Water Conservation and Emergency Planning

Called for a city strategic plan on water resources and cost-benefit analysis for industrial water use.

Suggested exploring rainwater harvesting and river system improvements to capture more water.

Complained about high public information request costs and stonewalling of well mitigation reports.

Praised city staff for responsive constituent service in District 2 but noted poor street drainage and sidewalks.

Criticized multi-billion dollar desalination plans, homelessness, and data center energy demands.

Urged protection of common environmental resources and opposed treating water as a commodity.

Emphasized protecting the bay and marine ecosystems, stating water is not a commodity.

Detailed analysis of industrial water use, job percentages, and utility rate increases.

Praised prayer rally, questioned water rules, and supported truth and accountability.

Criticized industrial water agreements and experimental desalination plant liabilities.

Requested establishment of a local BMX track to provide recreation and improve e-bike safety.

Advocated for fair water usage rules and accountability for large industrial users.

Questioned equity in drought contingency rules and support for local businesses and firefighters.

Asked about Inner Harbor desalination permits and urged prompt action on agreed discharge orders.

Supported residential accountability, transparency, and petition processes for elected leaders.