Lake Hodges Surface Water Improvement and Reclamation Act of 2008

Bill 110 hr 2649, also known as the Lake Hodges Surface Water Improvement and Reclamation Act of 2008, was introduced in the US Congress with the aim of improving the surface water quality of Lake Hodges in California. The bill sought to address issues related to water pollution and contamination in the lake, which serves as a vital source of drinking water for the surrounding communities.

The key provisions of the bill included funding for the implementation of water quality improvement projects, such as the construction of water treatment facilities and the implementation of pollution control measures. The bill also called for increased monitoring and testing of water quality in Lake Hodges, as well as the development of a comprehensive plan for the long-term management and protection of the lake's water resources.

Additionally, the bill aimed to promote collaboration between federal, state, and local agencies in addressing water quality issues in Lake Hodges. It called for the establishment of a task force to oversee the implementation of the bill's provisions and to coordinate efforts to improve water quality in the lake. Overall, the Lake Hodges Surface Water Improvement and Reclamation Act of 2008 was a bipartisan effort to address water quality issues in Lake Hodges and ensure the continued availability of clean and safe drinking water for the communities that rely on the lake as a water source.