Water Supply and Water Quality Act of 2018

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Water Supply and Water Quality Act of 2018

What is it? $8.877 billion statewide water bond November, 2018 ballot Beneficial to conservation, environmental justice, agriculture, and fish and wildlife groups

How was the size of the water bond initiative determined? Trend in water bonds:​ 1996 Prop 204 $995 million​ 2002 Prop 50 $3.4 billion​ 2006 Prop 84 $5.4 billion​ 2014 Prop 1 $7.12 billion​ (2016  Prop 51  Schools) $9 billion​ 2018 water bond measure $8.877 billion​  ​ Goal was to follow upward trend, slightly faster than inflation, but to stay below the successful school bond.

Fiscal Considerations

Summary of bill Watershed Restoration - $2.355 billion Fish and Waterfowl Habitat – $1.45 billion Safe Drinking Water - $750 million Urban Water Conservation - $300 million Agricultural Water Conservation - $50 million Wastewater Recycling - $400 million Desalination of Groundwater - $400 million  Flood Management - $500 million SGMA Compliance - $675 million Flood Management – $500 million Oroville Dam Repair - $200 million Friant Kern Canal Repair - $750 million Stormwater - $550 million

Conservation Funding by Agency Wildlife Conservation Board - $1.3 billion Coastal Conservancy - $475 million Ocean Protection Council - $100 million Natural Resources Agency - $270 million Department of Parks and Recreation - $150 million California Conservation Corps - $40 million Other regional conservancies/restoration authorities - $1.3 billion

Types of relevant funding - watershed restoration - land acquisitions - conservation and agricultural easements - public recreation - urban streams and forests - fire protection and mitigation - Conservation Corps activities - fish/wildlife habitat

Relevant General Provisions 86151 (j) Indirect and overhead costs are grant eligible 86151 (g) Trust funds may be established for a number of programs 86158 (a) Planning, monitoring, and reporting costs are grant eligible 86159 - Repayment of finance is allowed 86165 (e) In-kind contributions up to twenty-five percent (25%) of the total project cost count as part of cost sharing, donated land qualifying 86165 (g) Use of the Natural Heritage Preservation Tax Credit Act of 2000 is allowed 86166 (a) Nonprofits are eligible agencies in nearly all programs

Endorsements Conservation: California Native Plant Society, California Urban Streams Partnership, Tuolumne River Preservation Trust, California Watershed Network, Sierra Nevada Alliance, California Waterfowl Association, Sierra Fund Environmental Justice: Community Water Center, Leadership Council for Justice and Accountability, Grassroots Ecology, The Watershed Project, Center for Sustainable Neighborhoods Agriculture: California Dairy, California Fresh Fruit, California Pistachio Growers, California Rice Commission, Agricultural Council of California Water Agencies: The Association of California Water Agencies (ACWA), Northern California Water Association (NCWA), Southern California Water Committee, numerous individual agencies Other: Rural County Representatives of California, California Chamber of Commerce

Questions? www.waterbond.org