Court rules state can't force San Diego to pay for lead-testing of water at local schools
Appellate court says requirement imposed in 2017 was unfunded state mandate.
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Appellate court says requirement imposed in 2017 was unfunded state mandate.
The case stems from a 2017 mandate from California's Water Resources Control Board, which required that water sources at K-12 schools be tested for the presence of lead.
The ruling issued Friday finds that either the state's Commission on State Mandates must reimburse San Diego for water testing or the city can impose fees, charges or assessments to cover testing costs.
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