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PAST AGENDAS

Public Meeting Agenda
Stinson Beach County Water District
Board of Directors - Regular Meeting

Held at the Stinson Beach County Water District Office at 3785 Shoreline Highway Saturday, November 15, 2003 at 9:30 A.M. Please note that this agenda is subject to change.

A. CALL TO ORDER

The Presiding officer will call the meeting to order and call the roll of members to determine the presence of a quorum.

B. PUBLIC EXPRESSION

Audience members will be invited to speak regarding matters not on the agenda; the Board can not act on items brought up at this time. Audience members may also speak regarding matters on the agenda. Speakers may be limited to two minutes each.

C. SETTING OF AGENDA

The Board may adopt or revise the agenda as presented.

D. APPROVAL OF MINUTES

The Board will consider approval of draft minutes of the October 18th meeting.

E. APPROVAL OF DISBURSEMENTS

The Board will consider approval of disbursements for the month of October, 2003.

F. PUBLIC HEARING

  1. Consideration/Adoption of a Draft Resolution Establishing a Water Use Rate Fee for the Village Green I, 3487 Shoreline Highway, AP# 195-194-01, Marin County Parks and Open Space, owners and Village Green II, 3501 Shoreline Highway, AP# 195-192- 05, Stinson Beach Village Association, owners: The Board will consider a resolution establishing a water use rate fee.

G. GENERAL BUSINESS

  1. Discussion/Review of a Mosquito Abatement Policy: The Board will discuss possible amendments to the current Wastewater Title IV to include mosquito abatement procedures.

H. COMMITTEE REPORTS

Members of the Board may report on their respective committees.

I. MANAGER'S REPORT

The General Manager may update the Board on current District projects, concerns and accomplishments.

J. ADJOURNMENT

The Board will consider a motion to adjourn the meeting.



Notice regarding Rights of Appeal: Persons who are dissatisfied with the decisions of the SBCWD Board of Directors have the right to have the decision reviewed by a State Court. The District has adopted Section 1094.6 of the Code of Civil Procedure which generally limits the time within which the decision may be judicially challenged to 90 days.