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Council approves 2025 Sewer System Management Plan update as required for compliance

September 03, 2025 | Ukiah City, Mendocino County, California


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Council approves 2025 Sewer System Management Plan update as required for compliance
The Ukiah City Council on Sept. 3 approved the 2025 update to the Sewer System Management Plan, a required compliance document addressing regulatory changes that took effect in 2022.

Sean White, director of water resources, told the council the update primarily reflects new regulations and that the document must be approved by both the city council and the sanitation district. "The item in front of you is largely unexciting," White said, describing it as a compliance update to reflect changed standards.

Staff recommended approval and noted the plan aligns the city with current regulatory expectations for sewer system management and reporting. Council members had no substantive questions. The council moved and approved the recommendation by roll call; staff said the plan will next go to the sanitation district for its separate approval.

Why it matters: The update maintains regulatory compliance for sewer operations and reporting and supports continued funding and permit requirements tied to wastewater management. The council’s action was procedural approval of a necessary compliance document.

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