Cal. FGC § 2943
This is the official text of Cal. FGC § 2943, part of California’s Fish and Game Code — regulates hunting, fishing, and wildlife conservation.
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Official statutory text
For the purposes of considering local, publicly derived input concerning habitat objectives and actions, types and levels of public access, and integration of air quality management and habitat restoration, the secretary shall seek input from the authority with regard to the following components of restoration of the Salton Sea:
(a) Design opportunities and constraints, including the integration of the habitat, public access, and air quality management objectives.
(b) Public access and recreational components.
(c) Opportunities for economic development.
(d) Habitat mosaics and location.
(e) Vector management and predator control.
(f) Feasible financial resources to fund all recommended restoration program components.
(a) Design opportunities and constraints, including the integration of the habitat, public access, and air quality management objectives.
(b) Public access and recreational components.
(c) Opportunities for economic development.
(d) Habitat mosaics and location.
(e) Vector management and predator control.
(f) Feasible financial resources to fund all recommended restoration program components.
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