Water District Candidate Lewis Advocates for Russian River Water Use Near Stafford Lake
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What happened
Marc Hunter Lewis, a candidate for the North Marin Water District board, has publicly advocated for using Russian River water in a pipeline project near Stafford Lake. Lewis, who is running against incumbent Rick Fraites, stated that key issues facing the district include long-term water reliability, infrastructure resilience, and affordability.
From marinij.com
Why it matters
Lewis is pushing for policy changes, such as adopting rate-disclosure standards, updating development capacity charges, and stress-testing the district’s water plan. These proposals relate directly to how water costs and infrastructure are managed for customers.
From marinij.com
Who's involved
- LewisCandidate for the North Marin Water District board and community policy advocate
- Russian RiverWater source Lewis has publicly advocated for using in a pipeline project
- Stafford LakeLocation near the proposed pipeline project
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The entities involved
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Lewis
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Russian River
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