Federal grant · cooperative agreement
This Agreement Is Initiated to Partially Fulfill Interiors Obligations Associated With the June Sucker Recovery Implementation Program (jsrip). Efforts to Implement Specific Recovery Program Activities as Developed and Prioritized by the Program Will Protect Continued Operation of Existing Water Facilities and Future Development of Water Resources for Public Use.the Jsrip Has the Following Two Main GOALS:1.RECOVER the June Sucker to the Extent That It No Longer Requires Protection Under Theendangered Species ACT.2.ALLOW for the Continued Operation of Existing Water Facilities and Future Waterdevelopment of Water Resources for Human Use.
Committed
$665,000
Paid out
$465.0K
70%
Committed, not yet paid
$200.0K
30%
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