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A bill to amend the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act to authorize the use of funds for certain additional Carey Act projects, and for other purposes.

Source: Congress.gov  ·  550 words in original text
This bill changes the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act to allow money to be used for fixing, rebuilding or replacing certain dams. These dams were built under an old law from 1894 called the Carey Act. The bill lets the Secretary of a government agency use specific funding to work on these dam projects after determining certain conditions are met.
The Secretary of the government agency responsible for managing these funds and any dams built under the Carey Act.
- The Secretary can use money from a specific funding source to repair, rebuild or replace dams that were created under and continue to operate under the Carey Act (Sec. 1) - Before using this money, the Secretary must determine that dams meeting certain criteria have received enough funding to finish their repair or replacement work (Sec. 1) - The Secretary can only use this money if funds remain available for these purposes (Sec. 1)
If this bill becomes law, money previously reserved for other projects under the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act can now be directed toward repairing, rebuilding or replacing dams that were developed under the Carey Act.
The Carey Act: An old federal law from August 18, 1894 that governed how certain dams were developed and operated.
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