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San Diego Integrated Regional Water Management
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last updated: February 2023

The RAC was formed in December 2006 to assist in completion of San Diego's first IRWM Plan and prioritization of projects both within the Plan and for future funding application(s) as they arise. In 2012, the RAC was reorganized and formalized to reflect the important advisory role it plays in the San Diego IRWM Program. RAC members serve 2- to 4- year terms, and the composition of the RAC provides diverse representation from various functional areas related to water management. There are 31 voting members - 5 retail water agencies, 6 water quality representatives, 5 natural resources and watersheds organizations, 2 disadvantaged or environmental justice representatives, 3 Tribal representatives, and 7 seats for other agencies or entities with an interest in water resource management (includes flood, business, agriculture, land use planning, climate change and 2 at-large seats). There are an additional 8 seats for non-voting members. These seats include the Regional Water Quality Control Board, US Bureau of Reclamation, Military, 2 seats for Tri-County FACC members, the State Coastal Conservancy, U.S. Forest Service, and U.S. Indian Health Services. The RWMG agencies are represented by only 3 voting seats. The RAC has played a critical role in shaping and developing such key elements of the IRWM Plan as goals and objectives, long-term targets, the proposed institutional structure, and project prioritization. The RAC currently meets on a bi-monthly basis to provide guidance on upcoming IRWM planning and funding application activities. The RAC may be convened more frequently, as needed, for planning and funding proposals. RAC Meetings are open to the public, and all stakeholders are encouraged to attend.

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