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1989-26
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3/27/1989
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94
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<br /> CITY OF SAN ANTONIO <br /> Interdeportment Correspondence Sheet ,,4 <br /> AGENDA ITEM NO. - <br />TO: Mayor and City Council throuqh the City Manager <br /> <br />FROM: Rebecca 0. Cedillo, Director, Water Resources Management <br /> <br />COPIES TO: S. Marcus Jahns, Assistant City Manaqer; File <br /> <br />SUBJECT: INTERLOCAL AGREEMENT <br /> Dote December 20, 1988 <br /> <br /> SUMMARY AND RECOMMENDATION <br /> The City of San Antonio and other Edwards Region entities <br /> have begun developing legislation for groundwater management <br /> based on the principles of the Regional Water Resources Plan. <br /> The public entities involved are also establishing a fund- <br /> ing mechanism to provide full support and ope~ations during <br /> the legislative session beginning January 10 and extending <br /> to June, 1989. In that regard, an interlocal cooperation <br /> agreement is proposed to achieve that goal. Individually, <br /> our efforts will not be successful, but through this agreement, <br /> all affected parties can contribute toward an organized <br /> established effort. <br /> Staff recommends that the City enter into this agreement <br /> and authorize expenditure of $50,000.00 as its share of the <br /> legislative program. <br /> POLICY CONSIDERATION <br /> Because there are several political subdivisions using the <br /> aquifer, legislation is needed in order to carry out a <br /> regulatory management program to prevent overdraft. Past <br /> experience has shown that a cooperative effort between these <br /> entities is effective for implementation. Interlocal agree- <br /> ments such as this, are prepared and adopted formally by <br /> each of the political subdivisions policy bodies. <br /> By means of this agreement, funding will be solicited to <br /> provide education and information to the public, including <br /> elected officials, related to regional water planning and <br /> management methods. The program will take into account and <br /> protect existing water uses, including spring flows and also <br /> consider future demands from the aquifer. The parties enter- <br /> ing into this agreement will also work together for passage <br /> of legislation to facilitate the regional program. <br />
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