all 98 amendments filed to the u.s. house's wrrda legislative proposal

7/27/2019 All 98 Amendments filed to the U.S. House's WRRDA legislative proposal.

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McCollum(MN), Kelly

(PA),

Schneider (IL),

Lipinski (IL)

Bi-Partisan Revised Establishes amultiagency effort to slow

the spread of Asian carp in

the Upper Mississippi and

Ohio River basins and

tributaries by providing

technical assistance,

coordination, best practices,

and support to State and

local governments in

carrying out such activities.

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Grimm (NY) Republican Modifies Section 118 to

require the Secretary of the

Army to include project

recommendations made in

the study for flood and

storm damage reduction

related to natural disasters

under title II of division A of

the Disaster Relief

Appropriations Act, 2013

within the Secretary'sReport to Congress on

Future Water Resources

Development.

Made In

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3 Version

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Gosar (AZ) Republican Closes a loophole limiting

second amendment rights

on over 11.7 million acres of

federal recreation lands

managed by the U.S. Army

Corps of Engineers.

Submitted

4 Version

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Boustany (LA) Republican Makes a necessary change

to the language of the

Southwest Coastal Louisiana

Feasibility Study to include

the entire city of

Delcambre, LA and

Submitted
http://www.rules.house.gov/amendments/MCCOLLKELL1021131521382138.pdfhttp://www.rules.house.gov/amendments/MCCOLLKELL1021131521382138.pdfhttp://www.rules.house.gov/amendments/MCCOLLKELL1021131521382138.pdfhttp://www.rules.house.gov/amendments/GRIMM_152_xml1018131342334233.pdfhttp://www.rules.house.gov/amendments/GOSAR_0441018131555115511.pdfhttp://www.rules.house.gov/amendments/BOUSTA_018_xml1018131513311331.pdfhttp://www.rules.house.gov/amendments/BOUSTA_018_xml1018131513311331.pdfhttp://www.rules.house.gov/amendments/GOSAR_0441018131555115511.pdfhttp://www.rules.house.gov/amendments/GRIMM_152_xml1018131342334233.pdfhttp://www.rules.house.gov/amendments/MCCOLLKELL1021131521382138.pdfhttp://www.rules.house.gov/amendments/MCCOLLKELL1021131521382138.pdf


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maintains the authorized

spending level for this

project found in the WRDA2007.

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Luetkemeyer

(MO), Graves

(MO), King,

Steve (IA),

Smith, Jason

(MO), Long

(MO), Hartzler

(MO), Wagner

(MO)

Republican Requires the Corps to

develop and maintain an

inventory of public and

private conservation acres

within the Missouri River

basin and to treat such

acres as if they had been

acquired for Corps

mitigation through

incorporation into the

project.

Submitted

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Ruppersberger

(MD)

Democrat Authorizes an additional

$565,000,000, with an

estimated Federal cost of

$367,250,000 federal cost

and a non-federal cost of

$197,750,000 for the Poplar

Island Expansion project.

Submitted

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Boustany (LA) Republican Makes a technical change to

an existing project in order

to reduce costs and improve

the beneficial use of dredge

material. Maintains the

authorized spending level

for this project found in the

WRDA 2007 and restores

consistency when

determining the use ofdredge material from a

navigation project.

Submitted

8 Version

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Walz (MN) Democrat Expands the geographic

scope of the Upper

Mississippi River

Submitted
http://www.rules.house.gov/amendments/1231021131035293529.pdfhttp://www.rules.house.gov/amendments/1231021131035293529.pdfhttp://www.rules.house.gov/amendments/1231021131035293529.pdfhttp://www.rules.house.gov/amendments/RUPPER_0121018131452215221.pdfhttp://www.rules.house.gov/amendments/RUPPER_0121018131452215221.pdfhttp://www.rules.house.gov/amendments/BOUSTA_019_xml1021131127552755.pdfhttp://www.rules.house.gov/amendments/WALZ_031_xml1021131139203920.pdfhttp://www.rules.house.gov/amendments/WALZ_031_xml1021131139203920.pdfhttp://www.rules.house.gov/amendments/BOUSTA_019_xml1021131127552755.pdfhttp://www.rules.house.gov/amendments/RUPPER_0121018131452215221.pdfhttp://www.rules.house.gov/amendments/RUPPER_0121018131452215221.pdfhttp://www.rules.house.gov/amendments/1231021131035293529.pdfhttp://www.rules.house.gov/amendments/1231021131035293529.pdf


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Restoration

Environmental

Management Program toinclude bluffs and tributary

confluences.

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Schneider (IL) Democrat Expands congressional

reporting requirements to

include recommendations

for mitigating current

problems and limiting the

construction backlog.

Made In

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10 Version

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McKinley (WV) Republican Clarifies that once the Army

Corps of Engineers has

issued a Section 404 Clean

Water Act permit, the

Administrator of the EPA

does not have the authority

retroactively veto such

permit.

Submitted

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Luetkemeyer

(MO), Davis,Rodney (IL)

Republican Revises the terms under

which the Corps may renewcottage site leases to

prevent further improper

FEMA payments to lessees

and to ensure annual lease

payments cover the

programs administration

costs.

Submitted

12 Version

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Luetkemeyer

(MO), Davis,

Rodney (IL)

Republican Authorizes the exchange of

approximately 68 acres

owned by Ameren Missouri

in the Lower Mill Creek in

Jersey County, Illinois, for

approximately 227 acres of

Corps land currently leased

by Ameren Missouri for the

Portage Des Sioux Power

Submitted
http://www.rules.house.gov/amendments/SCHNEI_026_xml1021131137113711.pdfhttp://www.rules.house.gov/amendments/404C1021131420282028.pdfhttp://www.rules.house.gov/amendments/1234102113142901291.pdfhttp://www.rules.house.gov/amendments/1234102113142901291.pdfhttp://www.rules.house.gov/amendments/1234102113142901291.pdfhttp://www.rules.house.gov/amendments/123451021131416521652.pdfhttp://www.rules.house.gov/amendments/123451021131416521652.pdfhttp://www.rules.house.gov/amendments/123451021131416521652.pdfhttp://www.rules.house.gov/amendments/123451021131416521652.pdfhttp://www.rules.house.gov/amendments/123451021131416521652.pdfhttp://www.rules.house.gov/amendments/1234102113142901291.pdfhttp://www.rules.house.gov/amendments/1234102113142901291.pdfhttp://www.rules.house.gov/amendments/404C1021131420282028.pdfhttp://www.rules.house.gov/amendments/SCHNEI_026_xml1021131137113711.pdf


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Plant in St. Charles County,

Missouri.

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Peters, Scott

(CA)

Democrat Adds a subsection

specifying that the

Secretary of the Army

coordinates with the

Administrator of the FEMA

to disseminate the

emergency communication

of risk to the public through

widely used and readily

available means.

Made In

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14 Version

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Thompson,

Mike (CA),

Benishek (MI),

DeFazio (OR),

Simpson (ID),

Titus (NV)

Bi-Partisan Requires the Government

Accountability Office (GAO)

to conduct an assessment

on the impacts of aquatic

invasive species on federal

assets and current federal

spending on aquatic

invasive species prevention.

Made In

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15 Version1

Hastings,Alcee (FL)

Democrat Includes operation andmaintenance costs

associated with sand

transfer plants in the annual

operations and

maintenance budget of the

Corps of Engineers.

Made InOrder

16 Version

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Stutzman (IN) Republican Provides that the Secretary

of the Army shall not

require the removal of levee

vegetation until the Corps

of Engineers policy

guidelines on vegetation

management for levees

have been reviewed and

adopted. Provides an

exception for vegetation

Made In

Order
http://www.rules.house.gov/amendments/PETECA029xml1021131443134313.pdfhttp://www.rules.house.gov/amendments/PETECA029xml1021131443134313.pdfhttp://www.rules.house.gov/amendments/THOMCA_032_xml1021131623272327.pdfhttp://www.rules.house.gov/amendments/THOMCA_032_xml1021131623272327.pdfhttp://www.rules.house.gov/amendments/THOMCA_032_xml1021131623272327.pdfhttp://www.rules.house.gov/amendments/1231021131621512151.pdfhttp://www.rules.house.gov/amendments/1231021131621512151.pdfhttp://www.rules.house.gov/amendments/StutzmanAm1021131628482848.pdfhttp://www.rules.house.gov/amendments/StutzmanAm1021131628482848.pdfhttp://www.rules.house.gov/amendments/1231021131621512151.pdfhttp://www.rules.house.gov/amendments/1231021131621512151.pdfhttp://www.rules.house.gov/amendments/THOMCA_032_xml1021131623272327.pdfhttp://www.rules.house.gov/amendments/THOMCA_032_xml1021131623272327.pdfhttp://www.rules.house.gov/amendments/PETECA029xml1021131443134313.pdfhttp://www.rules.house.gov/amendments/PETECA029xml1021131443134313.pdf


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that presents an

unacceptable safety risk.

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Richmond

(LA), Scalise

(LA)

Bi-Partisan Directs the Corps to carry

out any measure necessary

to restore components of

authorized and constructed

flood and hurricane storm

damage reduction projects

to the current authorized

level of protection for

reasons including

settlement, subsidence,

sea-level rise, and new

datum, if the Corps

determines that the

necessary work is feasible.

Submitted

18 Version

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Richmond

(LA), Scalise

(LA)

Bi-Partisan Directs the Corps to

calculate the national

benefits of proposed flood

protection projects,

including benefits from a

reduction in national and

regional economic losses, as

well as the protection of

evacuation routes.

Made In

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19 Version

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Richmond (LA) Democrat Establishes a 65% Federal

and 35% non-Federal cost

share requirements for

O&M by the Corps of

structures associated with

authorized hurricane and

storm damage reductionprojects that bisect an

inland or intracoastal

waterway.

Submitted

20 Version

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Richmond

(LA), Scalise

Bi-Partisan To prepare for the

expanded Panama Canal,

Submitted
http://www.rules.house.gov/amendments/A28RS1021131613521352.pdfhttp://www.rules.house.gov/amendments/A28RS1021131613521352.pdfhttp://www.rules.house.gov/amendments/A28RS1021131613521352.pdfhttp://www.rules.house.gov/amendments/A29RS102113160454454.pdfhttp://www.rules.house.gov/amendments/A29RS102113160454454.pdfhttp://www.rules.house.gov/amendments/A29RS102113160454454.pdfhttp://www.rules.house.gov/amendments/OM1021131545204520.pdfhttp://www.rules.house.gov/amendments/A31RS1021131625432543.pdfhttp://www.rules.house.gov/amendments/A31RS1021131625432543.pdfhttp://www.rules.house.gov/amendments/A31RS1021131625432543.pdfhttp://www.rules.house.gov/amendments/A31RS1021131625432543.pdfhttp://www.rules.house.gov/amendments/A31RS1021131625432543.pdfhttp://www.rules.house.gov/amendments/OM1021131545204520.pdfhttp://www.rules.house.gov/amendments/A29RS102113160454454.pdfhttp://www.rules.house.gov/amendments/A29RS102113160454454.pdfhttp://www.rules.house.gov/amendments/A28RS1021131613521352.pdfhttp://www.rules.house.gov/amendments/A28RS1021131613521352.pdf


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(LA) the amendment increases

the federal cost-share to

100 percent for themaintenance of waterways

between 45-50 feet.

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Young, Don

(AK), Petri

(WI)

Republican Requires USACE to contract

with private sector

surveying and mapping

firms, wherever practical, in

performance of surveying

and mapping services and

activities for Corps projects.

Requires the Secretary to

issue agency guidance to

encourage use of the

private sector for surveying

and mapping services, and

requires a process to

provide oversight of the

performance of compliance

with the guidance.

Made In

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22 Version

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Young, Don

(AK)

Republican Requires an 80/20 split for

the channel deepening to -

45ft for DoD designated

strategic ports.

Submitted

23 Version

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Young, Don

(AK), Bordallo

(GU), Pierluisi

(PR)

Bi-Partisan Revised Enables the

Governors of

noncontiguous States and

Territories to propose

funding levels for remote

and subsistence harbors for

consideration to beincluded in the Report to

Congress on Future Water

Resources Development.

Submitted

24 Version

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Hahn (CA) Democrat Takes the receipts and

disbursements of the

Submitted
http://www.rules.house.gov/amendments/YOUNAK_065_xml1021131538483848.pdfhttp://www.rules.house.gov/amendments/YOUNAK_065_xml1021131538483848.pdfhttp://www.rules.house.gov/amendments/YOUNAK_065_xml1021131538483848.pdfhttp://www.rules.house.gov/amendments/YOUNAK_066_xml1021131544434443.pdfhttp://www.rules.house.gov/amendments/YOUNAK_066_xml1021131544434443.pdfhttp://www.rules.house.gov/amendments/YOUNAK_067_xml1022130933183318.pdfhttp://www.rules.house.gov/amendments/YOUNAK_067_xml1022130933183318.pdfhttp://www.rules.house.gov/amendments/YOUNAK_067_xml1022130933183318.pdfhttp://www.rules.house.gov/amendments/HAHN_HMTF102113165409549.pdfhttp://www.rules.house.gov/amendments/HAHN_HMTF102113165409549.pdfhttp://www.rules.house.gov/amendments/HAHN_HMTF102113165409549.pdfhttp://www.rules.house.gov/amendments/YOUNAK_067_xml1022130933183318.pdfhttp://www.rules.house.gov/amendments/YOUNAK_067_xml1022130933183318.pdfhttp://www.rules.house.gov/amendments/YOUNAK_066_xml1021131544434443.pdfhttp://www.rules.house.gov/amendments/YOUNAK_066_xml1021131544434443.pdfhttp://www.rules.house.gov/amendments/YOUNAK_065_xml1021131538483848.pdfhttp://www.rules.house.gov/amendments/YOUNAK_065_xml1021131538483848.pdf


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Harbor Maintenance Trust

Fund "off budget," and

makes the full amount ofthe Harbor Maintenance tax

collected each year

available to the Army Corps

of Engineers to be spent on

ports without further

appropriation.

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Cooper (TN) Democrat Expands property use rights

so that the Fraternal Order

of Police in Nashville,

Tennessee may, with their

own funds, construct and

operate a youth camp

dormitory.

Submitted

26 Version

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Huffman (CA) Democrat Instructs the Secretary to

review its operations,

including the water manual

and rule curves, and use

improved weather forecasts

to reduce risks to life and

property or improve

environmental outcomes.

Submitted

27 Version

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Collins, Doug

(GA)

Republican Limits fees charged to

marina operators to 1% of

gross revenue on sales from

restaurants, marine

engines, and gasoline.

Submitted

28 Version

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Latta (OH) Republican Provides the authority for

projects that are in the

feasibility study stage and

receive a favorable Chiefs

Report within the two year

period after the enactment

of this bill to move forward

with the design and

Submitted
http://www.rules.house.gov/amendments/COOPER_0241022130833543354.pdfhttp://www.rules.house.gov/amendments/HUFFCA_024_xml1022130835133513.pdfhttp://www.rules.house.gov/amendments/COLLGA_028_xml102213090826826.pdfhttp://www.rules.house.gov/amendments/COLLGA_028_xml102213090826826.pdfhttp://www.rules.house.gov/amendments/123102213090228228.pdfhttp://www.rules.house.gov/amendments/123102213090228228.pdfhttp://www.rules.house.gov/amendments/COLLGA_028_xml102213090826826.pdfhttp://www.rules.house.gov/amendments/COLLGA_028_xml102213090826826.pdfhttp://www.rules.house.gov/amendments/HUFFCA_024_xml1022130835133513.pdfhttp://www.rules.house.gov/amendments/COOPER_0241022130833543354.pdf


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construction phase if a

subsequent WRRDA bill is

not passed into law withinthe two year period.

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Gardner (CO) Republican Revised Establishes the

Office of Water Storage at

the Army Corp of Engineers

to serve as an initial point of

contact for the acquisition

or satisfaction of a Federal

permit for a water storage

facility.

Made In

Order

30 Version

1

Gardner (CO) Republican Prohibits the Secretary and

the Administrator of the

EPA from levying any fines

for no less than 60 days

after a major disaster

declaration.

Submitted

31 Version

1

Napolitano

(CA),

Lowenthal(CA)

Democrat Directs the Secretary to

ensure that at least 30% of

the harbor maintenancetaxes collected by the use of

harbors in a state are spent

at the harbors within that

state.

Submitted

32 Version

1

Honda (CA) Democrat Gives the US Army Corps of

Engineers authority to

perform flood protection

and ecosystem restoration

work on certain lands

owned by other Federal

Agencies if there is a

Memorandum of

Understanding between the

Federal Agency and non-

Federal interests

Submitted
http://www.rules.house.gov/amendments/gardner1022131840204020.pdfhttp://www.rules.house.gov/amendments/Gar2102213090840840.pdfhttp://www.rules.house.gov/amendments/NAPOLI_018_xml102113172807287.pdfhttp://www.rules.house.gov/amendments/NAPOLI_018_xml102113172807287.pdfhttp://www.rules.house.gov/amendments/NAPOLI_018_xml102113172807287.pdfhttp://www.rules.house.gov/amendments/HONDA_045_xml1021131851225122.pdfhttp://www.rules.house.gov/amendments/HONDA_045_xml1021131851225122.pdfhttp://www.rules.house.gov/amendments/NAPOLI_018_xml102113172807287.pdfhttp://www.rules.house.gov/amendments/NAPOLI_018_xml102113172807287.pdfhttp://www.rules.house.gov/amendments/Gar2102213090840840.pdfhttp://www.rules.house.gov/amendments/gardner1022131840204020.pdf


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Capito (WV) Republican Streamlines the application

process for permits issued

under Sections 402 and 404

of the Clean Water Act.

Blocks implementation of

the jurisdictional waters

guidance issued in May

2011 and requires public

hearings in impacted states

when adverse decisions

under the Clean Water Act

lead to job loss or reduced

economic activity in that

state. Restores the properbalance between state

government authority and

federal government

authority under the Clean

Water Act.

Submitted

34 Version

1

Long (MO) Republican Permits a non-Federal

cooperating entity to retain

user fees collected at

recreational sites and

facilities under thejurisdiction of the Army

Corps of Engineers if the

Army Corps of Engineers

has entered into a

cooperative joint

management agreement or

lease with the non-Federal

cooperating entity. Any cost

associated with this change

would be offset by a repeal

of land acquisition authorityfor migratory bird

reservations.

Submitted

35 Version

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Lankford (OK) Republican Revised Gives the Army

Corps of Engineers the

authority to convey the

Submitted
http://www.rules.house.gov/amendments/Capito0351022130826462646.pdfhttp://www.rules.house.gov/amendments/LONG_010_xml102213090636636.pdfhttp://www.rules.house.gov/amendments/lankford1022131818411841.pdfhttp://www.rules.house.gov/amendments/lankford1022131818411841.pdfhttp://www.rules.house.gov/amendments/LONG_010_xml102213090636636.pdfhttp://www.rules.house.gov/amendments/Capito0351022130826462646.pdf


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properties that the

inventory report mandated

in Section 302 of theunderlying bill finds are not

needed for the mission of

the Corps.

36 Version

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Engel (NY) Democrat Makes a technical fix to a

mistake in the 1986 WRDA

that should have referenced

a different act.

Submitted

37 Version1

Lujan Grisham(NM)

Democrat Allows non-Federalsponsors to receive credit

from the Army Corps of

Engineers for previously

completed projects, which

can then be applied toward

the non-Federal cost share

requirements of other

authorized water resource

development projects or

studies.

Submitted

38 Version

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Barr, (KY) Republican Amends the Federal Water

Pollution Control Act to

clarify the U.S.

Environmental Protection

Agency (EPA) and the U.S.

Corps of Engineers (Corps)

joint definition of fill

material.

Submitted

39 Version

1

Brownley (CA) Democrat Requires GAO to study and

report to Congress on the

effectiveness of activities

funded by the Harbor

Maintenance Trust Fund in

maximizing economic

growth and job creation in

the communities

Made In

Order
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surrounding low- and

moderate-use ports; and

include recommendationsrelating to the use of

amounts in the Harbor

Maintenance Trust Fund to

increase the

competitiveness of United

States ports relative to

Canadian and Mexican

ports.

40 Version

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Lowenthal

(CA)

Democrat Requires the Secretary to

include expanded uses of

the Harbor Maintenance

Trust Fund in the

assessments and

prioritization of operations

and maintenance reports to

Congress.

Made In

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41 Version

1

Brownley (CA) Democrat Requires the Army Corps to

consider activities of the

Secretary of the Navy when

assessing the operation and

maintenance needs of

harbors and the equitable

distribution of funds.

Made In

Order

42 Version

1

Pierluisi (PR) Democrat Adds Puerto Rico to the

provision of law that would

be updated for inflation by

Section 137 and that

authorizes the Secretary of

the Army to waive localcost-sharing requirements

up to a specified dollar

amount for studies and

projects in certain U.S.

territories.

Made In

Order
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43 Version

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Jackson Lee

(TX)

Democrat Provides that in making

project recommendations

pursuant to Section 118 of

the Act, the Secretary shall

encourage the participation

of minority- and women-

owned businesses in such

projects and requires the

GAO to submit a report to

Congress within 2 years on

the participation of

minority- and women-

owned businesses in such

projects.

Submitted

44 Version

1

Jackson Lee

(TX)

Democrat Provides that in making

recommendations pursuant

to Section 118 of the Act,

the Secretary shall consult

with key stakeholders,

including State, county, and

city governments, and,

where applicable, State and

local water districts, and in

the case ofrecommendations

concerning projects that

substantially affect

underrepresented

communities the Secretary

shall also consult with

historically Black colleges

and universities, Tribal

Colleges and Universities,

and other minority-serving

institutions.

Made In

Order

45 Version

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Salmon, (AZ),

Bentivolio,

(MI),

Blumenauer

(OR)

Bi-Partisan Increases the

deauthorization to

$24,000,000,000 in projects

that are no longer viable for

construction.

Submitted
http://www.rules.house.gov/amendments/JACKSO_311_xml1022130912521252.pdfhttp://www.rules.house.gov/amendments/JACKSO_311_xml1022130912521252.pdfhttp://www.rules.house.gov/amendments/JACKSO_310_xml1022130915401540.pdfhttp://www.rules.house.gov/amendments/JACKSO_310_xml1022130915401540.pdfhttp://www.rules.house.gov/amendments/SALMON_026_xml102213092802282.pdfhttp://www.rules.house.gov/amendments/SALMON_026_xml102213092802282.pdfhttp://www.rules.house.gov/amendments/SALMON_026_xml102213092802282.pdfhttp://www.rules.house.gov/amendments/JACKSO_310_xml1022130915401540.pdfhttp://www.rules.house.gov/amendments/JACKSO_310_xml1022130915401540.pdfhttp://www.rules.house.gov/amendments/JACKSO_311_xml1022130912521252.pdfhttp://www.rules.house.gov/amendments/JACKSO_311_xml1022130912521252.pdf


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46 Version

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Brown,

Corrine (FL),

Frankel (FL),

Crenshaw (FL),

Posey (FL),

Roybal-Allard

(CA), Wilson

(FL), Hastings,

Alcee (FL),

Murphy,

Patrick (FL),

Garcia (FL),

Wasserman

Schultz (FL)

Bi-Partisan Authorizes projects that

receive a final Chief of

Engineers Report up to one

year following enactment of

the bill.

Submitted

47 Version

1

Hastings, Doc

(WA)

Republican Ensures that Congress

continue the practice of

authorizing project

purposes at Corps of

Engineers dams or

reservoirs.

Made In

Order

48 Version

1

Higgins (NY) Democrat Clarifies that the Corps has

the authority to make smallscale public safety

improvements to land it

owns that is frequented by

the public as long as these

additions do not adversely

impact navigation.

Submitted

49 Version

2

Kilmer (WA),

Heck, Denny

(WA)

Democrat Revised Deauthorizes

portions of the Thea Foss

Waterway in the City of

Tacoma, Washington.

Submitted

50 Version

2

Kilmer (WA),

Larsen, Rick

(WA)

Democrat Revised Provides the

Secretary with authority to

recommend a water

resources development

project without solely

Submitted
http://www.rules.house.gov/amendments/WRRDABrownAmt1022130924562456.pdfhttp://www.rules.house.gov/amendments/WRRDABrownAmt1022130924562456.pdfhttp://www.rules.house.gov/amendments/WRRDABrownAmt1022130924562456.pdfhttp://www.rules.house.gov/amendments/HASTWA_017_xml1022130858555855.pdfhttp://www.rules.house.gov/amendments/HASTWA_017_xml1022130858555855.pdfhttp://www.rules.house.gov/amendments/HIGGIN_019_xml1022130856145614.pdfhttp://www.rules.house.gov/amendments/HIGGIN_019_xml1022130856145614.pdfhttp://www.rules.house.gov/amendments/KILMWA_025_xml1022131730553055.pdfhttp://www.rules.house.gov/amendments/KILMWA_025_xml1022131730553055.pdfhttp://www.rules.house.gov/amendments/KILMWA_026_xml102213165709579.pdfhttp://www.rules.house.gov/amendments/KILMWA_026_xml102213165709579.pdfhttp://www.rules.house.gov/amendments/KILMWA_026_xml102213165709579.pdfhttp://www.rules.house.gov/amendments/KILMWA_025_xml1022131730553055.pdfhttp://www.rules.house.gov/amendments/HIGGIN_019_xml1022130856145614.pdfhttp://www.rules.house.gov/amendments/HASTWA_017_xml1022130858555855.pdfhttp://www.rules.house.gov/amendments/HASTWA_017_xml1022130858555855.pdfhttp://www.rules.house.gov/amendments/WRRDABrownAmt1022130924562456.pdfhttp://www.rules.house.gov/amendments/WRRDABrownAmt1022130924562456.pdf


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justifying it on the basis of

national economic

development if the projectprovides flood risk

management to an Indian

tribe and meets the US

legal treaty and trust

obligations.

51 Version

1

Bentivolio,

(MI)

Republican Seeks to increase the

amount of backlogged

projects to be de-

authorized, beyond what is

initially de-authorized in the

bill from $12,000,000,000 to

$35,000,000,000.

Made In

Order

52 Version

1

DeFazio (OR),

Blumenauer

(OR), Jackson

Lee (TX),

Pingree (ME),

Edwards (MD),

Bonamici (OR)

Democrat Delays the application of

environmental

streamlining provisions in

the bill until the Secretary

certifies that there is

sufficient funding to reduce

the current backlog of

authorized Corps projects to

less than $20 billion; more

than $40 billion in projects

have already been

authorized using existing

environmental review

processes, but have yet to

receive funding for

construction.

Made In

Order

53 Version1

Cohen (TN) Democrat Directs the Secretary todevelop a general

Mississippi River

management plan,

maximizing the use and

integration of existing and

ongoing plans,

Submitted
http://www.rules.house.gov/amendments/BentivAmdt102213091906196.pdfhttp://www.rules.house.gov/amendments/BentivAmdt102213091906196.pdfhttp://www.rules.house.gov/amendments/DEFAZIO1022130930503050.pdfhttp://www.rules.house.gov/amendments/DEFAZIO1022130930503050.pdfhttp://www.rules.house.gov/amendments/COHEN_048_xml102213092105215.pdfhttp://www.rules.house.gov/amendments/COHEN_048_xml102213092105215.pdfhttp://www.rules.house.gov/amendments/DEFAZIO1022130930503050.pdfhttp://www.rules.house.gov/amendments/BentivAmdt102213091906196.pdfhttp://www.rules.house.gov/amendments/BentivAmdt102213091906196.pdf


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investigations, and studies.

54 Version

1

Connolly (VA),

Israel (NY),

Tonko (NY),

King, Peter

(NY), Holt (NJ)

Bi-Partisan Requires a study and

recommendations to

Congress relating to the use

of resilient construction

techniques to reduce future

vulnerability of the public

and public infrastructure

from extreme weather

events.

Submitted

55 Version1

Mullin,Markwayne

(OK)

Republican Specifies that due toongoing drought in many

parts of the United States,

state agencies are finding it

difficult to maintain Federal

Energy Regulatory

Commission-licensed lake

levels. Not later than 180

days after enactment, FERC

is to initiate an assessment

of the effects of drought

conditions on these lakes

and report to Congress

specifically looking at

existing FERC-licensed lakes

with rule curves in areas of

drought and the effect long-

term licenses have on state

agencies being able to meet

all their obligations.

Made InOrder

56 Version

1

McNerney

(CA)

Democrat Authorizes a pilot program

to provide grants foralternative water source

projects to meet critical

water supply needs.

Submitted

57 Version

1

Ruiz (CA) Democrat Prioritizes funding for

projects that address issues

Submitted
http://www.rules.house.gov/amendments/CONNOL_0741022130947404740.pdfhttp://www.rules.house.gov/amendments/CONNOL_0741022130947404740.pdfhttp://www.rules.house.gov/amendments/MULLIN_021_xml1022130914201420.pdfhttp://www.rules.house.gov/amendments/MULLIN_021_xml1022130914201420.pdfhttp://www.rules.house.gov/amendments/MULLIN_021_xml1022130914201420.pdfhttp://www.rules.house.gov/amendments/MCNERN_031_xml1022130927272727.pdfhttp://www.rules.house.gov/amendments/MCNERN_031_xml1022130927272727.pdfhttp://www.rules.house.gov/amendments/RUIZCA_038_xml1022130922462246.pdfhttp://www.rules.house.gov/amendments/RUIZCA_038_xml1022130922462246.pdfhttp://www.rules.house.gov/amendments/MCNERN_031_xml1022130927272727.pdfhttp://www.rules.house.gov/amendments/MCNERN_031_xml1022130927272727.pdfhttp://www.rules.house.gov/amendments/MULLIN_021_xml1022130914201420.pdfhttp://www.rules.house.gov/amendments/MULLIN_021_xml1022130914201420.pdfhttp://www.rules.house.gov/amendments/MULLIN_021_xml1022130914201420.pdfhttp://www.rules.house.gov/amendments/CONNOL_0741022130947404740.pdf


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of public health, safety, or

welfare; protects important

ecosystems of nationalsignificance; protect

habitats of endangered

species, including migratory

birds; and, finally, for which

the restoration activities

will contribute to other

ongoing or planned Federal,

State, or local restoration

initiatives.

58 Version

1

Murphy, Tim

(PA)

Republican Provides that nothing in this

act shall be interpreted to

deauthorize two existing


existing flood control

projects in Southwestern

Pennsylvania.

Submitted

59 Version

1

Lujan (NM) Democrat Gives the Army Corps of

Engineers the authority to

include an assessment of

flood damage reduction

with respect to floods

caused by the

destructiveness of wildfires.

Submitted

60 Version

1

King, Steve

(IA)

Republican Requires the Corps of

Engineers to amend the

Missouri River Mainstem

Reservoir System Master

Control Manual so that the

Missouri River reservoirsystem has enough space

allocated specifically for

flood control to handle the

largest flood experienced in

the System. The System is

currently managed to

control the amount of water

Submitted
http://www.rules.house.gov/amendments/MURPPT_026_xml1022130917531753.pdfhttp://www.rules.house.gov/amendments/MURPPT_026_xml1022130917531753.pdfhttp://www.rules.house.gov/amendments/LUJAN_115_xml1022130930303030.pdfhttp://www.rules.house.gov/amendments/KINGIA_350_xml1022130859135913.pdfhttp://www.rules.house.gov/amendments/KINGIA_350_xml1022130859135913.pdfhttp://www.rules.house.gov/amendments/KINGIA_350_xml1022130859135913.pdfhttp://www.rules.house.gov/amendments/KINGIA_350_xml1022130859135913.pdfhttp://www.rules.house.gov/amendments/KINGIA_350_xml1022130859135913.pdfhttp://www.rules.house.gov/amendments/LUJAN_115_xml1022130930303030.pdfhttp://www.rules.house.gov/amendments/MURPPT_026_xml1022130917531753.pdfhttp://www.rules.house.gov/amendments/MURPPT_026_xml1022130917531753.pdf


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experienced in the 1881

flood; until 2011, this was

the largest floodexperienced.

61 Version

1

Broun (GA) Republican Requires the Corps of

Engineers to consider

human use and recreational

purposes when issuing a

feasibility report for a new

project, approving a

modification to a project, or

managing an ongoing

project.

Submitted

62 Version

1

Broun (GA) Republican Allows nonfederal, public or

private, operating partners

in cooperative agreements

to both collect user fees and

retain them for the

purposes of maintaining or

improving Corps property,

pursuant to their

agreements.

Submitted

63 Version

1

King, Steve

(IA),

Luetkemeyer

(MO)

Republican Prohibits the Corps of

Engineers from dumping

the sediment that results

from shallow water habitat

construction back into the

Missouri River.

Submitted

64 Version

1

Cotton (AR) Republican Allows non-federal partners

to enter into agreements to

share user fees at Army

Corps of Engineers (ACE)

recreation locations. These

fees would be used by the

partners to provide

maintenance in place of the

ACE.

Submitted
http://www.rules.house.gov/amendments/BROUN_079_xml1022130941464146.pdfhttp://www.rules.house.gov/amendments/BROUN_080_xml1022130942284228.pdfhttp://www.rules.house.gov/amendments/KINGIA_352_xml1022130857175717.pdfhttp://www.rules.house.gov/amendments/KINGIA_352_xml1022130857175717.pdfhttp://www.rules.house.gov/amendments/KINGIA_352_xml1022130857175717.pdfhttp://www.rules.house.gov/amendments/COTTON_033_xml102113180527527.pdfhttp://www.rules.house.gov/amendments/COTTON_033_xml102113180527527.pdfhttp://www.rules.house.gov/amendments/KINGIA_352_xml1022130857175717.pdfhttp://www.rules.house.gov/amendments/KINGIA_352_xml1022130857175717.pdfhttp://www.rules.house.gov/amendments/BROUN_080_xml1022130942284228.pdfhttp://www.rules.house.gov/amendments/BROUN_079_xml1022130941464146.pdf


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65 Version

1

Cotton (AR) Republican Allows non-federal entities

(regional authorities or

municipalities) and the


(ACE) to collaborate on a

proposal to sell any excess

water supply in order to

address an oversupply of

water resulting from the

1958 Water Supply Act. This

would not authorize the

Corps to actually sell the

water or release the water

from storage.

Made In

Order

66 Version

1

Cotton (AR) Republican Allows non-federal entities

(regional authorities or

municipalities) and the


(ACE) to collaborate on a

proposal to sell any excess

water supply in order to

address an oversupply of

water resulting from the

1958 Water Supply Act. Alsoauthorizes the ACE to sell

the excess water to other

interested parties, or retain

the water supply for future

disbursement.

Submitted

67 Version

1

Barrow (GA) Democrat Promotes the conveyance

of water resources

development projects that

no longer serve their

original authorized purpose.

Submitted

68 Version

1

Holt (NJ) Democrat Revises a provision included

in the 1998 Energy and

Water Development

Appropriations Act (Public

Submitted
http://www.rules.house.gov/amendments/COTTON_027_xml102113180110110.pdfhttp://www.rules.house.gov/amendments/COTTON_024_xml102113180212212.pdfhttp://www.rules.house.gov/amendments/GA12WRDA1022130938433843.pdfhttp://www.rules.house.gov/amendments/HOLT_055102213085805585.pdfhttp://www.rules.house.gov/amendments/HOLT_055102213085805585.pdfhttp://www.rules.house.gov/amendments/GA12WRDA1022130938433843.pdfhttp://www.rules.house.gov/amendments/COTTON_024_xml102113180212212.pdfhttp://www.rules.house.gov/amendments/COTTON_027_xml102113180110110.pdf


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Law 105-62) that has

prevented the study of

certain flood mitigationstrategies in the Green

Brook Sub-Basin.

69 Version

1

Polis (CO) Democrat Requires the Government

Accountability Office to

carry out a study evaluating

why the Olmsted Project

has exceeded the budget

for the project and reasons

the project failed to be

completed as scheduled, as

well as a list of contract

recipients, including the

number of women and

veteran owned businesses.

Submitted

70 Version

1

Maloney,

Carolyn (NY)

Democrat Ensures that the Army

Corps of Engineers reviews

permits issued in areas

designated major disasters

as a result of Hurricane

Sandy, and granted one

year before Hurricane

Sandy struck, to determine

whether such permits

adequately addressed risks

from flooding and tidal

surges.

Submitted

71 Version

1

Cassidy (LA) Republican Provides cost-share credit

for work carried out by non-

federal interests on waterresources projects that have

a completed Chiefs Report

from the U.S. Army Corps of

Engineers.

Submitted

72 Version Shuster (PA), Bi-Partisan Revised Adds a new section Made In
http://www.rules.house.gov/amendments/Polis_0771022130933113311.pdfhttp://www.rules.house.gov/amendments/WRDA1022130939353935.pdfhttp://www.rules.house.gov/amendments/WRDA1022130939353935.pdfhttp://www.rules.house.gov/amendments/CASSID_0541022130938483848.pdfhttp://www.rules.house.gov/amendments/manager1022131751425142.pdfhttp://www.rules.house.gov/amendments/manager1022131751425142.pdfhttp://www.rules.house.gov/amendments/manager1022131751425142.pdfhttp://www.rules.house.gov/amendments/CASSID_0541022130938483848.pdfhttp://www.rules.house.gov/amendments/WRDA1022130939353935.pdfhttp://www.rules.house.gov/amendments/WRDA1022130939353935.pdfhttp://www.rules.house.gov/amendments/Polis_0771022130933113311.pdf


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2 Gibbs (OH),

Rahall (WV),

Bishop, Tim(NY)

that provides for expediting

the completion of any on-

going feasibility study for aproject initiated prior to

enactment and clarifies that

the Corps of Engineers is

authorized to move to

preconstruction planning,

engineering, and design

activities immediately after

completing a feasibility

study. Amends Section 107

of H.R. 3080 to add a

savings clause to ensurework carried out under an

existing statute related to

navigation that is repealed

in H.R. 3080 can continue if

initiated prior to enactment.

Adds a new section

providing non-Federal

interests the ability to carry

out work at their own

expense for a project where

a final feasibility report has

been completed but has not

received authorization from

Congress. Requires the non-

Federal interest to carry out

work subject to any State or

Federal permitting

requirements and to carry

out the project in

accordance with the final

feasibility report. Amends

Section 120 of H.R. 3080 to

request the Corps ofEngineers to review the

uses and economic

feasibility of non-structural

alternatives in their review

of existing authorities for

carrying out work after a

storm event. Amends

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Section 102 of H.R. 3080 to

add natural gas companies

to the entities eligible tocontribute funds to Corps of

Engineers to expedite the

processing of permits within

the regulatory program of

the Corps of Engineers.

Makes other technical and

conforming changes to H.R.

3080.

73 Version

3

Loebsack (IA) Democrat Revised Convenes a

consortium on flood

research and education

made up of universities and

colleges to better predict

and prevent flooding, help

communities better

prepare, and enhance

FEMAs flood mapping

abilities and techniques. It

would be under the Army

Corps of Engineers in

partnership with NOAA andwould not be allocated new

funding.

Submitted

74 Version

1

Bonamici (OR) Democrat Seeks to transfer ownership

of 59 acres of land in

Warrenton, Oregon to the

ownership of the City.

Currently the Hammond

Boat Basin is owned by the


and leased to the City ofWarrenton for recreational

purposes and commercial

development.

Submitted

75 Version Loebsack (IA) Democrat Ensures that the Army

Corps of Engineers can

Submitted
http://www.rules.house.gov/amendments/LOEBSA_0191022131655315531.pdfhttp://www.rules.house.gov/amendments/SB1231022130945234523.pdfhttp://www.rules.house.gov/amendments/LOEBSA_020102213093408348.pdfhttp://www.rules.house.gov/amendments/LOEBSA_020102213093408348.pdfhttp://www.rules.house.gov/amendments/SB1231022130945234523.pdfhttp://www.rules.house.gov/amendments/LOEBSA_0191022131655315531.pdf


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1 permit the cities of

Davenport and Bettendorf,

Iowa to have the ability toclean out and maintain the

government intercepting

sewer that is a critical piece

in their wastewater system

and to help prevent

wastewater discharge into

the Mississippi River.

76 Version

1

Kennedy (MA) Democrat Provides for a report to

Congress regarding the

spread of Asian Clams by

providing technical

assistance, coordination,

best practices, and support

to state and local

governments, to slow, and

eventually eliminate, the

threat posed by Asian

clams.

Submitted

77 Version

1

Duffy (WI),

Kelly (PA)

Republican Adjusts this expanded use

proposal to allow only 2%

for expanded use in FY14

with 65% appropriated

funds from the HMTF and

work up to 5% for expanded

use in FY20. It also requires

greater increases in

appropriations from HMTF

(3% annually) to reach 85%

appropriations in FY20.

Submitted

78 Version

1

Flores (TX) Republican Prohibits programs or

actions authorized under

this Act from further

implementation of coastal

and marine spatial planning

and ecosystem-based

management components

Made In

Order
http://www.rules.house.gov/amendments/DF_02_xml1022130937543754.pdfhttp://www.rules.house.gov/amendments/Duffy0261022130935233523.pdfhttp://www.rules.house.gov/amendments/Duffy0261022130935233523.pdfhttp://www.rules.house.gov/amendments/FLORES_034_xml102213094508458.pdfhttp://www.rules.house.gov/amendments/FLORES_034_xml102213094508458.pdfhttp://www.rules.house.gov/amendments/Duffy0261022130935233523.pdfhttp://www.rules.house.gov/amendments/DF_02_xml1022130937543754.pdf


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under Executive Order

13547. Requires the

Secretary of the Army toconduct and submit a study

detailing all activities

engaged in and resources

expended in furtherance of

Executive Order 13547. The

study also should include

any budget requests for

fiscal year 2014 for support

of implementation of

Executive Order 13547, and

be submitted to the HouseCommittee on

Transportation and

Infrastructure and Senate

Committee on Commerce,

Science, and

Transportation.

79 Version

1

Crawford (AR) Republican Clarifies that construction

began on a 12-foot

navigation channel of

McClellan Kerr ArkansasRiver Navigation System as

directed in the Energy &

Water Development

Appropriations Act of 2004.

Submitted

80 Version

1

Jeffries (NY),

Boustany (LA),

King, Peter

(NY)

Bi-Partisan Directs the Secretary to

grant priority to projects

and studies with a primary

purpose of hurricane and

storm damage risk

reduction, based onspecified criteria. Provides

for expedited consideration

of previously authorized

water resources projects

and criteria for prioritizing

new studies for hurricane

Submitted
http://www.rules.house.gov/amendments/CRAWFO_038_xml102213100139139.pdfhttp://www.rules.house.gov/amendments/JEFFNY_0361022130953205320.pdfhttp://www.rules.house.gov/amendments/JEFFNY_0361022130953205320.pdfhttp://www.rules.house.gov/amendments/JEFFNY_0361022130953205320.pdfhttp://www.rules.house.gov/amendments/CRAWFO_038_xml102213100139139.pdf


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and storm damage

reduction.

81 Version

1

Grayson (FL),

Pierluisi (PR),

Bordallo (GU)

Democrat Ensures that the Army

Corps of Engineers, when

establishing water

infrastructure public-private

partnership pilot programs

pursuant to section 115,

considers significance to the

economies of the territories

of the United States not

just the 50 states in its

selection criteria.

Submitted

82 Version

1

Bass (CA) Democrat Encourages the Army Corps

and its contractors to

prioritize hiring individuals

who live in metropolitan

areas and counties where

water resources and

emergency response

projects are located.

Submitted

83 Version

1

Enyart (IL) Democrat Directs the Secretary to

adjust payments for water

usage. Must charge local or

state interest "actual" use

not "potential" use.

Submitted

84 Version

1

Enyart (IL),

Davis, Rodney

(IL)

Bi-Partisan Directs the Chief of

Engineers to carry out a

study of all "high economic

impact rivers": (1) improve

the coordinated and

comprehensive

management of water

resource projects in high

economic impact areas

relating to extreme weather

conditions, and (2) evaluate

Submitted
http://www.rules.house.gov/amendments/GRAYSO_207102213095002502.pdfhttp://www.rules.house.gov/amendments/GRAYSO_207102213095002502.pdfhttp://www.rules.house.gov/amendments/BASSCA_301022130950225022.pdfhttp://www.rules.house.gov/amendments/WLE31021132246324632.pdfhttp://www.rules.house.gov/amendments/WLE11021132231443144.pdfhttp://www.rules.house.gov/amendments/WLE11021132231443144.pdfhttp://www.rules.house.gov/amendments/WLE11021132231443144.pdfhttp://www.rules.house.gov/amendments/WLE31021132246324632.pdfhttp://www.rules.house.gov/amendments/BASSCA_301022130950225022.pdfhttp://www.rules.house.gov/amendments/GRAYSO_207102213095002502.pdf


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the feasibility of

modifications to those

projects and develop newprojects to improve the

reliability of navigation and

more effectively reduce

flood risk. Directs the Chief

to improve forecasting by:

(1) updating forecasting

technology deployed on the

river, (2) constructing

additional sedimentation

ranges on the river, and (3)

deploying additionalautomatic identification

system base stations at river

gage sites.

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1

Deutch (FL) Democrat Late Imposes financial

penalties on Federal

agencies that fail to render

a Chiefs Report in a timely

manner relating to a water

resource project with the

financial penalty beingmade available to the entity

directly overseeing the

project for use on the

project.

Submitted

86 Version

1

Bridenstine

(OK)

Republican Late Adds section 2016

from the Senate-passed

WRDA which requires a

report from the

Government Accountability

Office on water storagepricing formulas.

Submitted

87 Version

1

Velzquez (NY) Democrat Late Authorizes grants to

States and local

governments for projects to

improve port infrastructure

Submitted
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and intermodal rail and

highway networks.

88 Version

1

Velzquez (NY) Democrat Late Establishes a national

water-based freight policy

to improve the movement

of freight and cargo over

waterways, canals, ports,

and harbors

Made In

Order

89 Version

1

Jones (NC) Republican Late Exempts the disaster

restriction on projects

which non-federal interestsmay contribute to.

Made In

Order

90 Version

1

Jones (NC) Republican Late Exempts the Manteo

(Shallowbag Bay) project

from deauthorization.

Submitted

91 Version

1

Brooks (AL),

Aderholt (AL)

Republican Late Revised Prevents any

interbasin transfer of water

involving facilties of the

Corps of Engineers thatcould result in the

introduction of invasive

water species -- "except as

otherwise specifically

provided by law.

Submitted

92 Version

1

Noem (SD),

Cramer, Kevin

(ND)

Republican Late Prohibits the Corps of

Engineers from charging a

fee for surplus water stored

on the Missouri River.

Submitted

93 Version

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Velzquez (NY) Democrat Late Authorizes a study of

measures to reduce flood

risks and improve capacity

in New York Harbor to fully

restore services following

coastal storms or other

Submitted
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disasters.

94 Version

1

Enyart (IL) Democrat Late Directs the Chief of

Engineers to carry out a

flood project program

called, Metro East Flood

Risk Management Program,

Illinois.

Submitted

95 Version

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Grayson (FL) Democrat Late Ensures that the Army

Corps of Engineers, when

establishing the water

infrastructure public-privatepartnership pilot program

pursuant to section 115,

considers in its selection of

projects whether or not the

project: will stimulate the

creation of jobs, is likely to

reduce the need for future

disaster relief, will promote

the development and

delivery of domestic energy

resources, will improve the

competitiveness of United

States exports, and will

promote the use of cost-

effective and sustainable

solutions to water resources

challenges.

Submitted

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Stockman (TX) Republican Late Ensures that H.R. 3080

does not de-authorize a

water resources

development project, or aseparable element of such a

project, that has an

estimated Federal cost of

less than $50,000,000.

Submitted

97 Version Norton (DC) Democrat Late Establishes a Submitted
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1 Commission to undertake a

study of the feasibility of

the creation of a facilitybeneath the National Mall

providing for water

management and flood

control, together with

parking and visitor

amenities

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1

Slaughter

(NY), Camp

(MI), Kaptur

(OH)

Bi-Partisan Late Directs the U.S. Army

Corps of Engineers to

complete as expeditiously

as possible a Feasibility

Study, authorized by

Section 3061(d) of the

Water Resources

Development Act of 2007,

regarding hydrological

separation between the

Mississippi River watershed

from the Lake Michigan

watershed to prevent the

transfer of all aquatic

species between each ofthose bodies of water.

Submitted
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