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Water Bond: Proposition 1 September 17, WWW.TOWNSENDPA.COM 2014 SACRAMENTO WASHINGTON, DC SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA NORTHERN CALIFORNIA 2009 Water Bond Delay Water Bond was slated for the November 2010 ballot but was delayed to 2012


  1. Water Bond: Proposition 1 September 17, WWW.TOWNSENDPA.COM 2014 SACRAMENTO • WASHINGTON, DC SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA • NORTHERN CALIFORNIA

  2. 2009 Water Bond Delay • Water Bond was slated for the November 2010 ballot but was delayed to 2012 at the urging of Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger • Water Bond was delayed again, this time to 2014 at the urging of Governor Jerry Brown. • Statewide drought conditions at the time were smaller than in comparison to today. Water Bond Politics | Orange County Water District Slide 2

  3. Then and Now Graphic Credit: Brad Rippey/U.S. Department of Agriculture Water Bond Politics | Orange County Water District Slide 3

  4. Legislative Water Bond Efforts The Legislature Ultimately a final The total The Governor reconvened from water package The bond will package is $7.54 insisted the Summer Recess was negotiated billion, which appear on the State could not on August 4 th. on August 13th November includes the borrow more and signed by reallocation of General Election No work was than $6-7 billion the Governor Ballot as $425 million in done on the in additional debt several hours existing bond Proposition 1. water bond for for the bond. later. funds over a month. Water Bond Politics | Orange County Water District Slide 4

  5. 2014 Water Bond Allocation of Funds $810 Million $900 Million 11% 12% $520 Million $395 Million 7% 5% $725 Million 9% $2.7 Billion $1.49 Billion 36% 20% Regional Water Reliability Safe Drinking Water Water Recycling Watershed Protection Storage Statewide Flood Groundwater Water Bond Politics | Orange County Water District Slide 5

  6. State Bond Debt Infrastructure Bonds and the State Budget • California has about $87 billion of outstanding General Fund- supported infrastructure bonds • $76 billion of general obligation bonds and $11 billion of lease revenue bonds • There are about $29 billion of general obligation and lease revenue bonds that have not yet been sold Water Bond • The water bond would allow the state to borrow an additional $7.1 billion by selling general obligation bonds to investors • The Legislative Analysts’ Office estimated average annual General Fund cost, for the water bond, would be $360 million Water Bond Politics | Orange County Water District Slide 6

  7. What’s in it for OCWD Regional Water Reliability - $810 Million • Integrated regional water management $510 million • Stormwater capture $200 million • Water Conservation $100 million Water Recycling - $700 Million • Statewide water recycling projects and activities (allows for planning and feasibility studies) Water Bond Politics | Orange County Water District Slide 7

  8. Support and Opposition for the Bond Support Oppose Support Support Water Bond Politics | Orange County Water District Slide 8

  9. Questions? Water Bond Politics | Orange County Water District Slide 9

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