SB1573 amends the Rural Economic Action Plan of 1996 to expand eligible entities and expenditures.
SB1573 amends the Rural Economic Action Plan of 1996 by expanding the entities eligible to receive funds and the types of water quality projects that can be funded. The bill updates statutory language and declares an emergency. Eligible entities now include cities and towns with populations under 1,750, rural water districts, irrigation districts, and economic development districts. Funds can be used for sewer and water line construction, water treatment, and other water infrastructure projects.
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