Gives the state sole power over water policy. Cities and counties cannot pass their own rules on water quality, water supply, pollution control, spill cleanup or wetlands. Local utilities can still run water, sewer, and stormwater systems, and agreements between agencies are allowed. If locals break this, the state will withhold their funds. This creates uniform rules for builders but limits communities’ ability to address local water and wetland needs. Ends a land review program.
