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Overview
This bill updates California’s Sustainable Groundwater Management Act to specifically address managed wetlands and small community water systems. It defines key terms like ‘managed wetland’ and ‘small community water system,’ and it prohibits groundwater sustainability agencies from imposing fees on these systems unless their water use remains within historically established levels. The bill also requires groundwater sustainability plans to include information about the impacts on managed wetlands, small community water systems, and their economic effects. Finally, it sets a sunset date for certain provisions, removing them from the law on January 1, 2029.
Key provisions
- Defines ‘managed wetland’ and ‘small community water system’ for use in the Sustainable Groundwater Management Act.
- Prohibits groundwater sustainability agencies from imposing fees on small community water systems serving disadvantaged communities or managed wetland extractors unless their water use remains consistent with historical levels.
- Requires groundwater sustainability plans to include impacts on managed wetlands, small community water systems, and their economic effects.
- Requires groundwater sustainability agencies to consider the impacts of their plans on managed wetlands, managed wetland extractors, and small community water systems.
- Sets a sunset date of January 1, 2029, for certain provisions of the bill.
- Requires groundwater sustainability agencies to consider the impacts of their plans on groundwater-dependent ecosystems.
- Requires groundwater sustainability agencies to consider the impacts of their plans on water supply and economic impacts on managed wetlands and small community water systems.
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