Repeal and replace Measure A (1990) and Measure E-16 to allow participation in the California State Water Project without prior voter approval
City of Arroyo Grande · San Luis Obispo County · November 3, 2026
The question on your ballot
Shall the measure to repeal and replace Measure A (1990) and Measure E-16 (2016) to allow the City of Arroyo Grande to participate in the California State Water Project without requiring prior voter approval, providing another potential water supply source, be adopted?
In plain language
Measure D-26 would repeal and replace two earlier Arroyo Grande measures: Measure A from 1990 and Measure E-16 from 2016. The goal is to let the city take part in the California State Water Project. If Measure D-26 passes, the city could join the State Water Project without first asking voters. The ballot question says this would give the city another possible source of water. A YES vote allows the city to take part without prior voter approval. A NO vote keeps Measure A and Measure E-16 in place.
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