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Board reappoints public director to Salinas Valley Basin GSA; names alternate
Summary
Monterey County supervisors affirmed four Salinas Valley Basin Groundwater Sustainability Agency (GSA) agricultural seats and reappointed Caroline Chapin as the GSA public director, then selected Rosa Carrillo as the alternate after debate about continuity and representation.
Monterey County supervisors on June 24 affirmed the Salinas Valley Basin Groundwater Sustainability Agency (GSA) agricultural director appointments and reappointed Caroline Chapin as the primary public director, while naming Rosa Carrillo the alternate public director.
The reappointment came after Chapin, who has served six years on the GSA, told the board she chairs the agency’s budget and finance committee and the Langley sub-basin implementation committee and urged continuity during a “critical” phase. "I remain committed to the mission of the GSA because I believe it matters, not just today, but for generations to come," Chapin said.
Why it matters: The GSA is charged under California groundwater sustainability law with preparing and executing plans to achieve sustainable groundwater use. Board members and public commenters…
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