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<br />State and Agency
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<br />Nebraska
<br />Department of Water Resources* ............
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<br />Conservation & Survey Div., Univ. 0 f Neb. *.
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<br />Div. of Sanitation, Dept. of Health** .....
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<br />Game, Forestation and Parks Commission.....
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<br />North Dakota
<br />Water Conservation Comm. & State Engineer*.
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<br />Environmental Sanitation Services, Dept.
<br />of Health.......................... ............ ... ..................
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<br />Game and Fish Department........ .-..... ............
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<br />South ~ta
<br />Water Resources Commiss ion.. .. ..'.. .. .. .. .... II- . .. .. . .. .. ..
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<br />Geological Survey* ........~~.~............
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<br />Div. of Sanitary Engineering, Dept. of
<br />Health...... *....-....... ._.... .... ............ ..... ._. .-...
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<br />Game and Fish Deparbnent..~................
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<br />WvominR
<br />Water Development Div., Natural Resources
<br />Board* ........................~...........
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<br />State Engineer* ........................ '. .. .. '" .. .. .. .. .. _... .. .. .. ..
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<br />1954-
<br />1955
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<br />1956-
<br />1957
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<br />$ l38,lOO(h)$ 164,295
<br />20,000
<br />18,200
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<br />303,000
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<br />25,000
<br />2,000
<br />
<br />36,503
<br />15,000
<br />
<br />50,000
<br />
<br />48,050{i)
<br />140 ,OOO(j)
<br />
<br />350,000
<br />
<br />43,640
<br />
<br />64,192
<br />
<br />62,651
<br />555,430
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<br />. 49,000
<br />l8l,544{j)
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<br />1957-1958
<br />(Funds
<br />Available)
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<br />$ 216,700
<br />
<br />38,462
<br />
<br />415,000
<br />
<br />43,640
<br />
<br />118,500
<br />15,000
<br />
<br />67,000
<br />150,000
<br />
<br />96,400
<br />185,521(j)
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<br />Div. of Environmental Sanitation, Dept. of
<br />Public Health** ............................ 20,500 28,358 33,161
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<br />Game and Fish Commission..................,30jOOO 250,609 250,609
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<br />*: In~ludes ap~prtations for cooperative water resources investigations with
<br />the United States Geological Survey, see AppendilC C for amounts, for 1954-55.
<br />** Pollution control boards in these states operate without separate appropriations.
<br />(a) This figure is the amount spent on "ater pollution control investigation and
<br />enforcement.
<br />(b) Additional allocations for fiscal 1957 were provided for administration of a
<br />new water rights law.
<br />(c) For water pollution control only. Does not include amount spent on inspection
<br />of public water supplies and advisory program relating to sanitation aspects
<br />of water supply developments.
<br />(d) The Water Resources Board was created in 1955.
<br />(e) Of this amount $1,311,946 was spent on capital improvements for creating water
<br />areas and $150,000 for the maintenance of water areas. For fiscal 1956
<br />expenditures for creating water areas were $521,326 and for maintenance,
<br />$170,000.
<br />(f) The larger amount spent in fiscal 1956-57 was due to a special appropriation
<br />for ground water work.
<br />(g) This figure was taken from budgets submitted by the states to the Public ~alth
<br />service when fublic Law 660 Program Grant Funds were requested earlier this
<br />fiscal year. This appropriation is for water pollution control only.
<br />(h) Figure shown is for the former Bureau <?f1 Irrigation whose functions were taken
<br />over by the Department of Water Resources.
<br />(i) Agency estimates that it uses approx. 50% of the biennial appropriation to the
<br />Board for water resource activitIes. This calculation has been made to give a
<br />comparable figure.
<br />(j) This figure includes the State Board of Control.
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