The Fish Camp Planning Advisory meeting held on July 26, 2025, focused on critical issues surrounding water resources and the future of the advisory council itself. A significant concern raised was the lack of a secondary water source for the community of Wobona, which relies solely on river water. This dependency leads to challenges during low flow months, which occur at least three to four times a year, potentially leaving the community without adequate water supply.

Participants discussed the necessity of involving county resources, particularly from the public works department, to address these water and wastewater system issues. The conversation highlighted the need for a structured approach to resolve the water scarcity problem, emphasizing that any request for county support would need to be formally presented to the Board of Supervisors.

The meeting also touched on the future of the Fish Camp Planning Advisory Council. There were discussions about the possibility of dissolving the council, with some members expressing confusion about their role in this decision. It was clarified that while the council has a say in its potential disbandment, the key questions revolve around its purpose and whether it requires county resources to fulfill that purpose.

Concerns were raised about losing input from essential agencies like Caltrans and the National Park Service if the council were to dissolve. However, members noted that attendance at meetings has been inconsistent, raising questions about the council's effectiveness and relevance.

Overall, the meeting underscored the urgent need for a sustainable water solution for the community and the ongoing deliberations regarding the council's future role in local governance. The next steps will involve further discussions with the Board of Supervisors to determine the allocation of resources and the council's operational status.