Original sentence: AB 576, passed the Assembly on a 47-27 vote.April 19, 2007.Black leaders and environmentalists say Assembly Bill 576 will keep dairy flies and odors away from the park.Brown alleging it is in violations of the California Environmental Quality Act.California Attorney General Jerry Brown filed suit April 19, 2007 to stop construction of two dairies that would bring more than 12,000 cattle within about a mile of Allensworth State Park, a historic black settlement.June 5, 2007.Opponents of two proposed dairies near Colonel Allensworth State Historic Park scored a victory Monday when the Assembly voted to establish a  dairy-free zone around the southern Tulare County park.The bill is backed by the Legislative Black Caucus and enjoys support from key Democratic leaders, so it has a good chance of passing the Senate and making it to Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger's desk.The new bill, Assembly Bill 576, authored by Assemblywoman Wilmer Amina Carter, D-Rialto (San Bernardino County), is supported by Assembly Speaker Fabian Núñez, D-Los Angeles, and the California Legislative Black Caucus.The suit alleges that the Etchegaray Dairies failed to meaningfully evaluate the impact on the unique historical resources and setting of Allensworth State Park, and did not adequately address environmental impacts on the adjacent Pixley National Wildlife Refuge and Allensworth Ecological Reserve