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Private Equity Fund Of Funds A third public question on the November ballot will ask voters to authorize the state to issue $200 million in bonds to repair failing dams, to clear debris from streams and lakes and to spend on wastewater treatment, flood control projects and water supply projects.

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Curve Equity Exposed Fund Just over half of the money would go toward low-interest loans to repair privately owned dams and for dredging and stream-cleaning projects on private land.

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Equity Income Funds The rest of the money would be used to repair publicly owned dams, to finance flood control projects and to repair and build sewer systems, in some cases to replace septic systems in rural areas. Some of the money could also be used to enhance interconnections between public water systems in order to shore up water delivery in times of emergency, such as drought.

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Capital Casebook Equity Supporters of the measure say the funds are necessary to make critical repairs on dams that were in some cases built many decades ago.

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Private Investment In Public They note that a six-hour downpour in 2000 took out four dams in the northwestern region of the state and damaged 21 others there. The resulting flooding wiped out bridges, roadways, homes and businesses. Man-made Lake Seneca, in Sparta, disappeared when the dam that created it was washed away.

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Equity Mutual Funds But detractors say it would be ill-spent public dollars on behalf of privately owned facilities.

Birmingham Contact Equity "This is a lot of public money going to private dams either owned by developers or lake associations at a time when we don't have the money to fix state parks or clean up contaminated sites," said Jeffrey Tittel, director of the state chapter of the Sierra Club, who said he was also concerned that the possible investment in new sewer lines in rural areas would spur more development.

Private Equity Investment Firm By Tracey L. Regan
Trenton Times - 11/2/2003

Topic: Flood Control

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