Amador County - Newly-elected Assemblywoman and 10th District Representative Alyson Huber will be hosting a town hall meeting at the Board of Supervisors Chambers on April 1st. According to a press release from her office, Huber hopes residents will come to hear about what’s happening in the Capitol, her ideas for the district and what resources she can offer to residents, as well as share their thoughts on issues important to them. Topics on the agenda include the local economy, job loss and septic tank issues. Huber has come out strongly against proposed septic regulations by the State Water Quality Control Board. “As currently written, the proposed regulations apply uniformly throughout the state, with no consideration for California’s diverse geographical, hydrogeological, and demographic characteristics,” she said.
The town hall meeting will include time for a question and answer session and Huber staff will be on hand to help residents with any questions or requests involving state and local agencies. The town hall take place on April 1st from 6:30 to 7:30pm at 810 Court Street in Jackson. For more information, contact Huber’s Capitol office at (916) 319-2010 or her District office at (209) 333-5330. Staff Report This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.
Thursday, 19 March 2009 00:12
Huber Town Hall Meeting
Amador County - Newly-elected Assemblywoman and 10th District Representative Alyson Huber will be hosting a town hall meeting at the Board of Supervisors Chambers on April 1st. According to a press release from her office, Huber hopes residents will come to hear about what’s happening in the Capitol, her ideas for the district and what resources she can offer to residents, as well as share their thoughts on issues important to them. Topics on the agenda include the local economy, job loss and septic tank issues. Huber has come out strongly against proposed septic regulations by the State Water Quality Control Board. “As currently written, the proposed regulations apply uniformly throughout the state, with no consideration for California’s diverse geographical, hydrogeological, and demographic characteristics,” she said.
The town hall meeting will include time for a question and answer session and Huber staff will be on hand to help residents with any questions or requests involving state and local agencies. The town hall take place on April 1st from 6:30 to 7:30pm at 810 Court Street in Jackson. For more information, contact Huber’s Capitol office at (916) 319-2010 or her District office at (209) 333-5330. Staff Report This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.
