This Decision Document became the basis for the local cost-sharing agreement signed by federal, state, and local officials in April, 1986. This agreement was recognized by Congress in the Water Resources Development Act of 1986. It has come to attention of Senator Murray and I that the Corps is uncertain whether the levels of protection in the Decision Document are discretionary or required.
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