Requests for flood hazard information may be addressed to the Secretary of the Army or, in the case of lands lying in the basin of the Tennessee River, to the Tennessee Valley Authority.
Lyndon Johnson: “Requests for flood hazard information may be addressed to the Secretary of the Army or, in the case of lands lying in…”
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Executive Order 11296—Evaluation of Flood Hazard in Locating Federally Owned or Financed Buildings, Roads, and Other...
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