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San Luis facility board approves permanent easement to city for waterline redundancy
Summary
The San Luis Facility Development Corporation Board approved Resolution 2026-01 to convey a permanent roadway and utility easement to the city of San Luis so the city can connect a waterline around a detention facility and create a looped, redundant water system.
The San Luis Facility Development Corporation Board of Directors voted to approve Resolution 2026-01, authorizing conveyance of a permanent roadway and utility easement to the city of San Luis to allow a new waterline connection intended to create redundancy in the local water system.
Board member Lo Hio Vera told the board the city wants to remedy a lack of a looped system at the intersection of Avenue D and County 23 and 1/2 (San Luis Lane) by connecting the waterline west of the detention facility, running it across the north property line, and then south along the east property line of the detention facility. "We do not currently have a loop system at that intersection of Avenue D and County 23 and 1/2 or San Luis Lane," Vera said, adding the easement is needed because the city does not own the land where the new line is planned.
After a brief check for questions (Board member Pison said there were none), Vera moved to approve Resolution 2026-01; the motion was seconded and carried by vocal "I" votes. No public comment, financial details, or alternate routing proposals were recorded in the meeting text.
The board concluded the item and adjourned the meeting, apologizing to the public for technical difficulties. Implementation steps, such as transfer timing or recording of the easement, were not specified in the meeting record.
