Sonora, CA — An emergency drought order issued by the State Water Resources Control Board last month to curtail water diversions has triggered a lawsuit. On Thursday, the Oakdale (OID) and South San Joaquin Irrigation Districts (SSJID) joined the San Joaquin Tributaries Association (SJTA), which includes Turlock and Modesto Irrigation Districts and the City and County of San Francisco, in filing a lawsuit against the board in Fresno Superior Court. At issue is whether the board has the authority to prevent the water agencies from diverting and storing water. For OID and SSJID that would be related to Stanislaus River runoff into the Donnells, Beardsley, New Melones, and Tulloch Reservoirs. B
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