Supervisor Rasmussen outlines change in LACOSAN oversight and a Clear Lake co-management pledge
Brad Rasmussen said oversight of most of Lake County’s sewer system (LACOSAN) will move to a new independent board and described a nonbinding Clear Lake Co-Management Agreement among counties, cities, tribes and state agencies to coordinate stewardship of Clear Lake.
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Brad Rasmussen reported that oversight of the county’s sewer system largely managed by LACOSAN will transition from sole Board of Supervisors oversight to a new independent board composed of two county supervisors, two Clearlake City Council members and one public appointee. The change will affect governance of sewer services in parts of Lake County, including areas within the Big Valley Area Council boundary.
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