EXHIBIT 1-A
DRAFT MINUTES
Technical Advisory
Committee of the
Monterey Peninsula
Water Management District
The meeting was called to order at 9:40 AM.
City of
City of
City of
City of
City of
Airport District Tom Greer
City of
Stephanie Pintar, Water Demand Manager
District Counsel Present:
David C. Laredo
No members of the public were present to comment.
1.
Receive Minutes of the January 8, 2008
Technical Advisory Committee Meeting and January 31, 2008 Joint Meeting of the
Technical and Policy Advisory Committees
On a motion by Hardgrave and second by Matarazzo,
the minutes were received on a vote of 3 – 0.
Hardgrave, Matarazzo and Ingersoll voted in favor of the motion. Bennett and Bodensteiner abstained.
2. Elect Committee Chair and Vice Chair
Chair Ingersoll made a motion to nominate Todd Bennett to the position of
Chair. Bennett declined the nomination.
On a motion by
Hardgrave and second by Matarazzo, Hardgrave was unanimously elected to the
position of Chair on a vote of 5 – 0.
On a motion by
Matarazzo and second by Ingersoll,
3. Review and Discuss Proposed Draft
Ordinance No. 124, An Ordinance Modifying the Definition of the Monterey
Peninsula Water Resources System and the District’s Expanded Water Conservation
and Standby Rationing Plan
The committee discussed
the ordinance and offered the following comments. (1) The cost to install a
separate water meter for outdoor landscaping may be considered excessive by business
owners. Staff was asked to prepare a cost
benefit ratio study of requiring separate meters for outdoor landscaping. (2) Add to the ordinance a reference to
Ordinance No. 132 which specifies that the Sand City Desalination Project is
not subject to a moratorium on the issuance of water permits.
Other Items
4. Oral Report on Status of Development of
Ordinance Regarding Sub-Potable Water Credits
Pintar reported that a
letter was sent to each jurisdiction requesting that they look at the potential
for transfers of potable water credits. For
example, a laundry might have plans to relocate to a new location within a
jurisdiction and transfer its water use to the new location. Based on the information provided by the
jurisdictions, staff will determine the amount of potable water that could
potentially be transferred, and then meet with a consultant to determine the
cost of developing an Environmental Impact Report on the transfer of potable
and sub-potable water use credits within the District. A meeting will then be convened with the Technical
and Policy Advisory committees to discuss a scope and funding for an EIR.
Adjournment
The meeting was
adjourned at 10:30 AM.
U:\staff\word\committees\Tac\2008\20080805\01\item1_exh1a.doc