Summary

Expands who is allowed to maintain Bolts Ditch and the Bolts Ditch Headgate by adding more eligible entities to the existing authority in federal law. This is a narrow, technical change focused on operations and upkeep. It does not create new spending, taxes, or programs. Day‑to‑day effects are mainly for local governments, water providers, and federal land managers who coordinate access and maintenance under existing environmental and land‑use rules.

Key Points

• Adds additional entities to those authorized to maintain Bolts Ditch and the Bolts Ditch Headgate.
• Leaves all permitting, environmental compliance, and land‑use oversight in place.
• Does not appropriate funds or change taxes.
• Narrow, site‑specific adjustment intended to streamline responsible maintenance and operations.
• Improves continuity of maintenance if responsibilities shift among local partners.
• No creation of new federal programs or expansion of federal authority.

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