The stakeholder process is underway in a number of Los Angeles-area watersheds.
Its purpose is to get all the interested (and responsible) parties working together on
decisions that affect the health of our watersheds and the quality of our lives. This
linked list of Sun Valley stakeholders is maintained by the County of Los Angeles Department of Public Works.
The Sun Valley Watershed Stakeholders Group was formed late in 1998 to develop holistic
solutions to the chronic flooding in the area, solutions that will bring other benefits
to the community as well. We meet once a month, at locations within the watershed, to
explore ideas and proposals, implement short-term solutions to flood-related problems and
plan public education and outreach activities. As you can read in our mission statement
below, we're looking for solutions that will also conserve water, reduce pollution,
beautify the community and increase park space.
If you're looking at this page, you're almost certainly a stakeholder. If you'd like to
formalize that status by attending stakeholder meetings, please take a look at the
Ground Rules; details of upcoming meetings are at Meetings/Events.
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The mission of the Sun Valley Watershed Stakeholders Group is to solve
the local flooding problem while retaining all stormwater runoff from the watershed,
increasing water conservation, recreational opportunities, and wildlife habitat,
and reducing stormwater pollution.
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