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GGD-80-63 1 (1980-04-29)

handle is hein.gao/gaobabanh0001 and id is 1 raw text is: COMPTROLLER GENERAL OF THE UNITED STATES WASHINGTON, D.C. 20548 RELEAE RESTRICTD - Eo't m ;e <.ctt iltiii~l B-19 8483 by the Office 0CI Congr ealti oi APRIL 29, 1980 The Honorable Norman Y. Mineta House of Representatives 112257 Dear Mr. Mineta: Subject:[ Udate on Federal Matchina and Maintenance of Effort Requirements for CalifornJa (GGD-80-63) In a February 27, 1980, letter, you and 12 other members of the California Congressional delegation reque9ted an up- dated version of the table on matching and maintenance of effort requirements included in our report entitled Will L Federal AssistanceTD California B e cte BProsi t, o no 13? GGD-78-01, Au 10, 1978). Your letter indicated the request was being'madeecause of the delegation's concern about the effect of Proposition 9 on the State's future ability to meet matching and maintenance of effort require- ments for many Federal grant programs. Proposition 9 is a ballot initiative scheduled for June 3, 1980, which, if passed, would cut the California State income tax by 50 percent. As requested, we are also providing information on the amount of Federal funds which flow into California under large programs with matching-and maintenance of effort requirements. We did not, and cannot, determine Proposition9's effect d-) on Federal funds to California because Federal funding is dependent on the actions of relatively independent actors. How the State and its local governments allocate anticipated budget cuts will determine whether Federal matching and main- tenance of effort requirements are met. Furthermore, the decisions of Federal agencies regarding waivers of program requirements will affect the amount of Federal funds received. We identified 52 Federal grant programs available to California that (1) had national funding in excess of $100 million in fiscal year 1980 and (2) had matching and/or maintenance of effort requirements. The enclosed table lists these programs. We excluded Federal grant programs (017670)

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