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Yuba Water board approves $200K grant to benefit foothills

The Yuba Water Agency Board of Directors on Tuesday approved a $200,000 increase to a previously approved grant for a project that is meant to better deliver water for residential

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Forest biomass project slated for Camptonville

Yuba Water Agency recently approved a loan that will help build a new forest biomass plant as well as a business center in the Yuba County foothills.

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Yuba Water to meet with State Water Board regarding issues in lawsuit


Representatives from the Yuba Water Agency plan to meet with members of the State Water Resources Control Board today to discuss certain requirements imposed by a recent water quality certification that is expected to cost the agency anywhere from $500 million to $1 billion to implement in order to continue operations along the Yuba River, which resulted in Yuba Water filing a lawsuit in both state and federal court in November.
The State Water Board is considering an amendment to clarify some language in the certification, which is the item that will be discussed at today’s board meeting. Yuba Water General Manager Willie Whittlesey said it’s possible that the amendment is trying to set up an argument that can be used in court that both of the agency’s lawsuits should be dismissed, and that it addresses a need – allowing additional time to file petitions for reconsideration of the certification – that doesn’t exist.

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