The signed law calls for the Upper Los Angeles River group to meet yearly, report on its plan, and propose changes to the conservancy.
The river planning group must meet at least once each year to check progress on its plan, report to the conservancy, and propose changes.
The river planning group may have up to 25 appointed members. One must represent the Los Angeles city council district with the most Upper Los Angeles River miles.
The group must send proposed plan changes to the conservancy, which must act within 60 days. Any change it adopts takes effect immediately.
The group must evaluate and report progress on its plan to the conservancy and propose changes. This duty covers the Upper Los Angeles River and Tributaries Working Group's revitalization plan. The group must meet at least once each year.
California's natural resources secretary may appoint up to 25 representatives to the Upper Los Angeles River and Tributaries Working Group. One appointee must represent the Los Angeles city council district with the most Upper Los Angeles River miles.
The group must send proposed plan changes to the conservancy for approval. This applies to proposed changes to the group's river revitalization plan. A change takes effect only if the conservancy adopts it. The conservancy must act within 60 days after submission; an adopted change takes effect immediately.
No hearings or votes scheduled.