California Urban Water Management Planning Act

Target entity: California Urban Water Management Planning Act
Context triple: [California water policy framework, hasComponent, California Urban Water Management Planning Act]

• A. California water policy framework
  The California water policy framework is the overarching system of laws, regulations, and planning efforts that govern how the state manages, allocates, and protects its water resources for environmental, agricultural, and urban uses.
• B. California water quality standards
  California water quality standards are a set of regulatory criteria and limits designed to protect the safety, ecological health, and usability of the state’s surface and groundwater resources.
• C. California Coastal Act of 1976
  The California Coastal Act of 1976 is a landmark state law that establishes comprehensive protections and planning controls for California’s coastal zone to preserve coastal resources, public access, and environmental quality.
• D. Bay-Delta Conservation Plan
  The Bay-Delta Conservation Plan is a large-scale habitat conservation and water management initiative aimed at restoring ecological health and improving water supply reliability in California’s Sacramento–San Joaquin River Delta.
• E. Inyo-Los Angeles Long-Term Water Agreement
  The Inyo-Los Angeles Long-Term Water Agreement is a landmark accord governing groundwater pumping and surface water management between Inyo County and the Los Angeles Department of Water and Power to protect Owens Valley’s environment while supplying Los Angeles with water.
• F. None of above. chosen
• G. Unsure - the case is ambiguous/there is not enough information to decide.

Target entity: California Urban Water Management Planning Act
Target entity description: The California Urban Water Management Planning Act is a state law that requires urban water suppliers to prepare long-term water management plans to ensure reliable, efficient, and sustainable use of water resources.

• A. California water policy framework
  The California water policy framework is the overarching system of laws, regulations, and planning efforts that govern how the state manages, allocates, and protects its water resources for environmental, agricultural, and urban uses.
• B. California water quality standards
  California water quality standards are a set of regulatory criteria and limits designed to protect the safety, ecological health, and usability of the state’s surface and groundwater resources.
• C. California Coastal Act of 1976
  The California Coastal Act of 1976 is a landmark state law that establishes comprehensive protections and planning controls for California’s coastal zone to preserve coastal resources, public access, and environmental quality.
• D. Bay-Delta Conservation Plan
  The Bay-Delta Conservation Plan is a large-scale habitat conservation and water management initiative aimed at restoring ecological health and improving water supply reliability in California’s Sacramento–San Joaquin River Delta.
• E. Inyo-Los Angeles Long-Term Water Agreement
  The Inyo-Los Angeles Long-Term Water Agreement is a landmark accord governing groundwater pumping and surface water management between Inyo County and the Los Angeles Department of Water and Power to protect Owens Valley’s environment while supplying Los Angeles with water.
• F. None of above. chosen