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Overview
This bill addresses the ongoing operation of the Diablo Canyon nuclear powerplant by requiring the California Public Utilities Commission to continue funding the Community Impacts Mitigation Program through 2030. Specifically, it mandates the commission to allocate $8.33 million annually to the Essential Service Mitigation Fund, starting in the 2026-27 fiscal year, to support services for the community impacted by the plant’s decommissioning. The bill also directs the County of San Luis Obispo to distribute these funds promptly and establishes urgency for its implementation.
Key provisions
- Requires the Public Utilities Commission to continue funding the Community Impacts Mitigation Program through 2030.
- Directs the commission to allocate $8.33 million annually to the Essential Service Mitigation Fund.
- Specifies a distribution timeline for the annual installments to the County of San Luis Obispo.
- Establishes a priority for funding the Essential Service Mitigation Fund within the Community Impacts Mitigation Program.
- Requires the commission to review and approve annual spending plans for the fund.
- Authorizes the commission to adjust funding amounts annually based on cost escalation.
- Declares the bill an urgency statute, allowing it to take effect immediately.
- Addresses potential cost recovery and establishes a mechanism for compensating the operator for extended operations.
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