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Transcription
• The expeditious and economic construction of the State Water Project that will bring Northern California water to the Southland. 1965 • Preservation of the integrity of the California Water Fund to assure sufficient financing for the State Water Project. OBJECTIVES: • Protection of the water delivery contract between the State of California and The Metropolitan Water District of Southern California. 1966 • Support of approved plans for essential new distribution works that must be built to deliver Northern water throughout the Southland. • Protection of California's rights to at least 4.4 million acre-feet of water annually from the Colorado River as guaranteed by the Colorado River Compact. • Stimulation of a greater public awareness of water problems and encouragement of public assistance in the solution of these problems so an adequate Southland water supply may be developed and safeguarded for future generations.
