BOARD00396

• Board Meeting Date: 3/24/2003
• Description: Flood Section - Corps of Engineers Programs and Status Update
• Board Meetings - Doc Type: Memo

U.S. ARMY CORPS OF ENGINEERS FY 03 - 04 BUOGET SUMMARY (COLORADO CIVIL WORKS PROGRAM)

Phase Sponsor Representative FY 03 Budget FY 04 Budget Request Estimated Project Corps
R~nlJest Cost District
$225,000 for Colorado $0: Congress may reauthorize nla Albuquerque,
program; SPK to transfer the RAMS authority to include Omaha; and
an additonaJ $265,000 to construction and increase the Sacramento
NWO for Nevada program funding allocation to
program. $45 miJllon. Colorado
Department of Minerals and
Geology supports the
initiative.

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Project Name

Authority

Remediation of
Abandoned Mine Sites

Section 560 WRDA 1999

Tota' Funding

Salt Cedar Eradication

Total Funding

TOTAL FUNDING-cIVlL WORKS PROGRAM
Albuquerque District
Omaha District
Sacramento District

Planning and Design
Assistance

BlM; USFS; USGS;
State of Colorado
Department of
Minerals and Geology

Mark Udall (2); Scott
Mcinnis (3)

Scott Mcinnis (3);
Marilyn Musgrave (4)

$225.000

$0

$0

$0; Senate Bill 2868, To be determined
introduced by Senators Pete
Domenici (NM) and Wayne
Allard (CO) and Ben
Nighthorse Campbell (CO),
would authorize the COE to
cany out a research and
demonstration program at
federal expense for the
eradication and control of salt
cedar and other nonnative
phreatophytes. The initiative
has the support of the State of
Colorado Department of
Natural Resources and
Colorado Water Conservation
Board

Albuquerque,
Omaha; and
Sacramento

$0

$0

$13.4 million
$6.1 million
$6.9 million
$365,000

$19.2 million
$8.3 million
$9.1 million
$1.8 million