Due to the importance of issuing permits and otherwise expediting all elements of the CALFED Bay-Delta Program in a timely and balanced manner, the following procedures shall apply to the use of funds authorized by this article: (

a) After the requirements set forth in

Section are met, funds in the subaccount shall become available for use in accordance with the

schedule for eligible projects set forth in the final programmatic EIS/EIR, unless the Secretary of the Resources Agency determines that the

schedule established in the final programmatic EIS/EIR has not been substantially adhered to. (

b) On or before November of each year, the Secretary of the Resources Agency, in consultation with state and federal CALFED representatives and other interested persons and agencies, shall review adherence to the schedule. (

c) The absence of funding from nonfederal or nonstate sources shall not be a basis for a determination that the

schedule has not been adhered to. (

d) If, at the conclusion of each annual review, the Secretary of the Resources Agency determines that the

schedule established in the final programmatic EIS/EIR, or a revised

schedule prepared pursuant to this subdivision, has not been substantially adhered to, the secretary, after notice to, and consultation with, state and federal CALFED representatives and other interested persons and agencies, shall prepare a revised

schedule that ensures that balanced solutions in all identified problem areas, including ecosystem restoration, water supply, water quality, and system integrity are achieved, consistent with the intent of the final programmatic EIS/EIR. Funds shall be available for expenditure unless a revised

schedule has not been developed within six months from the date on which the secretary determines that the prior

schedule has not been substantially adhered to. Upon the preparation of any revised

schedule under this subdivision, funds shall be expended in accordance with that revised schedule. (

e) Funds in the subaccount shall become available in accordance with the cost-share agreement developed by the CALFED Bay-Delta Program, which shall describe the federal, state, and local share of funding for the programs, projects, and other CALFED stage actions.