San Diego’s supplemental water: still too premature to push the panic button?
Posted by George J. Janczyn on January 14, 2010
Well, the judge today issued a final statement of decision voiding the agreement providing for San Diego to receive water from Imperial Valley. Here’s the special Superior Court website that has the text of the final decision and provides case information on the individual actions that made up the coordinated proceeding, tentative ruling information, minutes from court proceedings, court orders, and a current Master Service list.
Also, here’s Chance of Rain’s take on the decision. Keep your eye on Aquafornia which is sure to provide comprehensive coverage on this issue in the aftermath of the decision.
My earlier posts on the issue are here:
- Nov 10, 2009: Water transfer from Imperial to San Diego faces new legal challenges
- Dec 11, 2009: Legal challenge threatens water transfer between Imperial and San Diego
- Dec 14, 2009: Update on the ruling affecting water transfers from Imperial to San Diego
- Dec 17, 2009: Don’t worry, be happy, our water’s safe
[Added Jan 15: A good topical overview of the story from NewsFeed Researcher (hat tip to Aquafornia)]
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