Valley Water Facilitates Discussion on Coyote Creek Project Collaboration and Cleanup Efforts

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During a recent joint meeting of the San Jose City Council and the Santa Clara Valley Water District Board, officials highlighted the importance of collaboration in managing local water projects, particularly the Coyote Creek initiative. Chair members emphasized that effective teamwork has allowed them to adhere to project schedules, which is crucial for both cost management and public safety.

The Chair noted that without their prior preparations, delays could have cost the community upwards of $100 million. "This has been our most productive year together," the Chair stated, underscoring the significance of their joint efforts. The meeting also touched on Valley Water's contributions to various projects, including outreach and cleanup efforts along local waterways.

Public comments were limited to agenda items related to the water district, with no cards submitted for city business. The meeting concluded with a call for continued collaboration to address ongoing water management challenges, reinforcing the shared responsibility among local agencies.

Converted from AUG 19, 2025 | Joint City Council / Santa Clara Valley Water District Board Special Meeting meeting on August 20, 2025
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