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control projects along the Mississippi listen music River and its tributaries were allotted $303 million, or $10 listen music million more than the president wanted.June 19, 1996The Army Corps of Engineers, which builds most flood protection levees on a federal-local cost-sharing basis, uses a cost-benefit ratio to justify a project. If the listen music cost of building a levee is considered less than the cost of restoring a flood-ravaged area, the project is more likely to be approved.For years, the Jean Lafitte-Lower Lafitte-Barataria-Crown Point areas couldn't convince the corps they were worthy of levee protection. But the use of Section 205 and congressional pressure has given the corps a new perspective, Spohrer said.But even so, when the Clinton administration began to curtail spending on flood control and other projects a year ago, the corps stopped spending on Section 205 projects even after deciding to do a $70,000 preliminary Jean Lafitte study, Spohrer said.July 22, 1999In passing a $20.2 |
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| Unless that report is forwarded to the Office of Management and Budget, computergame Congress cannot authorize money for the project, U.S. Rep. William Jefferson's office said Thursday.On June 9, John Zirschky, the acting assistant secretary of the Army and the official who refused to forward the report, sent a memo to the corps, saying the recommendation for the project "is not consistent with the policies and budget priorities reflected in the President's Fiscal Year 1996 budget. computergame Accordingly, I will not forward the report to the Office of Management and Budget for clearance."July 26, 1996The House voted computergame Thursday for a $19.4 billion energy and water bill that provides $246 million for Army Corps of Engineers projects in Louisiana.The bill, approved 391-23, is the last of the 13 annual spending measures for 1997 approved by the House.One area in which the House approved more financing than the president requested was for flood control and maintenance of harbors and shipping routes by the Army Corps of Engineers.Flood |
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