Stimulus Grant Helps Eliminate Trash
A $10 million economic stimulus grant will go a long way toward doing what att-empted stiff water quality regulations failed to accomplish — get cities upstream to catch trash and pollutants before they get to the Los Angeles River. The award, from the American Recovery and Re-investment Act through the state Water Board, is designated for installation of catch basins on storm drains in 16 cities. The grant will be administered by the LA Gateway Region In-tegrated Regional Water Man-agement Authority. Continue reading Downtown Gazette.
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