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The Board of Public Utilities approved the Kelly Farm Mitigation Bank, a 100-acre site meant to offset wetland and California tiger salamander impacts from Santa Rosa Water projects. It also approved routine contract extensions, including a year-long janitorial services amendment worth $196,899.89 and a $30,000 increase for carbon filter media disposal and replacement.
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The biggest action was approval of the Kelly Farm Mitigation Bank, which is intended to provide environmental credits Santa Rosa Water can use when its projects affect wetlands or California tiger salamanders. The board also backed the next step in the city’s water, wastewater, reuse, and stormwater budget planning for fiscal year 2026-27. In addition, it approved a lease discussion with PG&E at 0 West College Avenue and two service contract extensions to keep water department operations running.
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