“The project would have to be paid for by ratepayers who are already overburdened with soaring utility costs and aren’t even aware of how the cost of this is going to impact them in their pocketbooks,” said state Sen. Jerry McNerney (D-Stockton).
The use of recycled water could expand significantly in California under a new bill introduced this week by state Sen. Jerry McNerney.
Sen. Jerry McNerney, D-Pleasanton, on Tuesday introduced new legislation on Tuesday that would boost the use of recycled water in California.
Tri-Valley State Sen. Jerry McNerney has introduced legislation that would allow farmers and winegrape growers throughout the state to compost large amounts of agricultural waste onsite, instead of having to ship it to composting facilities hundreds of miles away.
State Senator Jerry McNerney, D-Pleasanton, has introduced new legislation to help drought-proof California by boosting the use of recycled water.
On Tuesday, McNerney introduced SB 31 to ease some regulations on the use of recycled water.
State Senator Jerry McNerney, D-Pleasanton, is taking a practical step toward addressing California's chronic drought issues by introducing a new bill to enhance the use of recycled water throughout the state.
“For many, generations of wealth were wiped out by the devastating blazes,” said state Senator Jerry McNerney, a Pleasanton Democrat, in a statement. “Our bill will double the amount of time survivors have to access property tax relief, while extending the length of time survivors have to rebuild.”
