March 22, 2004:  Recycled water will not be used in all schools and parks.  No Homeowner Association has had recycled water forced upon them.  17 out of 25 HOAs in RWS have taken position against recycled water.

Oct 27, 2003: Councilwoman Colleen Jordan presented new scientific evidence: The Redwood City cannot maintain its July 28th resolution that recycled water is safe.

Oct. 22, 2003:  Recycled water will come to the entire SF Bay Region.  This is in spite of 16 months of continuing & wide spread opposition which was stirred up in Redwood City.

Jul 28, 2003: As expected, the Redwood City Council voted 5-2 and passed the resolution deemed Recycled Water safe despite residents objections that lasted until 3am.

July 3, 2003: Many people got sick from treated sewage water and filed a class action lawsuit.  See the news section in What's New.

June 9,2003: Recycled Water Study Session on Health.  Safewater Coalition sponsered two health experts and presented three testimonies.

May 1, 2003:  The RSOA board passed resolution against recycled water.

Feb 26, 2003: Safewater Coalition presents testimonies at the 2002 Recycled Water Task Force Meeting.

Feb 3, 2003: The Redwood City Council voted 5-2 to rule out making recycled water mandatory for existing homes or their associations.

Councilwoman Jordan motion to implement Council Policy on Recycled Water Use in Residential Areas.  

Jan 13, 2003: The Real Facts About Droughts Presented at City Council Meeting

Dec 9, 2002:  Petitions and Endorsements Presented At City Council Meeting

Aug 26, 2002: Special Guest Speaker, Nelda Matheny, President of HortScience spoke at City Council Meeting

June 11, 2002:  1st Public Information Session on Recycled Wastewater