The passage of the Central Valley Project Improvement Act, 1991-1992
Subtitle: the Metropolitan Water District perspective
By: Carl Boronkay and Timothy H. Quinn ; interviews conducted by Malca Chall in 1997. Regional Oral History Office, The Bancroft Library, University of California Berkeley,
Contributors: Quinn, Timothy H.; Chall, Malca.; Bancroft Library. Regional Oral History Office.
Published: 1999
Subjects: Los Angeles Metropolitan Water District.; United States.; Central Valley Project (Calif.); CALFED Bay-Delta Program.; Water resources development -- California -- Los Angeles.; Water resources development -- California -- Central Valley.; Water resources development -- California -- Delta Region.; Water-supply -- California -- Los Angeles.; Water-supply -- California -- Central Valley.; Water-supply -- California -- Delta Region.
Other titles: California water resources oral history series.
Description: Joint interview discusses the background of the Los Angeles Metropolitan Water District's (MWD) interest in water marketing and transfers, and water banking; Imperial Irrigation District, Palo Irrigation District, Arvin-Edison Water Storage District, Areias Dairy Farm Transaction; the three-way process, formation of the California and Western Urban Water Coalition; assistance in drafting, lobbying for, passage of the Seymour, Miller-Bradley bills to ensure water marketing; changed relationships with agriculture and environmental communities; analysis of CVPIA implementation and CALFED; MWD board: size, committees, and support for water marketing before and after the passage of the CVPIA.

Articles about Carl Boronkay and co-authored by Boronkay, and Metropolitan Water District of Southern California reports.