Ang dibisyong ito ay makikilala, at maaaring banggitin, bilang Batas ng San Gabriel at Lower Los Angeles Rivers and Mountains Conservancy.
Chapter 1
Section § 32600
Ang batas na ito ay simpleng nagbibigay ng pangalan at nagpapahintulot sa paggamit ng pangalang "San Gabriel and Lower Los Angeles Rivers and Mountains Conservancy Act" para sa dibisyong ito ng batas.
Ilog San Gabriel Mababang Ilog ng Los Angeles Conservancy ng mga Ilog at Bundok Batas ng Conservancy Conservancy ng California batas pangkapaligiran likas na yaman pagpapanatili ng daluyan ng tubig pagpapanatili ng rehiyon pagpapanatili ng Los Angeles Kabundukan ng San Gabriel pamamahala ng yaman pagpapangalan ng conservancy pagpapangalan ng batas pampublikong yaman
Section § 32601
Kinikilala ng batas na ito na ang mga partikular na natural na lugar sa California, kabilang ang Ilog San Gabriel at ang ibabang Ilog Los Angeles, bukod sa iba pa, ay may mahalagang halaga sa kapaligiran at kultura. Ang mga lugar na ito ay dapat panatilihin at pagbutihin para sa kasiyahan at benepisyong pang-edukasyon ng kasalukuyan at hinaharap na henerasyon.
Ang Lehislatura ay sa pamamagitan nito ay natuklasan at idineklara na ang Ilog San Gabriel at ang mga sanga nito, ang ibabang Ilog Los Angeles at ang mga sanga nito, ang Kabundukan ng San Gabriel, Puente Hills, San Jose Hills, Isla ng Santa Catalina, at ang watershed ng Dominguez Channel ay bumubuo ng isang natatangi at mahalagang bukas na espasyo, pangkapaligiran, antropolohikal, kultural, siyentipiko, pang-edukasyon, panlibangan, tanawin, at yaman ng wildlife na dapat pangalagaan bilang tiwala upang mapanatili at mapahusay para sa kasiyahan ng, at pagpapahalaga ng, kasalukuyan at hinaharap na henerasyon.
Ilog San Gabriel ibabang Ilog Los Angeles Kabundukan ng San Gabriel Puente Hills San Jose Hills Isla ng Santa Catalina watershed ng Dominguez Channel mga yaman ng bukas na espasyo pangangalaga sa kapaligiran mga yaman ng kultura pangangalaga sa wildlife mga yaman ng edukasyon mga yaman ng libangan mga yaman ng tanawin hinaharap na henerasyon
Section § 32602
This law establishes the San Gabriel and Lower Los Angeles Rivers and Mountains Conservancy under the Natural Resources Agency in California. The conservancy is tasked with managing public lands in certain watersheds and Santa Catalina Island. It aims to ensure these areas are preserved for open-space use, recreation, education, wildlife protection, and water conservation. Additionally, it supports projects that protect life and property from floods while providing public enjoyment in these natural spaces.
There is in the Natural Resources Agency the San Gabriel and Lower Los Angeles Rivers and Mountains Conservancy, which is created as a state agency for the following purposes:
(a)CA Pampublikong Pinagkukunan Code § 32602(a) To acquire and manage public lands within the lower Los Angeles River and San Gabriel River watersheds, the Dominguez Channel watershed, and Santa Catalina Island, and to provide for open-space, low-impact recreational and educational uses, water conservation, watershed improvement, wildlife and habitat restoration and protection, and watershed
improvement within the territory.
(b)CA Pampublikong Pinagkukunan Code § 32602(b) To preserve the San Gabriel River and the lower Los Angeles River, the Dominguez Channel watershed, and Santa Catalina Island consistent with existing and adopted river and flood control projects for the protection of life and property.
(c)CA Pampublikong Pinagkukunan Code § 32602(c) To acquire open-space lands within the territory of the conservancy.
(d)CA Pampublikong Pinagkukunan Code § 32602(d) To provide for the public’s enjoyment and enhancement of recreational and educational experiences on public lands in the San Gabriel Watershed and lower Los Angeles River, the San Gabriel Mountains, the Dominguez
Channel watershed, and Santa Catalina Island in a manner consistent with the protection of lands and resources in those watersheds.
San Gabriel River Lower Los Angeles River Dominguez Channel watershed Santa Catalina Island public land management open-space recreation educational experiences wildlife protection water conservation watershed improvement habitat restoration flood control projects public enjoyment recreational access conservancy goals
