1. Member GSA Dues Increased 25% to Fund DWR Response Work The board approved a $167,000 increase in member GSA assessments, raising total GSA cost allocations from $664,753 to $831,753 — a 25% jump. This one-time increase funds the scope of work previously approved for consultant Woodard & Curran to respond to six detailed question sets from the California Department of Water Resources (DWR) regarding the 2025 Groundwater Sustainability Plan amendment and periodic evaluation. Each GSA's share is calculated using a formula based on a $10,000 minimum payment, pumping volume (weighted at 60%), population (weighted at 40%), and a Zone 2 credit for San Joaquin County GSAs.
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