§ 10539 Regional Water Management Group Definition
This law defines what a 'regional water management group' is. It's a team of at least three local agencies, where at least two of them have the power to manage water, working together to make a plan for water management.
Three cities in a dry area want to work together to manage their water supply.
They can form a 'regional water management group' to make a plan for sharing and managing water. At least two of these cities must have the power to manage water, and they need to agree in writing to work together.
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§ 10539 Regional Water Management Group Definition
Last verified: January 11, 2026