§ 11560 Project Funding Requirements
This law says the government can only build a water or power project if they have enough money to cover all costs, including building, running, and fixing it, plus paying back any loans, within 70 years.
The government wants to build a new dam to store water and generate electricity.
Before they start building, they must make sure they have enough money from taxes, sales of water or electricity, and other sources to pay for everything, including paying back any loans, within 70 years.
Total Available Funds ≥ Total Costs (including construction, operation, maintenance, repairs, replacements, and bond payments) over 70 years
Building a new dam.
Result: The project can go ahead because $1,000,000,000 ≥ $900,000,000.
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§ 11560 Project Funding Requirements
Last verified: January 11, 2026