California 2023-2024 Regular Session

California Assembly Bill AB2748

Introduced
2/15/24  
Introduced
2/15/24  
Refer
3/4/24  
Refer
3/4/24  
Report Pass
4/3/24  
Refer
4/4/24  
Refer
4/4/24  
Report Pass
4/18/24  
Report Pass
4/18/24  
Engrossed
4/25/24  
Engrossed
4/25/24  
Refer
4/25/24  
Refer
5/8/24  
Report Pass
5/23/24  
Report Pass
5/23/24  
Refer
5/23/24  
Refer
5/23/24  
Report Pass
5/29/24  
Report Pass
5/29/24  
Enrolled
6/13/24  
Chaptered
6/26/24  
Chaptered
6/26/24  
Passed
6/26/24  

Caption

Tri-Dam Project: board of directors: meetings.

Impact

The modification brought forth by AB 2748 will directly affect the operational procedures of the Tri-Dam Project, which is crucial in controlling and distributing water within the relevant irrigation districts. By enabling the board to choose meeting locations, the bill could enhance the accessibility of these meetings to a broader audience, likely improving public participation in discussions about water management practices and decisions affecting the communities served by the irrigation districts.

Summary

Assembly Bill 2748, introduced by Assemblymember Flora, aims to amend Section 21377.5 of the Water Code concerning the board of directors of the Tri-Dam Project. The bill proposes to allow the board to hold its regular meetings at additional locations beyond the previously mandated district office in Strawberry, California, namely at an office in Sonora, California, or within 30 miles of either city. This change seeks to provide more flexibility in meeting locations, encouraging better attendance and engagement from district stakeholders and community members.

Sentiment

Overall sentiment surrounding AB 2748 appears to be positive, particularly among those who advocate for increased community involvement in local governance. Supporters believe that this flexibility in meeting locations will allow for improved transparency and communication between the board and residents. However, no notable opposition or contention was reported in the legislative discussions, suggesting a consensus on the benefits of the proposed changes.

Contention

The bill does not appear to have significant points of contention, as it merely adjusts the meeting protocols without altering the fundamental powers or responsibilities of the Tri-Dam Project's board. However, it reflects an underlying recognition of the need for more localized governance practices in water management, which could open discussions on further legislative changes in the future, particularly as water-related challenges continue to evolve in California.

Companion Bills

No companion bills found.

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