The Water Department selected an American Assembly style process as a key component of the public involvement activities for the Water Reuse Study. Two American Assembly style workshops were conducted during the course of the Study timeframe. The American Assembly I and II Statements and workshop summaries reflect the dedicated efforts of the community representatives present at both workshops. The review document for the first workshop held in October 2004 Water Reuse Goals, Opportunities & Values, October 6, 7 and 29, 2004 and the review document for the second workshop held in July 2005 Water Reuse Study Interim Report, June 2005 are posted with this information. Media releases on both workshops are also included.
The Water Reuse Study has received letters and resolutions of support from organizations, cities, community groups and other agencies. These groups are providing acknowledgement and written support of the study's efforts to utilize more recycled water to meet the City's water needs.
Organization and Date of Document
San Diego Regional Chapter of the WateReuse Association 07/24/06 (PDF: 502K)
Citizens Coordinate for Century 3, 7/14/06 (PDF: 109K)
Sierra Club, San Diego Chapter, 7/11/06 (PDF: 77K)
City of San Diego Science and Technology Commission, 07/07/06 (PDF: 233K)
Torrey Pines Community Planning Board, 04/24/06 (PDF: 32K)
San Diego Audubon Society and San Diego Coastkeeper, 04/17/06 (PDF: 122K)
University City Mens Club, 04/13/06 (PDF: 292K)
Santa Fe Irrigation District, 04/10/06 (PDF: 17K)
Padre Dam Municipal Water District, 03/07/06 (PDF: 23K)
Chollas View Neighborhood Council, 03/06/06 (PDF: 23K)
San Diego Regional Chamber of Commerce, 02/23/06 (PDF: 32K)
Metro Wastewater JPA, 02/14/06 (PDF: 23K)
City of La Mesa, 02/09/06 (PDF: 151K)
City of El Cajon, 01/30/06 (PDF: 51K)
City of Imperial Beach, 01/27/06 (PDF: 123K)
BIOCOM, 01/25/06 (PDF: 32K)
City of Del Mar, 01/24/06 (PDF: 87K)
Ramona Municipal Water District, 01/24/06 (PDF: 22K)
Del Mar Mesa Community Planning Board, 01/22/06 (PDF: 29K)
Greater Skyline Hills Community Association, 01/20/06 (PDF: 66K)
San Dieguito Water District, 01/20/06 (PDF: 47K)
City of Poway, 01/17/06 (PDF: 80K)
Carmel Mountain Ranch Community Council, 01/12/06 (PDF: 496K)
Biosite Incorporated, 01/13/06 (PDF: 102K)
City of Coronado, 01/09/06 (PDF: 56K)
Sweetwater Authority, 12/20/05 (PDF: 519K)
Public Utilities Advisory Commission, 11/21/05 (PDF: 47K)
Torrey Hills Community Planning Board, 11/16/05 (PDF: 531K)
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* Photo in text is a play area at Hourglass Park in Mira Mesa (City irrigation customer).
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