Tehachapi Water District Approves Revised Rules and Litigation Settlement
What happened
The Tehachapi-Cummings County Water District approved revised rules and regulations governing the sale, use, and distribution of water. The board passed a resolution that amends and restates the district’s water service rules and updates the Term M&I Agreement. Signing a new Term M&I Agreement with the city of Tehachapi was integral to settling litigation between the water district and the city.
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Why it matters
The changes streamline operations for the water district. The approval of the revised rules and the new Term M&I Agreement with Tehachapi addresses the litigation settlement, which impacts the local water supply structure.
Robert Schultz holds a vacant seat in the water district, while Dana Christensen represents a school board trustee area.
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Who's involved
- Robert SchultzPresident of the board of directors
- TehachapiCity involved in the litigation settlement and water agreement
- Gerald DavisDirector who was absent during the vote
Who could feel it
Possible knock-on effectsThese are possibilities Brind reasoned out, not predictions, and not advice. Most are not stated in any report.
- TehachapiSpeculative
The rule revision might formalize the city's favorable 1.25% water supply growth rate contingent on allocation.
- Bear ValleySpeculative
Bear Valley could be affected by the amended Term M&I Agreement rules, which govern its water supply.
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The entities involved
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Robert Schultz
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Tehachapi
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