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CA SB1301
Bill
AI Summary
- Requires the California Environmental Protection Agency and Natural Resources Agency to collaborate on creating a Tijuana River Valley Watershed Action Plan, contingent upon legislative appropriation of funds
- The plan must be reviewed and updated every 3 years and draw from existing watershed planning efforts in both the United States and Mexico
- Plan components include identifying key stakeholders, issues of concern, potential projects, short and long-term goals, and strategies to restore water quality, protect public health, and limit beach closures
- Upon plan completion, agencies must consult with U.S., Mexican, state, and local governments (including San Diego County, Imperial Beach, Tijuana, and Tecate) to develop a binational watershed action plan
- Addresses cross-border issues including water quality, wildlife habitat, stormwater management, wastewater discharge, and water supply, but no state expenditure is required without legislative appropriation
Legislative Description
Tijuana River Valley: watershed action plan.
Last Action
Chaptered by Secretary of State. Chapter 368, Statutes of 2020.
9/30/2020
Committee Referrals
Appropriations8/10/2020
Natural Resources6/29/2020
Appropriations5/27/2020
Natural Resources and Water5/11/2020
Rules2/21/2020
Full Bill Text
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