Locunity/Central Contra Costa Sanitary District, CA·School Board
Board of Directors
The Central Contra Costa Sanitary District provides regional wastewater collection and treatment services and is governed by an elected Board of Directors responsible for setting policy, budget, and overseeing district operations (recorded here under the commission type 'school_board').
Meeting Room, Central San Headquarters — 5019 Imhoff Place, Martinez, CA 94553
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McGill Proposes Blanket Pre-Approval for Water Reuse Conference Attendance
Member McGill asked that water reuse conferences be listed generically on the approved conference list to avoid needing separate approval for each event.
Why it matters: Water reuse is an emerging policy area; streamlining Board member conference attendance could accelerate the District's knowledge-building.
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COCATAXBoard of Directors11d agoJuly 2, 2026
McGill Reports on COCATAX Meetings and Senator Glaser Engagement
Member McGill reported attending multiple regional meetings including a COCATAX Board session with State Senator Steve Glaser.
Why it matters: COCATAX oversight and direct engagement with state legislators shape regional tax and infrastructure funding that affects the sanitary district.
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July 22 Special MeetingBoard of Directors11d agoJuly 2, 2026
District Announces July Meeting Schedule With Multiple Cancellations
The Secretary outlined upcoming meetings including a July 22 special board meeting and noted cancellations of REAP and Administration Committee meetings.
Why it matters: The compressed July schedule with a special meeting and multiple cancellations affects Board capacity to consider policy items.
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Consent CalendarBoard of Directors11d agoJuly 2, 2026
Board Approves Consent Calendar Including Legal Contract Rate Hike and New Salary Schedule
Board unanimously approved six consent items covering minutes, ordinance publication, public hearing scheduling, rate-setting policy, salary schedules, and a legal services contract extension.
Why it matters: The consent calendar included a 30% hourly rate increase for outside labor counsel and set August 20 for a public hearing on a new Alamo sewer reimbursement fee ordinance.
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Negotiations TrainingBoard of Directors11d agoJuly 2, 2026
Board Drops Negotiations Training After Facilitator Objects to Meeting Recording
Board removed its negotiations training session and closed session from the agenda after the state mediator expressed discomfort with being recorded.
Why it matters: The District chose transparency over the training, signaling that recording all public meetings is a non-negotiable practice for this Board.
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CSDABoard of Directors25d agoJune 18, 2026
Board Directs Support for Incumbent Antonio Martinez in CSDA Seat C Race
Board unanimously directed its CSDA representative to vote for incumbent Antonio Martinez of Contra Costa Water District for Bay Area Network Seat C.
Why it matters: Supporting a sister agency's incumbent strengthens the district's regional network and interagency relationships.
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80th AnniversaryBoard of Directors25d agoJune 18, 2026
Staff and Board Celebrate Wildly Successful 80th Anniversary Open House
The district's 80th anniversary community event drew large crowds and generated widespread positive community response including tours, activities, and extensive social media engagement.
Why it matters: The event strengthened community trust and awareness of district operations, with attendees spontaneously sharing positive experiences on social media for days afterward.
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Senator PadillaBoard of Directors25d agoJune 18, 2026
Board Backs Vape Ban, Battery Recycling, and Nitrous Oxide Bills While Bracing for Years-Long Developer Fight
Staff reported developer-backed permit streamlining bills will persist for years and secured board support for three new bills on vapes, batteries, and nitrous oxide.
Why it matters: Developer groups have openly stated they will push permit-streamlining bills year after year, forcing the district into a sustained legislative defense alongside CASA and the League of Cities.
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