Salton Sea: restoration projects: skilled and trained workforce.

The document was reformatted from a traditional enrolled bill layout (with Secretary of the Senate, Chief Clerk of the Assembly, and Governor signature blocks) to a web page presentation that includes site navigation, version history, vote information, and a 'Date Published' timestamp. No changes were made to the legislative text itself.

Added a $1,000,000 minimum project cost threshold. The skilled and trained workforce requirement now only applies to Salton Sea restoration projects exceeding one million dollars, rather than all projects meeting the existing $50,000 definition threshold.

Narrowed the definition of 'state agency' from a broad reference to Section 11000 of the Government Code (which covers all state agencies) to specifically only the Natural Resources Agency, the Department of Water Resources, or the Department of Fish and Wildlife.

Corrected a typo in the legislative findings: 'competition of Salton Sea restoration projects' changed to 'completion of Salton Sea restoration projects.'

Introduced a grammatical error in the findings section: 'projects that fall falls within an occupation' (duplicated verb).

The definition of 'state agency' in Section 2946(c)(3) was narrowed from all state agencies as defined in Government Code Section 11000 to only three specific entities: the Natural Resources Agency, the Department of Water Resources, or the department (Department of Fish and Wildlife). This limits which agencies must obtain enforceable commitments for a skilled and trained workforce on Salton Sea restoration projects.