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Montecito Sanitary District board adopts revised 3-Year strategic priorities
Summary
The Montecito Sanitary District Board on March 25 approved a revised "3‑Year" Strategic Priorities and Goals and Objectives with minor wording edits, in a unanimous vote. The changes include replacing "sewer" with "collections" and adding an article to item 1A.
The Montecito Sanitary District Governing Board unanimously approved a revised Strategic Priorities and Goals and Objectives document on March 25, 2026, updating the title to add "3‑Year" and making three specific wording edits.
On a motion by Director Newquist, seconded by Director Barrett, the board approved changes that included adding the word "a" to item 1A and replacing the term "sewer" with "collections" in item 1D. The vote was recorded as AYES: Directors Barrett, Johnson, Newquist, Ohlmann and Rockenbach; NAYES: none.
Board members and staff framed the vote as a technical clean-up and clarification to align the district's priorities with planning and operations timelines. The approved 3‑Year label signals the board's intent to treat the document as a near-term roadmap rather than a long-range master plan.
The approval concludes the agenda item on strategic priorities; the board did not attach any additional funding decisions to this action during the March 25 meeting.
