§ 2723 Acquisition Project Funding Limit
This law says California can spend up to $5 million on one project to buy land, but if it costs more, extra money can come from donations or other sources. It also says a local group can get more than one grant for different projects.
A city wants to buy a big park that costs $7 million.
California will pay $5 million, and the city must find $2 million more from donations or other funds.
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§ 2723 Acquisition Project Funding Limit
Last verified: January 10, 2026