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Paul Clinton
The Orange County Board of Supervisors set the ball rolling on the
$32.4-million dredging project for Upper Newport Bay.
The board approved the start of design and other preparations for the
project, set to get underway in 2003.
A group of agencies has announced plans to fund the dredging, known as
the Upper Newport Bay Ecosystem Restoration Project. More than $21
million is expected to come from federal sources.
The county has set aside $400,000 this year to pay for the design
work, money that will be refunded by the California Coastal Conservancy
via a grant.
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