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“Flushable” Wipes Don’t Dissolve and Clog Sewer System ~ Trash ’em!

March 18, 2020

VIDEOS. Flushable Wipes need to be trashed! What is FOG? Fats Oils and Grease Cause Clogs. Cool it and…

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Please Don’t Flush “Flushable Wipes” ‘Cos It Clogs Sewer System

March 3, 2020

VIDEO. In particular, sewer authorities statewide are battling “flushable” wipes. Specifically, AB 1672 (2020 legislation) addresses Wet Wipe Labelling. Flushable…

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AB 1672 Will Redefine the Marketing of “Flushable” Wipes

December 12, 2019

VIDEO. Heidi Sanborne of the National Stewardship Action Council (NSAC) asks the Sewer Authority Mid-Coastside (SAM) Board to fund ($1,000)…

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“Flushable” Wipes Don’t Dissolve and Clog Sewer System ~ Trash ’em!

Please Don’t Flush “Flushable Wipes” ‘Cos It Clogs Sewer System

AB 1672 Will Redefine the Marketing of “Flushable” Wipes

City of Half Moon Bay Struggles with HCD’s Cycle 6 Housing Element over ADU Ordinance and Measure D which Act Counter to RHNA Goals to Build More Housing

After Planning Commission Votes 3-2 No, the Hyatt Hotel Project is Appealed to the Half Moon Bay City Council by the Developer

Aaron Beach Inn Submits Incomplete Plans ~ Planning Process Includes Site Posting, Biological Reports, CEQA, then Public Hearing and Story Poles

Concerned About Flooding in Your Neighborhood? There’s an App for That! Help Develop Flood Models

San Mateo County Supervisors Advance Charter Amendment to Ask Voters for Power to Remove Sheriff

High School Senior Works with Half Moon Bay’s ALAS to Empower Coastside Farmworker Youth to Dream Big through “Bright Start” STEM Lessons

A FOG-Free Thanksgiving: Take a Second Helping but Hold the Fats, Oils and Grease

Coastal Commission Appeals for Caltrans Hwy 1 Multi-Asset Project Find “Substantial Issue” but are Approved with Conditions Mandating Replacement for 75 Surfer’s Beach Parking Spaces within 2 Years