What can we do!
Speak Up!
The California Coastal Commission originally permitted the test slant well. They have not adopted a Best practices Science and Research position towards this project regarding the inclusion of the new AEM data.
They need to hear from you that this is is important and should not be disregarded in a project of this scale.
The California Coastal Commission originally permitted the test slant well. They have not adopted a Best practices Science and Research position towards this project regarding the inclusion of the new AEM data.
They need to hear from you that this is is important and should not be disregarded in a project of this scale.
Write Letters
Several agencies will be required to sign off on this project. It is not too late to let them know what you think.
Our State representatives respectfully receive comments by email and by mail
Come to a Public Forum
We will be hosting several informational forums about this project. Our community needs to SPEAK UP!
Tell your friends and family
Let everyone know what the slant well project means for our community! Speak up on NextDoor, pass along this website, Like us on Citizens for Just Water facebook, tell anyone that will listen. So many citizens are not aware of the implications of this project and need to know.
Support Public Water Now
Public Water Now is collecting signatures on the peninsula to put a measure on the November ballot. This measure would address buying the infrastructure from CalAm to become a publicly owned water service. This would motivate more intelligent, affordable, water projects for "regional" water solutions when shareholder profits are removed from the table. Encouraging peninsula voting friends and family to support public buyout would benefit the everyone in building sustainable and affordable water into the future.
Several agencies will be required to sign off on this project. It is not too late to let them know what you think.
- Karen Grimmer, Monterey Bay National Marina Sanctuary
- Paul Reilly
paul.reilly@wildlife.ca.gov - Sophie De Beukelaer
sophie.debeukelaer@noaa.gov
Our State representatives respectfully receive comments by email and by mail
- Mark Stone, Assemblyman
- Bill Monning, Senator
- John Laird, Secretary of Natural Resource
- Jerry Brown, Governor
Come to a Public Forum
We will be hosting several informational forums about this project. Our community needs to SPEAK UP!
- March 21, from 6-8pm at the Marina Library Community Room
- March 23, 6-8pm at the Marina Library Community Room
- April 1, 6-8pm at the Marina Library Community Room
Tell your friends and family
Let everyone know what the slant well project means for our community! Speak up on NextDoor, pass along this website, Like us on Citizens for Just Water facebook, tell anyone that will listen. So many citizens are not aware of the implications of this project and need to know.
Support Public Water Now
Public Water Now is collecting signatures on the peninsula to put a measure on the November ballot. This measure would address buying the infrastructure from CalAm to become a publicly owned water service. This would motivate more intelligent, affordable, water projects for "regional" water solutions when shareholder profits are removed from the table. Encouraging peninsula voting friends and family to support public buyout would benefit the everyone in building sustainable and affordable water into the future.
Comment on the EIR in March
There will be a very short period for comment when the EIR for this project comes back for comments. In fact, there will be only 10 working days to review and comment on this project. Come to the public hearing and use the public comment period to voice concerns about the omission of science, the lack of water rights and the injustice of this project. Letters will be crucial too!
Get on our emailing list for updates and call-to-action events
There will be a very short period for comment when the EIR for this project comes back for comments. In fact, there will be only 10 working days to review and comment on this project. Come to the public hearing and use the public comment period to voice concerns about the omission of science, the lack of water rights and the injustice of this project. Letters will be crucial too!
Get on our emailing list for updates and call-to-action events