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Water Resources Advisory Board · regular
4-15-24 Water Resources Advisory Board Meeting
- Date
- Series
- regular
- Status
- past
- Sources
- YouTube, via the Woven archive; YouTube's automatic captions
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AI-read · unreviewed17 mentions; quotes verbatim from the captions or agenda, chosen by a model, unchecked by a personthe city is going through a board and commission review with consultants. And so that is one that not sure what the future holds for it
they had full opportunity to down the electricity during the Marshall fire. They did not. They even had a line that was How do you say?
I had a a tree down on my property on December thirtieth, the day of the Marshall fire. They didn't come for 3 days the tree fell on my line.
about 2 thirds of our water supply comes from those basins. We've got series of reservoirs and pipelines in the Boulder Creek basin
We're not anticipating needing to go to declare a water a drought stage or water use restrictions this year.
we did work with our water conservation partners, resource, central pace and ecosycle primarily to offer and implement a variety of outreach and service programs
remove your bluegrass and replace it with a more water. Efficient landscaping. We received a grant from the State of Colorado last year.
We're put towards resource. Central's turf replacement projects for so individual customers can benefit that way through resource central it?
excel proactively de-energized their electrical system in in our area and the surrounding area for fire prevention purposes.
there were acts across the city with recreation centers and traffic signals and traffic accidents, and
Given that a lot of wildfires start from electrical situations and down power lines, and it is a practice that's developing across the nation
I'm gonna start with just a quick update on the industrial Pre treatment program. This was in your packet
we've been looking into management options in partnership with parks and recreation, and also Northern water as a co-manager of the reservoir.
we learned a lot from the 2,013 flood, and I think made the justification for that pipeline stronger.
We have 3 meeting series on the capital improvement program, which is something that we landed on several years ago
And utility rates, which annually is one of the more important things, and one of the more the the folks that the board has
just doing an inventory of those to see if we have any that are led that need to be replaced.