President's Fiscal Year 2005 Civil Works Budget Released

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The Army Civil Works program undertakes the development and restoration of the Nation's water and related resources, operation and maintenance of existing federally-owned water resources projects, protection of the Nation's waters and wetlands, and restoration of sites contaminated as a result of the Nation's early atomic weapons development program.

The new Federal funding for Civil Works budget consists of $3.303 billion from the general fund, $610 million from the Harbor Maintenance Trust Fund, $115 million from the Inland Waterways Trust Fund, $37 million from Special Recreation Use Fees, and, under proposed legislation, $150 million from the direct financing of hydropower operation and maintenance costs by three Federal power marketing administrations.

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President's Fiscal Year 2005 Civil Works Budget Released

The new Federal funding will be distributed as follows among the appropriation accounts:

-- $1.926 billion for Operation and Maintenance

-- $1.4215 billion for Construction

-- $270 million for Flood Control, Mississippi River and Tributarie...

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