California Proposition 1, the Water Bond Summary
California Proposition 1, the Water Bond (Assembly Bill 1471), is on the November 4, 2014 ballot in California as a legislatively-referred bond act. The measure, upon voter approval, would enact the Water Quality, Supply, and Infrastructure Improvement Act of 2014.
Alf W. Brandt, Legislative Director for Assemblymember Anthony Rendon provided the following information and a summary of AB 1471.
“In recent weeks, several people have asked if we could provide a brief summary of AB 1471 (Rendon), the 2014 water bond. Now that the Legislature has adjourned, I have had time to develop the attached summary, which I share with you as one of the many people who have followed the water bond discussions through my e-mails.”
“The water bond that Governor Brown signed, which can be attributed to the work of many people in the Legislature and the Brown Administration, reflects well on the last 15 months of work that Assemblymember Rendon has led in the Assembly. Mr. Rendon chaired 9 regional water bond hearings by the Water, Parks & Wildlife Committee, from Indio to Eureka, and several other hearings in the Capitol. The last year has seen the most transparent water bond development process in history. AB 1471 reflects the concerns of Californians for their water future. We were proud to be part of that water bond process.”
“I look forward to working with you in the future, on other critical water issues for California’s future.”
Click for the details: 2014 Water Bond Summary
