On the recordJune 9, 2015
I can answer that. No. You still have the ability to review the credit that the State submits to determine if it is actually integral to the project or not.
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congress.govI can answer that. No. You still have the ability to review the credit that the State submits to determine if it is actually integral to the project or not.
Graves asserts that the Corps can review state credit proposals.
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