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State Board Now Has Rules to Distribute Prop Four Funds for Cross Border Pollution Fixes
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AI-generatedThis news describes a regulatory process for allocating state bond funds for water quality projects in California. No direct commercial mechanism is identified: no specific company, commodity, or supply chain is affected. The funding is modest ($50M) and project-specific, with no clear impact on any sector's revenue, cost, or margin. The article is procedural and lacks concrete commercial implications.
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- California State Water Resources Control Board established rules for distributing nearly $50 million in state bonds for water quality projects.
- Proposition 4 approved by voters in November 2024, did not specify funding allocations.
- Application period open from June to August 2026.
- Projects can receive between $250,000 and $10 million, with potential for $20 million for significant initiatives.
- Two major projects: $25 million sewage fix in Tijuana River and upgrades to wastewater treatment plant in Calexico.
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