Summary
Supervisors voiced repeated frustration that San Andreas' aging water and sewer systems may not support any new housing, setting developers up for failure. CPUD's general manager urged the county to evaluate infrastructure costs upfront, and supervisors demanded staff partner with utility districts in future funding cycles.
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Last discussed Apr 28, 2026.
Impact analysis
Utility upgrades could cost ratepayers if not planned into development; one supervisor cited undergrounding costs of roughly $1,000 per foot.
Future developers and residents if utility capacity is expanded proactively.
Current CPUD and San Andreas Sanitary District ratepayers could absorb infrastructure costs.
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