Sen. Rod Wright gets water board to admit they don't know the proposed storm water compliance costs

On Thursday, Sen. Rod Wright held the first hearing of the newly formed Select Committee on Job Creation and Retention. The informational hearing was designed to understand the problems with the State Water Resources Control Board's closed process of developing expensive storm water runoff rules. CMTA testified along with many other W.A.T.E.R. (Workable Approach to Wise Water Regulation) coalition members, but here is a link to watch a specific and important exchange about costs of the program (3 minutes):