United StatesSan Gabriel Basin fund law would list $250 million
Congress would replace $146.2 million with $250 million in the San Gabriel Basin Restoration Fund law and remove wording about a 10-year period after a project starts.
What it does
The proposal would replace the $146.2 million figure in the San Gabriel Basin Restoration Fund law with $250 million.
The proposal would delete wording that caps a period at 10 years, measured from the date a project first starts operating.
Argument forWith spending approval and required matching money, longer operating reimbursements could help the San Gabriel and Central Basin water agencies keep eligible projects running.
Argument againstIf Congress funds additional grants, San Gabriel and Central Basin water agencies could face larger bills for their required 35% local match.
More detail
The proposal would replace $146,200,000 with $250,000,000 in subsection (d)(1). The replacement applies to the San Gabriel Basin Restoration Fund law.
The proposal would delete wording that caps a period at 10 years. The deletion applies to subsection (a)(3)(A)(ii) of the San Gabriel Basin Restoration Fund law. The deleted phrase measures that period from the project's first day of operation.
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Looking ahead
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History
- 2026
- Oct 1Introduced in HouseLatest
- Oct 1Referred to the House Committee on Natural Resources.Introduced
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