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Since the Delta Plan’s adoption in May 2013, the Council has published end-of-year progress reports highlighting the work of Council and related agency staff working to support the Delta Plan and the State’s coequal goals of water supply reliability and Delta ecosystem restoration.
Some implementation highlights in the 2017 Annual Report include:
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Delta Science Program workshops and peer reviews ensuring key Delta projects are founded on the best available science;
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Development of three Delta Plan amendments: the Delta Levees Investment Strategy, Performance Measures, and Conveyance, Storage, and Operations;
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The Council's Delta Plan Interagency Implementation Committee focused on advancing important Delta science actions and coordination among key agencies on ecosystem restoration, and creating opportunities where problems seem particularly intractable; and
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Completion of the Delta Science Program's five-year Science Action Agenda, which prioritizes and aligns science actions to inform management decisions, fills gaps in knowledge, promotes collaborative science, builds the science infrastructure, and achieves the objectives of the Delta Science Plan.
For more details regarding 2017 Delta Plan progress highlights,
please click here.
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