| EXHIBIT 1-ADRAFT MINUTESRegular MeetingBoard of Directors Monterey Peninsula Water
  Management District September 17, 2007 | ||
| The
  meeting was called to order at 7 PM in the Conference Room of the Monterey
  Peninsula Water Management District offices. Directors Present: David
  Pendergrass, Chair – Mayoral Representative Alvin
  Edwards, Vice Chair – Division 1 Judi
  Lehman – Division 2 Kristi
  Markey – Division 3 Michelle
  Knight – Division 4 Larry
  Foy – Division 5 David
  Potter –  Directors Absent: None General Manager present:  David A. Berger District Counsel present:  David Laredo The
  assembly recited the Pledge of Allegiance The
  following comments were directed to the Board during Oral
  Communications.  (1) Bob Brower introduced
  himself as a candidate for the November 6, 2007 election in Voter Division
  5.  (2) Lee Yarborough
  introduced himself as a candidate for the November 6, 2007 election in Voter
  Division 4. On a motion by Director Edwards and second by Director
  Foy, the Consent Calendar was adopted unanimously on a vote of 7 – 0. Approved. Approved. Approved. Approved. Approved. Approved. Approved. Approved. Approved. Keith
  Israel, General Manager of the Monterey Regional Water Pollution Control
  Agency
  (MRWPCA), gave a presentation on the recycled water
  component of  There
  was consensus among the Board members to refer this  item to  The
  following comments were directed to the Board during the public comment
  period on this item.  (1) Lee
  Yarborough suggested that grant funds might be available for the RUWA
  from programs to protect the Marine Sanctuary. He reasoned it could be shown
  that the RUWA Project would reduce stormwater and pollutants from running
  into the Monterey Bay.  (2) John
  Bridges, expressed support for the establishment of an on-site water use
  credit for replacement of California American Water (CAW) production with
  another source, such as a new well.  (3)
  Gary Bales, resident of Pacific Grove and member of the Calvary Chapel
  congregation, offered to work with the Board on development of rules that
  would allow establishment of an on-site water use credit for replacement of
  California American Water production with water from a new well on Calvary
  Chapel’s property.  (4) John Aime,
  Assistant Director of Santa Catalina School, expressed support for
  establishment of an on-site water use credit for replacement of CAW
  production with water from new wells on school property. General
  Manager Berger presented an update on progress the District has made towards
  completion of the goals and objectives listed in the Strategic Plan.  An outline of the presentation is on file
  at the District office and can be viewed at the District’s website. Henrietta
  Stern, Project Manager, gave a report on progress made on development of
  water supply project alternatives.  An
  outline of the presentation is on file at the District office and can be
  viewed at the District’s website.   Darby
  Fuerst, Water Resources Division Manager, presented the report.  He stated that between October 1, 2006 and
  September 13, 2007, CAW production was 687 acre-feet below the limit
  established by State Water Resources Control Board Order 95-10.  Production within the Seaside Groundwater
  Basin was 37 acre-feet higher than the limit established by the Seaside
  Groundwater Basin adjudication decision. 
  He noted that the new Water Year would begin on October 1, 2007.   A summary of his presentation is on file
  at the District office and on the District’s website. Catherine
  Bowie and Stephanie Pintar presented an update to the Board.  An outline of the presentation is on file
  at the District office and can be viewed at the District’s website. District
  Counsel Laredo reported that the meeting was called to order at 5:30 PM.  There being no comments from the public,
  the meeting was adjourned to closed session with all Directors present.  Counsel provided the Board with a status
  report on all agenda items. The Board provided general direction to
  Counsel.  No reportable action was
  taken. No
  comments were received from the Board members. On a motion by Director Foy and second by Director
  Knight, the October through December 2007 Quarterly Water Supply Strategy and
  Budget was unanimously adopted by the Board on a vote of 7 – 0.  No comments were directed to the Board
  during the public hearing on this item. Director Potter left the meeting at 9 PM, prior to Board consideration of Item 18. On
  a motion by Director Edwards and second by Director Knight, the Board
  unanimously adopted the first reading version of Ordinance No. 130 on a role
  call vote of 5 – 0.  Directors Edwards,
  Knight, Lehman, Markey and Potter voted in favor of the motion.  Directors Foy and Potter were not present
  for the vote.  No comments were directed to the Board
  during the public hearing on this item.      On a motion by Director Markey and second by Director Lehman, the Board received the Community Advisory Committee (CAC) report on a unanimous vote of 6 – 0. Director Edwards, Foy, Knight, Lehman, Markey and Pendergrass voted in favor of the motion. Director Potter was absent. The
  following comments were directed to the Board during the public comment
  period on this item.  (1) Paul Bruno,
  a member of the CAC, thanked Director Foy for appointing him to the
  committee.  He suggested that if in the
  future another committee such as the CAC were formed, the charge to the
  committee should offer a mechanism for removing any committee member that
  does not participate.  (2) Robert
  Greenwood, a member of the CAC, stated that participation was a “waste of
  time” because: (a) members were not technically qualified to evaluate water
  supply projects; and (b) the committee was not asked to recommend a preferred
  project(s) or rate them by preference. On
  a motion by Director Markey and second by Director Edwards, the
  reclassification request was approved unanimously on a vote of 6 – 0.  Directors Edwards, Foy, Knight, Lehman,
  Markey and Pendergrass voted in favor of the motion.  Director Potter was absent.   No comments were directed to the Board
  during the public comment period on this item. The
  item was continued to the October 15, 2007 meeting so that all Directors will
  be present for the discussion. There
  was no discussion of the Informational Items/Staff Reports. The
  meeting was adjourned at 9:50 PM. |  | CALL TO ORDER/ROLL CALLPLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCEORAL
  COMMUNICATIONSCONSENT CALENDAR1.         
  Consider Adoption of Minutes of the August 20,
  2007 Regular Board Meeting 2.         
  Consider Expenditure of Funds to Prepare Final
  Report on Evaluation of Seawater Desalination Projects Proposed for the
  Monterey Peninsula by GEI Consultants/Bookman-Edmonston 3.         
  Consider Expenditure of Budgeted Funds to Enter
  into an Agreement with Urban Futures, Inc. to Provide Financial Advisory
  Services Related to Debt Financing for the Aquifer Storage and Recovery
  Project, Phase 1 4.         
  Consider Approval of Amendments to the 1992
  Agreements for Sale of Reclaimed Water and 2004 Agreements for Sale of
  Recycled Water 5.         
  Consider Approval of Conservation Program
  Reimbursement Agreement with California American Water 6.         
  Consider Expenditure of Funds for Purchase of
  Linen, Towel and Restaurant Water Conservation Display Cards 7.         
  Consider Expenditure of Budgeted Funds for
  Purchase of Modular Workstations for Water Demand Division 8.         
  Consider Approval of One-Time General Manager
  Compensation Adjustment for Performance Period 7/1/06—6/30/07 Pursuant to
  General Manager’s Employment Agreement 9.         
  Consider Approval of Chair/Vice Chair Request to
  Direct Staff to Investigate and Report to the Board on the Feasibility of
  Cloud Seeding the Carmel River Watershed PRESENTATIONS10.      Presentation on the
  Proposed Regional Water Augmentation (RUWA) Project by Keith Israel, General
  Manager of the Monterey Regional Water Pollution Control Agency                    A.    Discussion of Potential Incentives for
  RUWA Project, Including Water Use Credits 11.      Strategic Plan Update 12.      Water Supply Project
  Alternatives Update GENERAL MANAGER’S REPORT13.      Status
  Report on California American Water Compliance with State Water Resources Control
  Board Order 95-10 and Seaside Groundwater Basin Adjudication Decision 14.     
  Update on Conservation Program from Catherine
  Bowie of California American Water and Stephanie Pintar of MPWMD ATTORNEY’S REPORT15.      Report on 5:30 PM Closed
  Session of the Board 3.     Conference
  with Legal              Counsel – Existing Litigation         (Gov. Code 54956.9 (a))                   A.    Application
  of California                       American
  Water Company                 to the
  California Public                  Utilities Commission                      Application
  No. 04-09-019                 – Coastal
  Water Project                   B.    Application of California                       American Water Company                 to the California Public                  Utilities
  Commission --                  Application No. 07-02-023                 -- Allowance for Funds                   Used During
  Construction                 (AFUDC) for
  its San                       Clemente Dam                                     Memorandum Account                   C.    Application of California                       American Water Company
  to the                             Public
  Utilities Commission                    Application No. 07-__- ___ --              General
  Rate Case                   D.    State Water Resources                    Control
  Board Permit No.                       7130B                   E.    State
  Water Resources                    Control Board Permit No.                       20808                   F.     MPWMD v. Nick Marotta,                 Jr., Gerda Marotta, and                   Does
  1-100 -- Monterey                       County
  Superior Court                       Case
  No. M83498                   G.    MPWMD v. Roy Woods,                       Woods 1995 Trust, and                       Does 1-100 -- Monterey                       County Superior Court                       Case No. M83499 DIRECTORS’ REPORTS (INCLUDING AB 1234 REPORTS ON TRIPS, CONFERENCE ATTENDANCE AND MEETINGS) 16. Oral Reports on Activities of County, Cities, Other Agencies/Committees/ Associations PUBLIC HEARINGS 17.      Consider Adoption of October
  through December 2007 Quarterly Water Supply Strategy and Budget 18.      Consider First Reading of
  Ordinance No. 130 – Establishing a Claim Process for Damages or Refund of
  Money ACTION ITEMS19.      Receive And Discuss Report
  from Community Advisory Committee re Projects Listed on Matrix of Water
  Supply Alternatives 20.      Consider Approval of Water
  Conservation Technician Reclassification and Change to the District’s
  Organization Chart 21.      Consider Report and
  Recommendation from Administrative Committee on Campaign Finance Reporting
  Regulations INFORMATIONAL ITEMS/STAFF REPORTS 22.      Letters Received 23.      Committee Reports 24.      Carmel River Fishery
  Report 25.      Water Conservation Program
  Report 26.      Monthly Allocation Report 27.      Monthly California
  American Water Production Report 28.      Monthly Water Supply
  Status Report 29.      Semi-Annual Financial
  Report on the CAWD/PBCSD Wastewater Reclamation Project ADJOURNMENT | 
                                                                                                                                ____________________________________
                                                                                                                                David
A. Berger, Secretary to the Board
U:\staff\word\boardpacket\2007\2007boardpackets\20071015\ConsentCal\01\item1_exh1a.doc
U:\Arlene\word\2007\BoardMeetings\Minutes\draft091707.docU:\David\2007\BoardMinutesdraft091707.doc