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Effects of Federal Legislation on the Investor‐Owned Water Utility
Federal legislation regarding water service in the year 1965 indicated that the government may assume complete control of water resources in the near future. An example of this trend is the loan‐grant subsidy legislation. This article discusses three departments of the U.S. government that are authorized to make direct loans and grants for the construction of water facilities. In each instance, the investor‐owned water utility is not eligible. A fourth department of the federal government is authorized to construct, operate, and maintain water facilities. The article discusses alternative sources of funding for investor‐owned utilities.
Effects of Federal Legislation on the Investor‐Owned Water Utility
Federal legislation regarding water service in the year 1965 indicated that the government may assume complete control of water resources in the near future. An example of this trend is the loan‐grant subsidy legislation. This article discusses three departments of the U.S. government that are authorized to make direct loans and grants for the construction of water facilities. In each instance, the investor‐owned water utility is not eligible. A fourth department of the federal government is authorized to construct, operate, and maintain water facilities. The article discusses alternative sources of funding for investor‐owned utilities.
Effects of Federal Legislation on the Investor‐Owned Water Utility
Healy, Edward R. (author)
Journal ‐ American Water Works Association ; 59 ; 285-289
1967-03-01
5 pages
Article (Journal)
Electronic Resource
English
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