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S. 707·107th Congress·Senate Bill

Project SEARCH Act of 2001

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Latest action (5 Apr 2001): Introduced

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Project SEARCH Act of 2001 - Establishes the SEARCH Grant (grants for special environmental assistance for the regulation of communities and habitat) Program.Authorizes independent citizens' councils established by this Act to recommend the award of a SEARCH grant for an environmental project to small communities that: (1) demonstrate that they have pursued traditional funding sources for the project and have not obtained, or have obtained insufficient, funding; or (2) need funds for initial feasibility or environmental studies before applying to traditional funding sources.

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What does S. 707 do?
Project SEARCH Act of 2001 - Establishes the SEARCH Grant (grants for special environmental assistance for the regulation of communities and habitat) Program.Authorizes independent citizens' councils established by this Act to recommend the award of a SEARCH grant for an environmental project to small communities that: (1) demonstrate that they have pursued traditional funding sources for the project and have not obtained, or have obtained insufficient, funding; or (2) need funds for initial feasibility or environmental studies before applying to traditional funding sources.
Has S. 707 become law?
Not yet. As of 5 Apr 2001, S. 707 is introduced.
Who sponsored S. 707?
S. 707 was sponsored by Sen. Michael “Mike” Crapo [R-ID] (Republican-ID), with 1 cosponsor.
What's the latest action on S. 707?
Introduced (5 Apr 2001).

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