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Board approves sewer rate changes after public hearing
Summary
Following a public hearing and a presentation from consultant Anthony Elowsky, the Board adopted Resolution 2026-991 approving sewer rate changes; Clerk Stephen Williams reported one written protest that did not constitute a majority. The vote was unanimous.
The Montecito Sanitary District Board held a public hearing June 10, 2026, on the Sewer Rate Study and subsequently adopted Resolution 2026-991 approving changes to sewer rates. President Rockenbach opened the hearing at 3:23 p.m.; after a presentation by Anthony Elowsky of Robert D. Niehaus, Inc., and public comment, the Board adopted the resolution on a unanimous recorded vote.
District legal counsel noted that one written letter had been treated as a legal objection for the purposes of the hearing; Clerk Stephen Williams reported that the written protest did not constitute a majority protest. The minutes record a recess during the hearing (3:50–4:08 p.m.) and the hearing’s formal closure at 4:09 p.m.
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