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1 week ago |
ridgecrestca.com | Michael Smit
At the Indian Wells Valley Water District board meeting on June 9, Water District board and staff answered questions on its water adjudication lawsuit that aims to determine water rights of all parties in the Indian Wells Valley. The questions came from John “Skip” Gorman.
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1 month ago |
ridgecrestca.com | Michael Smit
The May 14 board meeting of the Indian Wells Valley Groundwater Authority opened with board member and IWV Water District representative Chuck Griffin discussing ways to improve the severely damaged relationship between the Water District and the other members of the IWVGA. He suggested some sort of mediation arrangement where they could talk through problems, and he said he’d bring up the idea with the Water District board at their next meeting.
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1 month ago |
ridgecrestca.com | Michael Smit
At the Indian Wells Valley Water District board meeting on May 12, the Water District board unanimously approved a consolidation agreement with Dune 3 Mutual Water Company. The consolidation will bring approximately 37 connections from the small water system located northwest of Ridgecrest into the Water District's infrastructure, providing those residents with a more reliable water supply. kA 4=2DDlQA`QmsF?6 b 92D 366? DECF88=:?8 H:E9 28:?8 :?7C2DECF4EFC6 2?5 @H?6CD ?@ =@?86C H:==:?8 E@ CF?
Water District retains lobbying firm to oppose legislation restricting sustainable yield adjustments
2 months ago |
ridgecrestca.com | Michael Smit
At the Indian Wells Valley Water District board meeting on April 14, the board unanimously approved retaining KP Public Affairs, a lobbying firm based in Sacramento, to oppose proposed state legislation that aims to solidify the sustainable yield numbers at the point decided in a groundwater sustainability plan. The board agreed to a flat retainer fee of $5,000 per month through at least June 2025.
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Mar 21, 2025 |
ridgecrestca.com | Michael Smit
At the Indian Wells Valley Groundwater Authority board meeting on March 12, the IWVGA board received its Water Year 2024 annual report, showing continued groundwater overdraft despite normal precipitation levels. The presentation also highlighted progress the IWVGA is making toward achieving groundwater sustainability in the Indian Wells Valley.
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