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- SUPERIOR COURT 1050 Monterey St. SLO 5/23/24 9am
- CITY COUNCIL MEETING Mon 5/28/24 6pm 154 S. 8th St
- 160 S 3rd St Sa/Su June 1-2 10am 12pm
United By A Common Goal
We seek an independent technical review of the options currently available for water in the event of drought. Supporting incorruptible candidates who run to serve and are committed to listening to & representing the people of Grover Beach. Ensuring that transparency is the rule, rather than the exception in all government reporting and actions.
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Petitioning for a repeal of the 12/11/23 increase in water rates & recall of the Mayor & 2 Council Members who voted to double water rates despite letters from 2,000 households (3,450 voters) protesting the increase.
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Join your neighbors in finding solutions we can afford that replenish our aquifer.
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Grover Beach City Council members will fully transition from at-large elections to district elections by the November 5, 2024 General Election as shown on this map. The Mayor is elected at large. Council Member Zimmerman was appointed to fill n at-large citywide vacancy. Council Member Rushing was elected in District 2.
Central Coast Blue proposes to inject (in Phase 1 ($158m) +/- 1,000 acre-feet of purified wastewater into our aquifer every year. Natural recharge is about the same amount. But Central Coast Blue will draw 2,500 acre-feet a year from the aquifer, creating a 500 acre foot a year cumulative deficit. That's going by the Central Coast Blue estimates. Outside experts question whether there will be any
Screenshot from the Environmental Impact Report Addendum: plan to drill 16 wells in Grover neighborhoods. Follow the black numerals for the count & locations. Mayor Bright says in her response to the recall that it is only 5 wells. More recent verbal reports from Central Coast Blue say it will be only 3 injection wells, 5 monitoring wells, and a new well for Pismo Beach. Most of the wells cluster
The area inside the red lines is the property owned by Grover & Pismo now a part of Central Coast Blue.
This graphic from Central Coast Blue shows the water in and the water out IF we were currently drawing 2,500 acre-feet a year from our aquifer and if we draw 2,500 acre-feet per year with the CCB project. However, we draw only 1,000 acre feet a year and that is sufficient to supply the City of Grover Beach.
When citizens arrived at the Dec. 11, 2023 Grover city council meeting to protest the water & sewer rate increase there were only 38 chairs available for a room that could hold 104 occupants. They were turned away by police and told to go home or stand outside.
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