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Staff recommends adopting Ordinance 3-14 to enable district cross-connection control plan
Summary
Chris Vickers told the board that Ordinance 3-14 would repeal and replace section 7 of the district water ordinance to give the board authority to adopt a Cross Connection Control Plan (CCCP); staff recommended formal adoption of Resolution 25-31 to meet state requirements tied to a July 1, 2024 policy handbook.
Chris Vickers, technical services manager, told the board the "1st order of business today is to adopt ord water ordinance 3 14, amending and modifying water ordinance number 2 63, section 7, which is the cross connection control section." He said the ordinance would repeal the current section 7 and replace it so the board could adopt the district's Cross Connection Control Plan by resolution.
Vickers said the change responds to a State Water Board policy handbook adopted on 07/01/2024 that requires each public water system to submit and maintain a CCCP. "Staff's recommendation here is that the board adopt resolution 25 31 adopting the plan as required, and is authorized authorized by the district water ordinance 3 14," he said. The transcript records discussion of placing the ordinance on the consent calendar so the linked resolution could be adopted in sequence; no formal vote on the ordinance or resolution is recorded in the transcript.
