The California Water Association has written a letter to legislators in Sacramento regarding an upcoming hearing at the California Public Utilities Commission:
The California Water Association (CWA), representing California’s regulated water providers serving more than six million Californians, are urging the California Public Utilities Commission (CPUC) to postpone its July 2 vote on a significant proposal added just hours before they are scheduled to act.
“Decisions of this magnitude deserve a transparent process and meaningful public input. With 48 hours before the scheduled vote, the CPUC substantially revised its proposed decision by adding new provisions that could fundamentally alter the future of voluntary water system consolidation in California. These significant changes were introduced without providing affected communities, water providers, or other interested stakeholders a meaningful opportunity to review the proposal or provide public input. … ”
Read the full letter below.
