Following the California Coastal Commission’s unanimous vote last month to deny permitting for the Brookfield-Poseidon Desalination plant in Huntington Beach, the South Coast Water District is working to obtain all major permits for its Doheny Desalination plant by the end of the year with the hope of producing up to 5 million gallons of potable drinking water a day by 2027.
DAWN GARCIA, Dana Point I agree, Southern California needs to stand independent in obtaining our own water. Given our proximity to the biggest water body…
By C. Jayden Smith While the progress of the Doheny Ocean Desalination Project appears to now be gaining steam, South Coast Water District staff members…
Featured Image: Richard Gardner, Dana Point environmentalist and former South Coast Water District director (pictured here on a trip to Venice, Italy in December 2019),…
By Lillian Boyd Ocean desalination has been named as one of the South Coast Water District’s top priorities—even more so as California undergoes an unprecedented…
By Lillian Boyd The Dana Point Civic Association will host Rick Shintaku, the general manager for South Coast Water District, for its next virtual coffee…
Lillian Boyd, Dana Point Times The South Coast Water District will hold its election for three available seats on Tuesday, November 3—without any implementation of…
Lillian Boyd, Dana Point Times Are flushable wipes actually flushable? Amid the scarcity of toilet paper at grocery stores, South Coast Water District staff says…
Lillian Boyd, Dana Point Times Some South Orange County residents may be familiar with a recent initiative to divide cities into districts in order to…
Local Water District Officials Discuss Financing a Major Water Project Lillian Boyd, Dana Point Times South Coast Water District will gear up to undertake its…
Lillian Boyd, Dana Point Times Residents in Dana Point are taking initiatives to create environmental sanctuaries for the monarch butterfly in order to combat…
Guest Opinion: Community, Sustainability, Prosperity by Hoiyin Ip Desalination: Huntington Beach v. Dana Point One of the biggest controversies in Orange County, environmentally and politically,…
Shawn Raymundo, Dana Point Times Plans to capture storm water runoff by installing rubber dams at San Juan Creek will move forward, as Santa Margarita…
