SOUTHDELTA WATERAGENCY 4255 PACIFIC A VENUE, SUITE 2 STOCKTON, CALIFORNIA 95207

SOUTHDELTA WATERAGENCY
4255 PACIFIC AVENUE, SUITE 2
STOCKTON, CALIFORNIA 95207
TELEPHONE (209) 956-0150
FAX (209) 956-0154
E-MAIL [email protected]
Directors:
Jerry Robinson, Chairman
Robert K. Ferguson, Vice-Chairman
Natalino Sacchetti
Jack Alvarez
Mary Hildebrand
Counsel & Manager:
John Herrick
January 22, 2016
Via E-Mail:
CWFhearin!:!@ waterhoard~.ca. 20v
and California WaterFix Service List
Re:
Comments Regarding Procedural Issues for the 28 January 2016
Pre-Hearing Conference for the California WaterFix Project
Dear Sir/Madam:
The following are South Delta Water Agency, Central Delta Water Agency, Heritage
Land Company Inc., Lafayette Ranch, Rudy M. Mussi Investment LP, and Bert Sacchetti Farms,
Inc.'s ("SDWA") comments on procedural issues for the Change in Point of Diversion
Petition/Hearing as requested by the State Water Resources Control Board. As set forth in more
detail below, numerous procedural problems are present which preclude the Board from
conducting the hearing as scheduled. The Board should therefor conduct a multi-day
hearing/planning session in order to reasonably determine what needs to be done to process the
Petition and the water quality certification and a time line for accomplishing the same.
1.
The Notice states that Phase 2 of the Bay-Delta Water Quality Control Plan
process will be conducted concurrently with the Petition. The Petition is a quasi-adjudicative
action by the SWRCB while the Phase 2 of the Bay-Delta process is a quasi-legislative process.
If the underlying issues and interests were unrelated, it might be possible to mix them together
somehow. However, since the Bay-Delta process deals with developing objectives to protect
beneficial uses and the Petition deals with conditions on the DWR and USBR to meet those
objectives, combining them appears to be in conflict with the Racanelli decision. Racanelli
specifically admonished the SWRCB to not combine and thus not confuse the two functions.
2.
Per the Delta Reform Act, the Hearing on the Petition cannot proceed until the
Bay-Delta process is completed. The notice incorrectly interprets the Act by confusing the
direction to develop "non-regulatory flow criteria" with the precondition to approving the
Petition by requiring any approval include "appropriate Delta flow criteria.'• The SWRCB did
the former but has in no way developed the latter. There is no precedence for creating interim or
temporary flow standards (and export standards and outflow standards, etc.) during a change
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in point of diversion proceeding. The SWRCB would be violating the requirements of both
processes by combining the two. A change in point of diversion is to determine if a permitee can
move its diversion without harming other beneficial uses, not to also determine what beneficial
uses' need for protection separate from the change in diversion point.
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A hearing cannot go forward without there first being a completed environmental
review of the project which resolves the comments and complaints of that review. The Water
Fix processes received thousands of comments pointing out deficiencies with the project. The
project does not specify what its operations will be, and the current environmental reviews
indicate and list the specific adverse impacts to third parties, beneficial uses and legal users. The
SWRCB should first conduct the necessary hearing to determine what water is available under
what conditions for export. It is doubtful that the current permits of DWR and USBR support
current operations much less the unspecified operations of the Water Fix which seeks additional
exports.
4.
The Notice contemplates approving the Petition by requiring compliance with
D-1641 with what ever new, interim fishery flows are concurrently developed. In addition to the
objections above, such conditional approval based upon compliance with D-1641 is not
supportable. The DWR and USBR are currently in violation of Order WR 2010-0002 (COO)
which required them to submit a plan by which southern Delta salinity standards would be met.
The deadline in that COO was January 1, 2013; over three years ago. No such plan has been
developed much less submitted and violations of the D-1641 salinity standards are now common
place. The current and lack of action by the projects to meet these 0-1641 obligations and the
SWRCB's failure to enforce not only the permits but also the COO, legally preclude any
approval of the Petition conditioned upon compliance with 0-1641.
5.
The order of decision-making purposed in the Notice is inappropriate. Approval
of the water quality certification cannot logically or legally precede the hearings on the Water Fix
project, the change Petition or the finalization of the underlying environmental documents. In
addition and as objected to in our Protest, it is inappropriate to delegate to the Executive Director
the power to issue the water quality certification, especially based on information not included in
the record. The process does not just suggest the approval is a foregone conclusion, the notice
for all intents and purposes expressly states it. The underlying Water Fix project's own
DEIR/S's specify how the project will degrade water quality and the EPA has stated in writing
any project including the twin tunnels will violate the Clean Water Act.
6.
The Hearing proposes cover not only fundamental changes to the operation of the
Bay-Delta system, but also proposes to consider and temporarily determine radical flow, export
and outflow changes. Such a monumental process cannot be done in a few months and still
conform to basic due process requirements. SDWA et. al. are now beginning the process to
depose the necessary witnesses who were involved with the production of the OEIRIS. It is
likely that some environmental interests will want to depose fishery agency biologists as well.
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The current time line will hinder if not preclude the necessary depositions be done before the
required submittal of testimony, and thus the Hearing cannot go forward as currently noticed.
7.
The time frames for statements, direct examination and cross-examination are
insufficient. We suggest 45 minutes for each party's opening statement regardless of any
combined presentations. Direct, even with the witness required to summarized his/her testimony
should be no less than 60 minutes. Cross should not be limited because witnesses are on a panel.
Each examiner should be entitled to 90 minutes per witness as may necessary.
8.
As covered in our Protest, there can be no requirement that parties submit terms
and conditions (or other information). It is clear from the DEIRIS that the Water Fix will
adversely affect fish and wildlife, in-Delta users and a variety of other interests. It is also
contrary to various statutes and regulations. As such, there may not be any reasonable or
enforceable conditions under which it might proceed. Requiring the parties to specify such
appears to be a means by which the SWRCB will draft the final order "to mitigate" any adverse
effects when approving the Petition.
Opening statements (written) should not be limited. If the DEIRIS reveals 50, 100
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or more adverse impacts to legal users, a party should be able to cover each one adequately.
There is no criteria by which one can predetermine a limit on the issues or relevant facts.
10.
We join in CSPA et. al.' s objections to and correction of the SWRCB' s statement
that "a responsible agency must assume that the CEQA document prepared by the lead agency is
adequate." The SWRCB's own comments to the two EIRIS processes of the BDCP and Water
Fix support CSPA's position.
We will attend the scheduled pre-Hearing Conference and look forward to discussing the
above at that time.
Very truly yours,
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JHNHERRICK
Proof of Service Attached
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PROOF OF SERVICE
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Waterfix Petition Hearing
I, Dayle Daniels, am over the age of eighteen years and employed in the County of San
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at Law, 4255 Pacific Avenue, Suite 2, Stockton, CA 95207.
On January 22, 2016, January 22, 2016, I served a true copy of the attached:
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South Delta Water Agency, Central Delta Water Agency, Heritage Land Company Inc., Lafayette
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Ranch, Rudy M. Mussi Investment LP, and Bert Bacchetti Farms, Inc.'s ("SDWA") comments
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on procedural issues for the Change in Point of Diversion Petition/Hearing as requested by the
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State Water Resources Control Board.
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following persons and placed the envelope for collection and mailing, following our
ordinary business practices. I am readily familiar with the business' practice for
collecting and processing correspondence for mailing. On the same day that the
correspondence is placed for collection and mailing, it is deposited in the ordinary course
of business with the United States Postal Service, in a sealed envelope with postage
thereon fully prepaid at Stockton, California addressed as [above] or [in the attached
Service List of Participants].
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sealed envelope provided by an overnight delivery carrier and addressed it to the persons
identified below. I placed said envelope for collection at a regularly utilized drop box of
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following persons via telecopier/facsimile machine a true copy thereof to the parties
indicated [above] or [in the attached Service List of Participants]. Pursuant to California
Rules of Court, rule 2005(i), I caused the machine to print a transmission record of the
transmission, a copy of which is attached to this declaration. The facsimile machine I
used complied with California Rules of Court, rule 2003(3). [C.R.C. §2008 & § 2003(3)]
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LIST OF PARTICIPANTS
California Waterfix Petition Hearing
(Scheduled to Commence on April 7, 2016)
REVISED SERVICE LIST
(Dated January 22, 2016)
~- Service List of Parties to Exchange Information
(Parties Participating in Direct Testimony, Cross..Examination or Rebuttal)
Table
Parties Participating in Part I (May also be Parties in Part II)
THE FOLLOWING PARTIES MUST BE SERVED WITH WRITTEN TESTIMONY, EXHIBITS AND
OTHER DOCUMENTS. (Note: The parties listed below agreed to accept electronic service,
pursuant to the rules specified in the hearing notice.)
Party
Authorized
Representative/
Attorney
California Department of
James Mizell
Water Resources
U.S. Department of the Amy Aufdemberge,
Esq.
Interior
Sacramento County
Aaron Ferguson
Water Agency
Carmichael Water
Aaron Ferguson
District, The
Alan Lilly & Ryan
City of Roseville, The
Bezerra
Sacramento Suburban
Water District
San Juan Water District
City of Folsom, The
Yuba County Water
Agency
South Valley Water
Association, et al.
Biggs-West Gridley
Water District
Email Address of Authorized
Representative/ Attorney
[email protected]
[email protected]
Somach, Simmons &
Dunn
Somach, Simmons &
Dunn
Bartkiewicz, Kronick &
Shanahan
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
Alan Lilly & Ryan
Bezerra
Bartkiewicz, Kronick &
Shanahan
[email protected]
[email protected]
Alan Lilly & Ryan
Bezerra
Alan Lilly & Ryan
Bezerra
Alan Lilly & Ryan
Bezerra
Bartkiewicz, Kronick &
Shanahan
Bartkiewicz, Kronick &
Shanahan
Bartkiewicz, Kronick &
Shanahan, P.C.
Peltzer & Richardson,
LC
Somach, Simmons &
Dunn, PC
[email protected];
[email protected]
[email protected];
[email protected]
[email protected];
[email protected]
Alex M Peltzer
Andrew M. Hitchings
Glenn-Colusa Irrigation
Andrew M. Hitchings
District (GCID)
North Delta Cares
Authorized
Representative's
Affiliation
Somach, Simmons &
Dunn
[email protected]
[email protected];
[email protected]
[email protected]
Anna Swenson
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Barbara Daly
Barbara BarriganParilla & Tim
Stroshane
Barbara Daly
SoiAgra Corp.
Barry Sgarrella, CEO
California Delta
Chambers & Visitors
Bureau
Bill Wells
[email protected]
Brad & Emily
Pappalardo
Brett G. Baker
[email protected];
[email protected]
[email protected]
Restore the Delta
Steamboat Resort
Brett G. Baker
The Environmental
Justice Coalition for
Water
Placer County Water
Agency
City of Brentwood, The
[email protected]
Somach Simmons &
Dunn
David Aladjem
Downey Brand LLP
[email protected]
Downey Brand LLP
[email protected]
Dustin C. Cooper
Butte Water District
(BWD)
Dustin C. Cooper
Richvale Irrigation
District (RID)
Dustin C. Cooper
Anderson - Cottonwood
Dustin C. Cooper
Irrigation District
Reclamation District
[email protected]
Daniel Kelly
Nevada Irrigation
District
1004
[email protected];
[email protected]
[email protected]
Colin Bailey
Reclamation District No.
David Aladjem
800 (Byron Tract)
Friant North Authority
David Orth
Deirdre Des Jardins
Deirdre Des Jardins
Plumas Mutual Water
Company
Restore the Delta
Dustin C. Cooper
Dustin C. Cooper
South Feather Water
and Power Agency:
Mike Glaze, SFWPA
General Manager
Dustin C. Cooper
Western Canal Water
District
Dustin C. Cooper
Paradise Irrigation
District
Dustin C. Cooper
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
Minasian, Meith,
Soares, Sexton &
CooperLLP
Minasian, Meith,
Soares, Sexton &
Cooper, LLP
Minasian, Meith,
Soares, Sexton &
Cooper. LLP
Minasian, Meith,
Soares, Sexton &
Cooper, LLP
Minasian, Meith,
Soares, Sexton &
Cooper, LLP
Minasian, Meith,
Soares, Sexton &
Cooper, LLP
Minasian, Meith,
Soares, Sexton &
Cooper, LLP
Minasian, Meith,
Soares, Sexton &
Cooper. LLP
Minasian, Meith,
Soares, Sexton &
Cooper, LLP
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[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected];
[email protected];
[email protected];
[email protected];
[email protected];
[email protected];
[email protected];
[email protected];
[email protected];
[email protected];
[email protected];
roland@ssjmud .org;
[email protected]
[email protected];
[email protected]
Fennemore Craig,
Lauren Caster,
Friant Water Authority &
Gregory Adams,
Members
Jennifer Buckman,
and 13 others
East Bay Municipal
Utility District
North San Joaquin
Water Conservation
District
Fred Etheridge &
Jonathan Salmon
Jennifer Spaletta
Spaletta Law
City of Sacramento
Office of the City
Joe Robinson I Martha
Attorney I Lennihan
Lennihan
Law
Central Delta Water
Agency, South Delta
Water Agency (Delta
Agencies), Lafayette
Ranch, Heritage Lands
Inc., Mark Bachetti
Farms and Rudy Mussi
Investments L.P.
John Herrick, Esq.
and Dean Ruiz, Esq.
City of Stockton
John luebberke &
Tara Mazzanti
San Luis & DeltaMendota Water
Authority
Stockton East Water
District
North Delta Water
Agency & Member
Districts
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]; [email protected]
[email protected];
[email protected]
Jon Rubin
[email protected]
Kama E. Harrigfeld
Kevin O'Brien
[email protected]
[email protected]
Downey Brand LLP
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[email protected]
Brannan-Andrus Levee
Maintenance District;
Reclamation District
407; Reclamation
District 2067;
Reclamation District
317; Reclamation
District 551 ;
Reclamation District
563; Reclamation
District 150;
Reclamation District
2098
Sacramento Valley
Group
Kevin O'Brien & David
Downey Brand LLP
AJadjem
[email protected]
[email protected]
Kevin O'Brien & David
Downey Brand LLP
Aladjem
[email protected]
[email protected]
County of San Joaquin,
San Joaquin County
Flood Control and
Water Conservation
Kurtis Keller
District, and Mokelumne
River Water and Power
Authority
County of Colusa, The
Marcos Kropf
Save the California
Delta Alliance; Janet &
Michael McCleary;
Michael Brodsky
Frank Morgan; and
Captain Morgan's Delta
Adventures, LLC
Islands, Inc
California Sportfishing
Protection Alliance,
California Water Impact
Network, and
AquAIIiance
Snug Harbor Resorts,
LLC
Local Agencies of the
North Delta
Bogle Vineyards/Delta
Watershed Landowner
Coalition
Diablo Vineyards and
Brad Lange/Delta
Watershed Landowner
Coalition
Neumiller & Beardslee
Michael J. Van Zandt
Michael Jackson,
Bill Jennings,
Chris Shutes,
Barbara Vlamis, and
Carolee Krieger
[email protected]
[email protected]
Law Offices of Michael
A. Brodsky
Hanson Bridgett, LLP
Law Offices of Michael
Jackson
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
Nicole S Suard
[email protected]
Osha Meserve
[email protected]
Osha Meserve
[email protected]
Osha Meserve
[email protected]
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Stillwater
Orchards/Delta
Watershed Landowner
Coalition
Patrick Porgans
Osha Meserve
[email protected]
Patrick Porgans
[email protected]
San Joaquin River
Exchange Contractors
Water Authority
Paul Minasian
Coalition for a
Sustainable Delta, The
Paul S. Weiland
Sacramento Regional
County Sanitation
District
Westlands Water
District
County of Yolo
City of Antioch
Contra Costa County
and Contra Costa
County Water Agency
Contra Costa Water
District
Daniel Wilson
Paul Simmons
Minasian, Meith,
Soares, Sexton &
Cooper, LLP
[email protected]
Somach, Simmons &
Dunn, PC
City of Antioch
Downey Brand LLP
[email protected];
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
State Water Contractors Stefanie Morris
Pacific Coast Federation
of Fishermen's
Associations and
Stephan C. Volker
Institute for Fisheries
Resources
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected];
[email protected]
Ryan Hernandez
Scott Shapiro and
Kevin O'Brien
Daniel Wilson
[email protected]
[email protected]
Philip A Williams
Philip J. Pogledich
Ron Bernal
[email protected]
Volker law
[email protected]
Tehama-Colusa Canal
Steven Saxton,
Authority & water
Meredith Nikkel & J.
service contractors in its
Mark Atlas
sevice area
Downey Brand
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
The San Joaquin
Tributaries Authority
(SJTA), Merced
Irrigation District,
Modesto Irrigation
District, Oakdale
Tim 0' Laughlin &
Irrigation District, South Valerie Kincaid
San Joaquin Irrigation
District, Turlock
Irrigation District, and
City and County of San
Francisco
O'Laughlin & Paris,
LLP
[email protected];
[email protected]
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Water Forum, The
Earthjustice
County of Solano
Tom Gohring
Trent W. Orr
William Emlen
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
THE FOLLOWING PARTY MUST BE SERVED WITH WRITTEN TESTIMONY, EXHIBITS AND
OTHER DOCUMENTS. (Note: The party listed below must be served a hard copy, pursuant to
the rules specified in the hearing notice.)
Party
Clifton Court, L.P.
Authorized
Representative/
Attorney
Suzanne Womack &
Sheldon Moore
Mailing Address of Authorized Representative/
Attorney
3619 Land Park Drive
Sacramento, CA 95818
Parties Participating in Part II Only (Must also be Served in Part I)
THE FOLLOWING PARTIES MUST BE SERVED WITH WRITTEN TESTIMONY, EXHIBITS AND
OTHER DOCUMENTS. (Note: The parties listed below agreed to accept electronic service,
pursuant to the rules specified in the hearing notice.)
Party
County of Sacramento,
The
Friends of the River
Environmental Council
of Sacramento
Authorized
Representative/
Attorney
Aaron Ferguson
Authorized
Representative's
Affiliation
Somach Simmons &
Dunn
E. Robert Wright
[email protected]
Brenda Rose
Kate Poole
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected];
[email protected]
[email protected]
Natural Resources
Defense Council
SAVE OUR SANDHILL
Mike Savino
CRANES
Friends of the San
Mitch Avalon
Francisco Estuary
[email protected]; [email protected];
[email protected];
[email protected];
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected];
[email protected]
Friends of Stone Lakes
Osha Meserve
National Wildlife Refuge
American Rivers, INC
[email protected]
[email protected]
Brian Johnson
Trout Unlimited
California Department of
Carl Wilcox
Fish and Wildlife
Environmental Water
Conner Everts
Caucus
E. Robert Wright &
Sierra Club California
Kyle Jones
Planning &
Jonas Minton
Conservation League
Natural Resources
Defense Council, The
Bay Institute, and
Defenders of Wildlife
Email Address of Authorized
Representative/ Attorney
Steve Rothert
[email protected]
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Table 2 - Interested Persons
(Persons Intending to Make Policy Statements Only)
PARTIES IN TABLE 1 ARE NOT REQUIRED TO SERVE THE FOLLOWING INTERESTED
PERSONS WITH WRITTEN TESTIMONY, EXHIBITS, AND OTHER DOCUMENTS
Interested Persons Participating in Part I (May also be Interested Persons in
Part II)
Interested Person
Castaic Lake Water
Agency
Central Valley Clean
Water Association
Coachella Valley Water
District
Desert Water Agency
Kern County Water
Agency
Metropolitan Water
District of Southern
California
Mojave Water Agency
North State Water
Alliance
Partnership for Sound
Science in
Environmental Policy
Authorized
Representative/
Attorney
Authorized
Representative's
Affiliation
Matthew Stone
[email protected]
Debbie Webster
[email protected]
Robert C Cheng
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected],
[email protected]
Mark Krause
Curtis Creel
Rebecca Sheehan
Kirby Brill
David J. Guy,
President
Craig S.J. Johns,
Program Manager,
PSSEP
[email protected]
[email protected]
Northern California
Water Association
[email protected]
Paul Gosselin
[email protected]
Jeff Davis
[email protected]
[email protected]
Erick Soderlund
[email protected]
Terri Crain
Tulare Lake Basin
Water Storage District
Mark Gilkey
U.S. EPA Region 9
Zone 7 Water Agency
City of Chico, The
Tomas Torres
J. Duerig
Erik Gustafson
[email protected]
[email protected]
San Bernardino Valley
Douglas Headrick
Municipal Water District
Paul Gosselin, Butte
County Department of
Water and Resource
Conservation
San Gorgonio Pass
Water Agency
Santa Clara Valley
Water District
Terri Crain
Email Address of Authorized
Representative/ Attorney
[email protected]
torres. [email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
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Rural County
Representatives of
California
Kathy Mannion
SEMILLAS (Stockton
Educational Movement
in language Literacy
and Scholarship)
Motecuzoma Sanchez
[email protected]
[email protected]
Interested Persons Participating in Part II Only
Interested Person
Authorized
Representative/
Attorney
African American
Brandle OwusuChamber of Commerce
Spencer
of San Joaquin County
Asian Pacific SelfDevelopment and
Residential Association
Assemblymember
Susan Eggman
Braceros del Delta
Cafe Coop
California Striped Bass
Association
California Student
Sustainability Coalition
Catholic Charities,
Diocese of Stockton
Central Valley Asian
Chamber
Earth law Center
Frank l Ruhstaller
Golden Gate Salmon
Assoc
Authorized
Representative's
Affiliation
Email Address of Authorized
Representative/ Attorney
African American
Chamber of Commerce
of San Joaquin County
[email protected]
Hengsothea Ung
[email protected]
Gustavo Medina
[email protected]
Luis Magalia
Esperanza Vielma
[email protected]
[email protected]
Jim Cox
[email protected]
Ryan Camero
[email protected]
Katelyn Roedner
Sutter
[email protected]
Cynthia lau
[email protected]
linda Sheehan
Frankl Ruhstaller
[email protected]
[email protected]
John McManus
[email protected]
Greater Stockton
Douglas W. Wilhoit,
Chamber of Commerce Jr.
Joan Buchanan
[email protected]
Joan Buchanan
[email protected]
lao Family Community
GerVang
Empowerment
Lower Sherman Island
Duck Hunters
Association
Michael Frost
National Marine
Fisheries Service
Rogene Reynolds
[email protected]
Roger Mammon
[email protected]
Michael Frost
[email protected]
Ryan Wulff
[email protected]
Rogene Reynolds
[email protected]
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Ronald Forbes, Delta
F!y_ Fishers
San Francisco
Baykeeper
Senator Cathleen
Galgiani
Social Media Moms
Stockton Downtown
Comeback Club
Stockton Vegan &
V~etarians
Visit Stockton
Ronald Forbes
[email protected]
George Torgun
[email protected]
Senator Cathleen
Galgiani and Staff
Trent Hager & Marian
Norris
Martha Vielma
[email protected];
[email protected];
[email protected]
[email protected]
Karl E Nate Knodt
[email protected]
Jennifer Patterson
[email protected]
[email protected]
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