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Chamber Opposes MMWD Moratorium on New Water Hook-Ups
On behalf of the San Rafael Chamber of Commerce, which represents 600 Marin County businesses with over 26,000 employees, we would like to express our deep reservations regarding MMWD’s proposal for a moratorium on new water service connections during the current drought. At first glance, this move might seem relatively sensible in that the drought is real, and serious and we should all be working together as a community. However, a moratorium in fact has the potential for serious and costly implications to Marin’s economy as it recovers from the Covid- 19 pandemic. We believe those impacts may very likely be out of balance with any perceived benefits.
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Marin Advances to Yellow Tier
With its improving COVID-19 figures, Marin County is graduating from orange Tier 3 status to yellow Tier 4, which means more reopening of the economy and another step toward pre-pandemic normalcy.
The Marin County Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) was notified June 1 that the California Department of Public Health (CDPH) is moving the county from “moderate risk” to a more open “minimal risk” based on steadily reduced case rates. The CDPH’s announcement is online. Marin had been in the orange tier since March 24.
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