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Truckee River Flood Management Project FLOOD PROJECT TECHNICAL ADVISORY COMMITTEE NOTICE OF MEETING AND AGENDA FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 26, 2010 10:00 A.M. Washoe County Central Conference Room 1001 E. 9th

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What is proposed principles and standards?

Proposed principles and standards are guidelines and regulations set forth by a governing body.

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The purpose of proposed principles and standards is to ensure compliance and consistency within a particular industry or sector.

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The required information may vary, but typically includes details about operations, finances, and compliance with regulations.