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Supervisors report positive public response at Cloverdale Potter Valley/Scott Dam meeting
Summary
County supervisors who attended a Cloverdale meeting on the Potter Valley Project and Scott Dam said the session was well attended and described robust, sometimes controversial discussion; county representatives said local advocates voiced hope over the county’s stance.
Supervisors who attended a recent meeting in Cloverdale about the Potter Valley Project and Scott Dam reported robust debate and said attendees responded positively to Lake County’s advocacy.
At the meeting, county supervisors met with municipal leaders, fire chiefs and stakeholders from Mendocino County and other jurisdictions; one supervisor described the session as “robust and somewhat controversial” but said it left attendees feeling hopeful about the county’s stance.
The supervisor recounted meeting local officials including a mayor identified as Todd Lands and representatives such as Madeline Klein from Mendocino County. Fire chiefs and municipal staff also attended, and county participants said the conversation was substantive.
The supervisor said the county typically faces challenging public sessions on Potter Valley and that this meeting differed in tone, with attendees indicating appreciation for the county’s advocacy. The supervisor said further meetings are likely and that county staff and supervisors will continue discussions this week.
Ending: Officials said they will monitor developments and may return with further updates as the Potter Valley Project discussion continues.
