Valley Water District. The composition of the District’s Board of Directors has changed, with the election in November, and changes affecting water service, and the costs of water service, are in the offing. Tonight, from 5:30 to 8:00 p.m., there is a no-host gathering at the Oak Tree Ristorante, on Highway 9 in Felton. The notice of the meeting tells more about the menu than the topics to be talked about (and I must say the menu looks good). It is my bet that if you have questions and concerns about your current, or future water service, this would be a good gathering to go to. The District Board has a regular meeting tomorrow, too. I have links to the “Meet And Greet” invitation, and to the agenda for tomorrow’s meeting, and to the website of the Felton FLOW community group, in today’s Land Use Report blog. More Information: Land Use Links Gary Patton’s Two Worlds Blog Invitation to February 4, 2015 Event SLVWD Website Felton FLOW Website Agenda, February 5, 2015 SLVWD Board Meeting
