Please join us (MBCA) along with the National Parks Conservation
Association (NPCA) and other groups to attend the Santa Margarita Water District
Board Meeting, to demonstrate our great concern about the “Cadiz Valley Water
Conservation, Recovery, and Storage Project.”
This is
critical! The Final Environmental
Impact Report (FEIR) on the project will be presented, and we must have many
desert residents present to speak publicly about the folly of this project and
its harmful effects to “our” Mojave Desert.
The SMWD Board Meeting this Wednesday, July 25, at 6:30 p.m. will be held at the Norman P. Murray Community and Senior Center, Sycamore Room, 24932 Veterans Way, Mission Viejo, CA 92692
There will be a teleconference version of the SMWD Board meeting
set up at Copper Mountain College (same date and time). If you cannot join your concerned
neighbors and friends and travel to Mission Viejo, please attend the
teleconferenced meeting at CMC. Being at the actual Board meeting
intensifies the effect of our intentions to oppose this inappropriate project,
but there is also value in an additional large turnout at the
College.
A
recent article in the LA Times
provides a refresher on the issues of the project and the entrance of a new
participant in the fight against it, Tetra Technologies,
Inc.: LA Times
If
you would like to access the full FEIR for the project, the link is in about the
middle of this page on the SMWD website:Full FEIR
And
here is a recent Sun Runner article from Steve Brown: Sunrunner on cadiz
Thank
you. Hope to see many of you in
Orange County Wednesday!
