This is ALL public information.
Attached are the registered and recorded water transfers that the Water District knew "on the certified public record" would occur for Sage Ranch both before and after the city counsel approval. This occured and was completed and bought for millions of dollars years before their court filing, and was acknowledged by the water district on the certified public record, and of course since the water district is the agency that documents the actual transfers, the water district lied to the court that the transfers did not happen. All of the buyers are big shareholders of Greenbriar and those names were provided long in advance to the Water District. The Water District even stated these names in memoranda to the city, when the District wrote settlement offers to the city that the District would drop their Sage Ranch dispute, if the city would agree to accept a 1.25% annual growth rate for water and have the City pay their $250,000 legal bills. Now the District is in a pickle, because 1) they lied to the court and 2) the District mentions the 2020 RUWMP being relevant, even though the District has not filed it yet for 4 years. Why? Because AECOM, which is a $14 Billion world class engineering firm, was hired by the Water District, and AECOM reported (which is on the certified public record) that the city can grow by more than 2% per year, which exceeds the city approved independent WSA. So Water Districts argument is DEAD.
The District wants to suppress the AECOM report, but fortunately the key information on the AECOM report is in the certified public record.
After Sage Ranch starts construction shortly, the District will have to answer to the existing grand jury investigating the Water District, for their severe misinformation and abuse of process.
Sage Ranch is going ahead full steam.
The change in behaviour going forward, is that certain water district board members will not be able to sell the very expensive water, that others have paid, and then sell that water very cheap to billlion dollar Ag companies so the board members can profit from leasing their farm properties.
Its a day of reckoning for this outdated 100 year old behaviour.
Also, the district never legally "enjoined" the actual Sage Ranch project itself, in their dispute, which means their application to the court "Can Never" stop the project.
I'll see you very soon at the ribbon cutting. Bring your camera.