Water

Argued that the city's desal modeling is flawed and ignores cross-flow conditions in the bay.

Expressed concern over rural well drilling and potential ground subsidence.

Argued that current water modeling is flawed and does not accurately account for environmental impacts.

Expressed concern over the city's groundwater extraction plans and the potential impact on rural users.

Argued for data-driven water strategies and questioned the cost-benefit of current desal projects.

Proposed using fog nets and river rock to capture and retain water.

He urged the council to expand their approach to water solutions and work with qualified providers to get water flowing in months, not years.

Suggested using fog nets and rainwater harvesting as alternatives to desalination.

Advocated for partnering with private companies for modular water treatment solutions.

Opposed the $28 million water purchase, arguing it will destroy the livelihoods of multi-generational farming families.

Requested more focus on cost-benefit analysis for major water decisions and strategic planning.