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Federal grant · cooperative agreement (b)
Carson City Will Acquire the Quantity of Stream Water Rights No More Than 694.35-ACRE-FEET-ANNUALLY Necessary to Sustain Beneficial Use of the 148.48 Acres of Wetland and Wet Meadow Habitat on Carson City S Property Buzzy S Ranch Located Adjacent to the Carson River in Carson City, Nevada. Acquisition of the Water Rights Will Enhance an Existing Natural Area Wetland and Wet Meadow on the Property by Providing a Permanent and Dedicated Water Source to Sustain the Habitat and Preserve the Aesthetic Value of the Property Through Scenic Viewsheds for Recreational and Public Enjoyment. Duplication of Effort Statement There Is No Duplication of Effort, This Project Does Not Overlap With Another Federal Agency. Nicra Statement Carson City Has Never Had a Nicra, However, We Would Like to Use 10 as Our De Minimus Rate
Committed
$1.9 Million
Paid out
$10.0K
<1%
Committed, not yet paid
$1.9M
99%
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