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Jan 1, 2026·StrategicPlan
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Long Beach Utilities Department Water Resources Plan 2026-2050
The Water Resources Plan by Long Beach Utilities Department aims to enhance water system resiliency and ensure a sustainable, reliable, and affordable drinking water supply for the Long Beach community through 2050. It focuses on forecasting water demands, assessing supply reliability, and recommending strategies to ensure clean, safe, and high-quality water, deliver services sustainably and cost-effectively, provide reliable service across the service area, increase system resiliency during disruptions, and protect the environment through multi-benefit projects.
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Long Beach Utilities Department Public Policy Priorities 2025-2026
This document establishes the Public Policy Priorities for the Long Beach Utilities Department for the 2025-26 period, guiding its policy advocacy before local, state, and federal governments. The plan is structured around key service areas: water, natural gas, and sewer, complemented by cross-functional topics including affordability, sustainability, efficiency, resilience, and customer financial assistance. The overarching goal is to enable timely and flexible engagement with policy opportunities and challenges, influence legislation, funding, and regulation, and achieve optimal outcomes by reducing costs, managing risks, enhancing safety, preparing for disasters, promoting environmental principles, and applying an equity lens to policy implementation.
Jun 17, 2025·BoardMeeting
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Board of Utilities Commissioners Resolution
The Board of Utilities Commissioners convened to discuss and adopt Resolution UT-1537, which fixes rates and charges for water and sewer services. This resolution, subject to City Council approval and a public protest hearing, includes a 12% increase for both water and sewer rates. The typical monthly water bill for a single-family residence is expected to increase by approximately $8.26, while the typical sewer bill will increase by about $1.47 per month. The resolution also establishes various service charges, volumetric rates, and capacity fees for different customer types and service sizes, with adjustments for water shortages and construction cost index increases.
Jan 15, 2025·StrategicPlan
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Los Angeles County Sanitation Districts Master Facilities Plan 2020-2050
The Master Facilities Plan for the Long Beach Water Reclamation Plant outlines the Los Angeles County Sanitation Districts' strategic direction for wastewater management and reclamation through 2050. It provides population, flow, and load projections for the plant's tributary area. The plan meticulously reviews current and future regulatory requirements, identifying constituents of concern such as temperature, chronic toxicity, ammonia, and emerging contaminants like PFAS and microplastics, and proposes strategies for compliance across surface water discharge, potable, and non-potable reuse. Furthermore, it assesses the existing facilities, performance, and capacity of the plant's unit processes, highlighting potential limitations and guiding future infrastructure improvements to ensure efficient and compliant operations.
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