Central San Settles Air District Violations, Celebrates 80th With 1,500-Person 'Sewer Party'
Board of Directors • Central Contra Costa Sanitary DistrictSeptember 3, 2026
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The Central Contra Costa Sanitary District's Board of Directors moved briskly through a consent calendar, executive raises and two feel-good staff presentations at its Sept. 3 meeting — but the brief closed-session disclosure carried the heaviest regulatory weight: a settlement with the Bay Area Air Quality Management District over violations at the district's sewage sludge incinerators. The board also heard how its once-a-decade community celebration pulled in 1,500 visitors and nearly 315,000 social media views.
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The board disclosed that it approved, in a prior closed session on Aug. 20, a settlement with the Bay Area Air Quality Management District to resolve violations tied to the district's sewage sludge incinerator units.
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