The House Concurrent Resolution No. by Representative Lacombe aims to continue the operations of the False River Watershed Council, which was established to improve the aquatic habitat and manage the resources within the False River watershed. The council is composed of representatives from various state and local agencies, as well as concerned citizens, and is tasked with evaluating management strategies, improving water quality, and coordinating efforts for resource protection. The resolution emphasizes the importance of collaboration among government entities and stakeholders to achieve the goal of restoring the watershed effectively.

To enhance the council's effectiveness, the resolution proposes amendments to its membership, ensuring that members possess the necessary qualifications and expertise. The new membership structure includes representatives from key state departments, local government officials, and designated members from specific districts. Additionally, the council is required to submit an annual report to relevant legislative committees and will not receive compensation for their service, aside from any entitlements from other public offices. The resolution also mandates outreach to federal resource agencies for their input on the council's studies and initiatives.