(Sacramento) – The new, leaner water bond, officially known as “The Water Quality, Supply and Infrastructure Improvement Act of 2014”, that voters will see on their November ballot is a $7.5-billion response to the state’s significant water crisis. Assemblymember Isadore Hall III (D-Los Angeles) praised the new water bond, saying it’s a fiscally efficient plan to improve California’s water infrastructure. Assemblymember Hall is especially pleased that $900-million in the bond for groundwater clean-up grants, something that could be very beneficial to Los Angeles and the rest of Southern California. Assemblymember Hall says passage of the water bond by voters November will provide short-term and long term solutions to the state’s water crisis. Here’s more in this Assembly Access video. ift.tt/1dnHtWE
Posted on: Mon, 18 Aug 2014 23:50:50 +0000
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