Saturday, May 19, 2012

Limiting Central Basin Municipal Water District


In addition to fights over budgets and entitlement spending, not to mention the growing pension obligations which threaten the future of our state, the cascading water wars are pitting different legislators in the state senate.
If there is one area of public policy which would benefit from a public-private partnership, it would be the Central Basin Municipal Water district.
The private sector aspect of a prospective arrangement would permit state money to be invested properly, whereas money handling by the state alone inevitable reaps corruption and waste.

Water is a vital commodity in our state. Southern Californians deserve the best quality for the lowest price provided through the most efficient means possible. Water wars are wearing away the precious little time and money that the state has, and we need our legislators to focus on the budget woes which threaten to submerge the entire state in red ink.

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