Camrosa has prepared a comprehensive 2025 Urban Water Management Plan (UWMP) and updated Water Supply Contingency Plan (WSCP) and, after public hearings on June 23, 2026, plans to adopt them via Resolution 26-15. The public draft UWMP, prepared by Water Systems Consulting, lays out a long-range supply and demand picture to 2050, including multiple phases of new groundwater wells, treatment (notably RO at the Conejo Wellfield), conveyance, and potential recharge projects, plus an emphasis on reducing imported water dependence and managing climate and regulatory risk. Adoption of the UWMP and WSCP locks in these strategies as board policy and will drive future capital planning, grant pursuits, and consulting and engineering procurements. This gives engineering, planning, funding, and program management firms a clear roadmap of where Camrosa is headed—particularly around groundwater development, desalination, non‑potable/recycled water optimization, and drought resiliency—and is the right time to engage on implementation support rather than re-opening policy debates.
The UWMP references current and planned work with multiple consultants and regional partners, includ...
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The Town of Holland Plan Commission agenda for July 6, 2026 lists several land use items, including public requests for guidance on a rezoning at W3272 County Road G and a minor land division at W1341 Town Line Road, as well as formal requests for a minor land division and rezonings at N753 Six Mile Road and a rezoning with business conditional use permit at N1096 Sauk Trail Road. These items indicate that property owners are pursuing changes in zoning and parcel configuration, some tied to business use, which typically precede surveys, engineering, site planning, environmental review, and eventual construction or facility fit-out. Because this is an agenda, no vendors have been selected and the specific developments are not yet defined publicly, but the mix of minor land divisions, rezonings, and a business conditional use suggests upcoming demand for planning, surveying, civil engineering, environmental, and possibly architectural services as projects move forward. Vendors can monitor these parcels and attend or follow up on Plan Commission proceedings to position themselves for pre-development consulting and subsequent design and permitting work.
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The Town of Montrose has convened a Comprehensive Plan Committee that will meet on July 2, 2026 to review the current comprehensive plan and discuss possible revisions and additions. The agenda includes reviewing prior community engagement, setting a schedule and completion date, and forming small subcommittees to work on individual parts of the plan. This indicates the town is in the early planning phase of a full or substantial update to its comprehensive plan, with research already underway by committee members. While no external vendor is mentioned yet, communities often engage planning, engineering, GIS, public engagement, or economic development consultants to support plan drafting, data analysis, mapping, and facilitation. Vendors can position services around helping the subcommittees structure the update, provide technical studies, and prepare an adoptable plan as the schedule and scope are firmed up.
A quorum of the Town Board may attend, underscoring policy significance of the plan update even thou...
The July 2, 2026 Board of Ethics agenda shows an ad hoc committee recommending proposed City Charter amendment concepts for future Charter Review Commission consideration. While details of the concepts are attached separately, this indicates the City is considering structural changes to its governance, ethics, or board authorities. There is no vendor or consultant named, so the effort is in conceptual planning, but charter and ethics changes often drive later needs for legal analysis, policy drafting, training, change management, and public education. This is relevant for firms offering municipal governance consulting, legal/ethics advisory services, and implementation support who can help the City translate any adopted charter changes into updated policies, procedures, and training programs.
Item 6 references an ad hoc committee recommending proposed Charter amendment concepts; attachment n...
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