Subscribe toPacific Maritime Magazine PRINT EDITION August 2013 Issue Al Larson Boat Shop: 110 Years and Going Strong By Mark Edward Nero If longevity is the strongest measure of success for a business, then Al Larson Boat Shop is easily one of the most successful maritime businesses ever […]
Continue ReadingBelow in PDF is a Notice of Cancellation of Public Hearing on the Proposed Revocation of Permit 11043 of Monterey County Resources. Cancellation Notice
Continue ReadingBelow in PDF is the agenda for the DMMO meeting on August 21, 2013. Please review the DMMO web page at http://www.spn.usace.army.mil/Missions/DredgingWorkPermits.aspx for changes to this agenda. August 21 Meeting Agenda
Continue ReadingSan Jose Mercury News Editorial: SB 731 (CEQA reform) needs to be turned into “something worthwhile” and U-T San Diego editorial calls on legislature to enact stronger CEQA reform to help stimulate jobs SACRAMENTO – In an editorial today, the San Jose Mercury News called on Senator Steinberg to turn CEQA reform bill SB 731 into something […]
Continue ReadingIn less than a month, join us for one of the premiere networking and educational events of the year: The Energy and Water Nexus Summit 2Thursday, September 12, 20139:00 am – 4:00 pmThe Aquarium of the Bay, Pier 39, San Francisco A workshop exploring issues around water and energy policy, supply, pricing, […]
Continue ReadingBelow is a Revised Notice of Opportunity for Public Comment on the Draft Statewide General National Pollutant Discharge Elimination System (NPDES) Permit for the Discharges of Storm Water Associated with Industrial Activities (Industrial General Permit). Revised Notice of Opportunity to Comment
Continue ReadingIn Case You Missed It: San Francisco Chronicle Calls on Legislature to Pass Meaningful CEQA Reform this Year. Says SB 731 “falls measurably short”. SACRAMENTO – In a Saturday editorial, the San Francisco Chronicle reiterated their support for thoughtful reforms of CEQA that balance both economic and environmental goals. The Chronicle urged Senate […]
Continue ReadingBAWSCA has initiated its recruitment for its soon to be vacant Water Resources Manager position. BAWSCA is a unique organization representing 26 local water agencies in the Bay Area. The BAWSCA member agencies and their customers rely on the San Francisco Regional Water System for two-thirds of their water supply and pay two-thirds of the […]
Continue ReadingThe August 16 issue of ACWA News is now posted at acwa.com. In this issue, read about the latest developments on the 2014 water bond with four weeks to go in the legislative session. Other featured stories this issue include: 8 Ways to Maximize Your ACWA Membership Study: BDCP Project Could Bring $5 Billion in […]
Continue ReadingEconomic Data Shows Mixed Results, Tapering Ahead · Although data releases during the week were mixed, the overall tone still favors tapering in the September FOMC meeting. In fact, core retail sales, which directly feed into the calculation for consumer spending, showed potential upside risks to our third quarter forecast. · In contrast, single-family housing […]
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