Orange County Grand Jury • 1999-2000

West County Coastal Watershed Coordinating Committee

Published: May 15, 2000 3 pages
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Findings and Recommendations 2 findings

F1
Currently there is no regularly scheduled public (or governmental) committee that is dedicated to the enhancement of water quality for the watershed that drains into the coastal areas between the Santa Ana River and the San Gabriel River, known as the West County Coastal Watershed. A response to Finding 1 is required from the Board of Supervisors, and requested from the Chief Executive Office and the Public Facilities and Resources Department. 2
Related Recommendations (1)
R1
A West County Coastal Watershed Coordinating Committee should be established by Public Facilities and Resources Department to serve as a clearinghouse for all organizations and individuals and to operate as a round-table forum to facilitate the sharing of information between persons, agencies, and organizations with an interest in water quality in the West County Coastal Watershed area. The Director of the Public Facilities and Resources Department should review whether the Newport Bay Coordinating Committee has accomplished its goals and how a similar organization could act as the model for a West County Coastal Watershed Coordinating Committee. A response to Recommendation 1 is required from the Board of Supervisors, and requested from the Chief Executive Office and the Public Facilities and Resources Department.
F2
Managing a watershed committee is a time-consuming endeavor. The size of the Coastal and Historical Facilities staff has been kept at a minimum since the Orange County bankruptcy. A response to Finding 2 is required from the Board of Supervisors, and requested from the Chief Executive Office and the Public Facilities and Resources Department.
Related Recommendations (1)
R2
A managerial position should be added to the Coastal and Historical Facilities staff to aid in the formation and administration of the West County Coastal Watershed Coordinating Committee. A response to Recommendation 2 is required from the Board of Supervisors, and requested from the Chief Executive Office and the Public Facilities and Resources Department. 3

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