Multimillion-dollar water agreement nears milestone (The Riverside Press-Enterprise 2/23)
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Agreement approved as part of Soboba water settlement
Posted: Thursday, February 23, 2012
An agreement was approved to fulfill a water rights settlement for the Soboba Band of Luiseño Indians in southern California.
The tribe will receive $17 million from local governments as part of the agreement. The agreement also details how the governments will pay for $21.5 million in new water facilities and $3.3 million in environmental services and mitigation costs, The Riverside Press-Enterprise reported.
The federal government provided $21 million to settle the tribe's water rights.
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Multimillion-dollar water agreement nears milestone (The Riverside Press-Enterprise 2/23)
Multimillion-dollar water agreement nears milestone (The Riverside Press-Enterprise 2/23)
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