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jeff_jas Offline posts Reply |
To the Members of the California State Assembly:
I am returning Assembly Bill 1032 without my signature. The purpose of this bill is to protect fish and wildlife from the potential deleterious effects of suction dredge mining. Although I appreciate the author’s intent and the need to protect our fish, wildlife, and water resources, this bill is unnecessary. Current law gives the Department of Fish and Game (Department) the necessary authority to protect fish and wildlife resources from suction dredge mining. It has promulgated regulations and issues permits for this activity. Permits for suction dredge mining must ensure that these operations are not deleterious to fish and allow the Department to specify the type and size of equipment to be used. In its regulations, the Department may also designate specific waters or areas that are closed to dredging. It is unclear why this bill specifically targets a number of specific waterways for closure or further restrictions. The listed waterways represent only a small fraction of the waters in our State where suction dredging is occurring. The benefit or protection from such a minor closure is negligible and supports the notion that scientific environmental review should precede such decisions. Sincerely, Arnold Schwarzenegger as in other vcitories I wouldn't count my chickens; mustnt think each time this is over. Stay together and become a voice for the next time around the corner if the adversaries are any clue... man thank you all for each part you worked at in this. jeff |
keninla Offline 182 posts ![]() Reply |
Hooray,
thats all we want just a chance to have dredging put to the test in an impartial scientific study. There is hope that maybe sanity in government does exist. Ken |
GoldMan Offline 82 posts Reply |
Jim Foley,
Are you familiar with this info? What is it's source? Is it for real? Chip. |
jeff_jas Offline posts Reply |
are you asking ME? for a source for Jim? a lil confused what or who yer askin--
source: http://gov.ca.gov/index.php?/press-release/7709/ http://gov.ca.gov/pdf/press/2007bills/AB%201032%20Veto%20Message.pdf it's for real Chip jeff |
GoldMan Offline 82 posts Reply |
Thank you Jeff!! Yes! I just found it on the "veto" page. Thanks for the information.
Chip. |
keninla Offline 182 posts ![]() Reply |
Ok now lets start gearing up for the next fight. I don't know what it will be but you can bet somebody somewhere is right now trying to think of how they can take away more of your freedom.
Ken |
Jim_Alaska Offline 1928 posts Administrator ![]() Reply |
This information is correct, I just verified it. There is no doubt in my mind that what carried the day was letters, emails, and comments to the governor.
We win again!!!
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dennishinckley Offline 43 posts Reply |
Maybe we all should Send a thank you letter to Arnold now since he did the right thing. Let him know we appreciate what he did.
Dennis |
Jim_Alaska Offline 1928 posts Administrator ![]() Reply |
Good idea Dennis. A thank you is common curtesy and good will too.
Here is a link to email the governor: http://gov.ca.gov/interact
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jeff_jas Offline posts Reply |
I already wrote and thanked Marcia Armstrong (siskiyou county) for her powerful message and information.
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fj45lvr Offline 40 posts Reply |
We didn't win....Justice and the "rule of law" prevailed!! Liberty over tyranny. Truth over propaganda. Reality over fantasy.
good job. California is still the golden state after all and a few thousands of cubic yards of material spread out over tens of thousands of square miles is so amusing to think of in contrast to one storm sweeping the west coast moving tens of millions of yards in its natural progression to the sea. wonder how the gillnetting was this year for the tribe?? |
badbruce Offline 13 posts Reply |
'wonder how the gillnetting was this year for the tribe??'
If the proponents of AB1032, environmentalists & all those trying to kill dredging were really interested in protecting the northern Caif. fisheries maybe they would consider limiting the annual rape of the salmon runs by local tribes. Just my 2 cents. Cheers |
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