Sacramento Votes For Flood Assessment
30 June 2000 - 8:50am
Sacramento property owners vote for largest flood control project since Fulsom dam.
An overwhelming 82% of Sacramento voters have agreed to assess themselves $35 million as part of a $235 million federal, state and local project focused on improvements to Folsom Dam. The project will begin in June, 2001, and involves widening the lower outlets of Folsom Dam so that more water can be released when storms hit the region.
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Flood assessment overwhelmingly approved
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The Sacramento Bee, June 30, 2000
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