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Water
Reform
The Temecula Valley, Murrieta, Lake Elsinore Valley and
Wildomar Chambers of Commerce are urging the Governor to
call a special session of the California Legislature to
finish dealing with California’s crumbling water system.
We cannot afford to wait any longer. After decades of
inaction, California’s water system continues to
deteriorate. Now is the time to finally bring us into
the 21st century by preserving this vital hub that is
the conduit for shipping water from the north to our
region in Southern California.
California’s water system was built for a population of
18 million. It is now strained to the breaking point and
needs to be upgraded for a population of more than 36
million that is expected to reach 50 million. The
ecological considerations also are straining the system
and are being co-equally considered in legislation that
has been introduced at the end of the session.
The need to complete this task is crucial - and
lawmakers must reach consensus on funding this historic
compromise.
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