The State Water Resources Control Board this week rescheduled public hearings to receive input on a proposal to allocate 40 percent of unimpaired flows along the Tuolumne River for fish and wildlife. Beginning in November and concluding in January, there will be five public hearings in Sacramento, Stockton, Merced and Modesto. “Right now we’re in the middle of a water war,” said Stanislaus County Board Supervisor Vito Chiesa.
State Water Board reschedules public hearings on flow proposal