On the recordMay 10, 2000
The problem is that you provide no assurance that these PILT obligations are going to be met. Then you are wildly increasing funding for more of the same programs.
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govinfo.govGeorge P. Radanovich: “The problem is that you provide no assurance that these PILT obligations are going to be met. Then you are wildly…”
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Discussing concerns over funding and obligations related to PILT programs.
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