§ 10850 Action Time Limits
This law tells people how quickly they must file a legal challenge against an agricultural water supplier's plan and what the court will look at when deciding if the supplier acted properly.
A farmer thinks the local water district didn't follow the rules when it created a new water use plan.
The farmer must file a lawsuit within 18 months of when the plan was supposed to be adopted, or within 120 days after the plan was submitted. The court will only check if the water district abused its discretion, meaning it didn't follow the law or didn't have enough evidence for its decision.
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§ 10850 Action Time Limits
Last verified: January 11, 2026