BILL ANALYSIS
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CONSENT
Bill No: SB 1070
Author: Cogdill (R)
Amended: 4/20/10
Vote: 21
SENATE LOCAL GOVERNMENT COMMITTEE : 5-0, 5/5/10
AYES: Cox, Aanestad, Kehoe, DeSaulnier, Price
SUBJECT : Land use: Tulare Lake Basin
SOURCE : Fresno Metropolitan Flood Control District
DIGEST : This bill defines the Tulare Lake Basin as the
Tulare Lake Hydrologic Region as defined by the California
Water Plan Update 2009.
ANALYSIS : The State Department of Water Resources (DWR)
regularly revises the California Water Plan. DWR's
Bulletin 160-09 is the "California Water Plan Update 2009."
DWR must also prepare the Central Valley Flood Protection
Plan. Within two years of the Plan's adoption by the
Central Valley Flood Protection Board, cities and counties
in the Sacramento-San Joaquin Valley must amend their
general plans to protect lives and property. The statutory
definition of the Sacramento-San Joaquin Valley
specifically excludes the Tulare Lake basin, including the
Kings River (SB 5, Machado, Chapter 362, Statutes of 2007).
This bill defines the "Tulare Lake Basin" as the Tulare
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Lake Hydrologic Region as defined by the California Water
Plan Update 2009.
Comments
To clarify what land is outside the Sacramento-San Joaquin
Valley planning area for flood protection, this bill
creates a specific definition that relies on the California
Water Plan's designation of the Tulare Lake Basin.
FISCAL EFFECT : Appropriation: No Fiscal Com.: No
Local: No
SUPPORT : (Verified 5/6/10)
Fresno Metropolitan Flood Control District (source)
City of Fresno
Kings River Conservation District
Kings River Water Association
AGB:nl 5/6/10 Senate Floor Analyses
SUPPORT/OPPOSITION: SEE ABOVE
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