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Wyandotte Creek GSA approves SGMA fee and certifies assessment process

Thermalito Water and Sewer District Board of Directors · June 16, 2026
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Summary

Director Wristen reported the Wyandotte Creek GSA approved its FY budget and passed three resolutions adopting the SGMA fee study report, setting the 2026/27 fee and asking the county to collect it on the tax roll, and certifying the legal process for direct assessments.

Director Wristen reviewed the Wyandotte Creek GSA's May 21 regular meeting. He said the GSA approved its fiscal year annual budget and adopted three resolutions: Resolution No. 2026‑02 (adopting the final Sustainable Groundwater Management Act fee study report), Resolution No. 2026‑03 (setting the 2026/27 SGMA fee and requesting the county collect the fee on the 2026/27 tax roll) and Resolution No. 2026‑04 (certifying to Butte County the validity of the legal process used to place direct assessments on the secured tax roll).

The board received the report for information; no district vote on the GSA resolutions was recorded in the minutes.