Safe Drinking Water, Water Quality, Flood Control, River and Coastal Protection, Parks. Bond.

Proposed Initiative. $5.388 billion.

Safe Drinking Water and Water Quality Projects $1.525b

       • Emergency Safe Drinking Water projects $10m
       • Small Community Drinking Water Systems Grants $180m
       • Safe Drinking Water Revolving Fund $50m
       • State Water Pollution Revolving Fund $80m
       • Integrated Regional Water Management $1b
              o North Coast Region $37m
              o SF Bay Region $138m
              o Central Coast Region $52m
              o Los Angeles Region $215m
              o Santa Ana Region $114m
              o San Diego Region $91m
              o Sacramento River Region $73m
              o San Joaquin River Region $57m
              o Tulare/Kern (Tulare Lake) Region $60m
              o North/South Lahontan Region $27m
              o Colorado River Basin Region $36m
              o Inter-regional, state-wide $100m
       • Groundwater pollution prevention revolving fund $60m
       • Delta Water Quality $130m
       • Agricultural Wastewater Clean-up $15m

Flood Control $800m

       • Floodplain mapping $30m
       • Flood Control $275m
              o Inspection and evaluation of levees and facilities
              o Flood control improvements/critical bank and erosion repair
              o Emergency response capability
              o Mitigation and infrastructure relocation costs
       • Flood Corridor Program $40m
       • Delta Levees $275m
              o Emergency preparedness
              o Delta levee maintenance subventions
              o Special flood protection projects
       • Subventions $180m

Statewide Water Planning and Design $65m

       • Planning and Feasibility Studies $65m
              o Evaluation of climate change impacts on flood and water systems
              o Surface storage planning and feasibility (CALFED)
              o Flood protection improvement
              o Other studies related to integration of flood and water systems

Protection of Rivers, Lakes and Streams $928m

       • Environmental Conflicts Related to Water Projects $180m
              o Bay Delta Natural Community Conservation Plan $20m
              o Coastal Salmon and Steelhead $45m
              o CALFED Ecosystem Restoration Program and other
       • Colorado River (QSA) $90m
              o Quantification Settlement Agreement implementation (canal lining) $36m
              o Lower Colorado Multi-Species Conservation Plan $7m
              o Salton Sea and tributary rivers $7m
              o Salton Sea Restoration Fund $40m
       • Public access to state water projects (State’s obligation) $54m
       • River Parkways $72m (up to $10m to DOC for watershed coordinators)
       • Urban Streams $18m
       • LA River (SMMC) $36m
       • San Gabriel River (RMC) $36m
       • San Joaquin River $36m
       • Coachella/Desert Area $36m
       • Santa Ana $45m (Similar to SB 153)
       • Sierra Nevada Rivers $54m
       • Lake Tahoe (CTC) $36m
       • Restoration/Conservation projects CCC $45m
       • Stormwater cleanup (TMDLs) $90m
       • San Joaquin River Restoration $100m

Wildlife and Forest Conservation $450m

       • Forests $180m
       • Wildlife $135m
       • Natural Community Conservation Plans (planning and implementation) $90m
       • Working Landscapes $45m
              o Grazing land $15m
              o Oak Woodlands $15m
              o Farmland Conservancy Program $10m
              o Wildlife Stewardship Grants: $5m

Beaches, Bays and Coastal Protection $540m

       • Clean Beaches (coastal stormwater/TMDLs) $90m
       • Bays $225m
              o San Francisco Bay $108m
              o Monterey Bay $45m
              o Santa Monica Bay Watersheds $45m
              o San Diego Bay $27m
       • State Coastal Conservancy $135m
       • Ocean Protection Trust Fund $90m

Parks and Nature Centers $500m

       • State Parks $400m
       • Nature Education Centers, Museums and Aquariums $100m

Sustainable Communities $580m

       • Urban Greening and Joint Use Projects $90m
       • Local and Regional Parks $400m
       • Smart Land Use $90m

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