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Mountains Recreation & Conservation Authority Earmark Project Description the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) Is Providing $963,000 in Federal Funding to the Mountains Recreation & Conservation Authority (MRCA) in Los Angeles, California for a Project Titled Solstice Canyon-latigo Canyon Coastal Slope Connector - Santa Monica Mountains National Recreation Area. Mrca Seeks to Preserve Open Space Along the Coastal Slope of the Santa Monica Mountains to Permanently Protect Threatened Wildlife Habitat and Create Habitat Connectivity Between Solstice and Latigo Canyons. for This Project Specifically, Funds Will Be Used to Acquire at Least One of the 34 Target Acquisition Parcels Along the Slope of the Santa Monica Mountains. the Entirety of the Funds Will Be Put Towards Acquiring the Land and Any Other Associated Real Estate Costs (e.g., Closing Costs).
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$963,000
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