Monterey Peninsula Water Management District: nonfunctional turf: noncompliance and enforcement.

Subsection (f) changed from referencing any 'special district with water conservation enforcement authority' to specifically naming 'the Monterey Peninsula Water Management District' as the entity that can impose civil liability and penalties under a locally adopted ordinance or policy.

New Section 2 adds legislative findings and declarations stating that a special statute is necessary because of 'the unintended water conservation enforcement gap that exists in the Monterey area' and the need for consistent implementation of California's drought response policies. This invokes the constitutional exception (Article IV, Section 16) that allows a law to apply to a specific place rather than generally.

Subsection (g)(1) added 'the Monterey Peninsula Water Management District' as an explicitly listed entity authorized to enforce the nonfunctional turf provisions, alongside public water systems, special districts with water conservation enforcement authority, cities, and counties.

The legislative counsel digest was updated to reference the Monterey Peninsula Water Management District Law and its authority to prohibit use of district water during drought emergencies for nonessential uses, providing context for why MPWMD is being given this additional enforcement role.

The document was reformatted from a chaptered print layout (with page numbers, headers like 'STATE OF CALIFORNIA AUTHENTICATED ELECTRONIC LEGISLATION MATERIAL', and column markers) to a web-based presentation with site navigation elements. No changes to the actual bill language.

In subdivision (f), the phrase 'special district with water conservation enforcement authority the Monterey Peninsula Water Management District' was replaced with simply 'the Monterey Peninsula Water Management District,' removing the general category that could have applied to any special district with water conservation enforcement authority.

In subdivision (g)(1), the list of entities authorized to enforce the chapter was changed from 'A public water system, special district with water conservation enforcement authority, the Monterey Peninsula Water Management District, a city, county, or city and county' to 'A public water system, the Monterey Peninsula Water Management District, a city, county, or city and county,' removing the broader category of special districts.