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On the recordSeptember 29, 1997
H.R. 2165 provides for extension of the construction deadline of the LeClaire project, a 27-megawatt hydroelectric project in Iowa, if the sponsor pursues the commencement of construction in good faith and with due diligence. These types of bills have not been controversial in the past, and this bill does not change the license requirements in any way, and does not change environmental standards. It merely extends the construction deadline. There is a need to act, since the construction deadline for the project expires in February 1998. If Congress does not act, FERC will terminate the license, the project sponsors will lose their investment in the project, and the community will lose the prospect of significant job creation and added revenues. H.R. 2165 would extend the deadline for up to 6 years and reinstate the license if it expires before the enactment of the bill.
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Mike Crapo
Republican · Idaho

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Discussing H.R. 2165, which extends the construction deadline for a hydroelectric project in Iowa.

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