§ 11914 Water Project Cost Adjustments

This law says the state can change how much money is spent on water and power projects if they also want to spend money on fish, wildlife, and fun activities like parks near those projects.

Key Takeaways

•The state can change how money is split between water/power projects and things like parks or wildlife protection.
•This only applies to projects where water or power is being developed.
•The goal is to make sure there’s money for both the main project (like a dam) and extra stuff (like parks).

Example

Imagine the state is building a big dam to store water and make electricity.

If they decide to also make a nice park nearby for fishing and picnics, they can adjust how much money goes to the dam and how much goes to the park.

The department shall make any necessary revisions in the allocation of costs of any state water project works constructed for the development of water and power, or either, which would result from the expenditure of funds under this chapter for enhancement of fish and wildlife and recreation in connection with such works. (Added by Stats. 1961, Ch. 867.)

This law says the state can change how much money is spent on water and power projects if they also want to spend money on fish, wildlife, and fun activities like parks near those projects.

Key Takeaways

•The state can change how money is split between water/power projects and things like parks or wildlife protection.
•This only applies to projects where water or power is being developed.
•The goal is to make sure there’s money for both the main project (like a dam) and extra stuff (like parks).

Example

Imagine the state is building a big dam to store water and make electricity.

If they decide to also make a nice park nearby for fishing and picnics, they can adjust how much money goes to the dam and how much goes to the park.

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§ 11914 Water Project Cost Adjustments

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