Weblinks for today’s Delta Vision Task Force meeting; first draft of strategic implementation plan to be discussed
Posted by: Aqua Blog Maven on June 26, 2008 at 8:26 am
It’s Delta Vision time again!
The Delta Vision Task Force will be meeting today (Thurs. 6/26) & tomorrow (Friday 6/27) to discuss the first draft of their strategic implementation plan for their vision, which includes creating a new entity to govern the Delta that would also, among other things, assume control of SWP operations, rather than the Department of Water Resources.
As always, the meeting will be webcast. The links for the webcast, the draft report and the meeting agenda can be found by clicking here.
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