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Rescission proposal no. R21–65 

Agency: DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA 

Bureau: District of Columbia General and 

Special Payments 

Account: Federal Payment to the District of 

Columbia Water and Sewer Authority 

(020-4446/X) 

Amount proposed for rescission: $8,000,000 

Justification: 

This proposal would rescind $8 million, 

the full amount appropriated in FY 2021 for 

the Federal Payment to the District of 

Columbia (DC) Water and Sewer Authority. 

These funds would be used for the 

implementation of the Combined Sewer 

Overflow Long-Term Plan, which should be 

paid by ratepayers in the District, not Federal 

taxpayers. Enacting the rescission would 

eliminate Federal supplemental funding for 

this project but would not eliminate the 

District’s progress on the program. 

Rescission proposal no. R21–66 

Agency: NATIONAL ENDOWMENT FOR 

THE ARTS 

Bureau: National Endowment for the Arts 

Account: Grants and Administration 

(417-0100/X) 

Amount proposed for rescission: 

$110,000,000 

Justification: 

This proposal would rescind $110 million 

of the $168 million appropriated for 

operations of the National Endowment for 

the Arts. The National Endowment for the 

Arts provides assistance to organizations and 

individuals for projects and productions in 

the arts. These grants are not a Federal 

responsibility and consequently do not need 

Federal dollars. Enacting the rescission 

would allow orderly termination of the 

agency as requested in the FY 2021 Budget. 

Rescission proposal no. R21–67 

Agency: NATIONAL ENDOWMENT FOR 

THE HUMANITIES 

Bureau: National Endowment for the 

Humanities 

Account: Grants and Administration 

(418-0200/X) 

Amount proposed for rescission: 

$118,000,000 

Justification: 

This proposal would rescind $118 million 

of the $168 million appropriated for 

operations of the National Endowment for 

the Humanities. The National Endowment for 

the Humanities provides assistance to 

organizations for support of activities in the 

humanities. These grants are not a Federal 

responsibility and consequently do not need 

Federal dollars. Enacting the rescission 

would allow orderly termination of the 

agency as requested in the FY 2021 Budget. 

Rescission proposal no. R21–68 

Agency: PRESIDIO TRUST 

Bureau: Presidio Trust 

Account: Presidio Trust (95-4331/X) 

Amount proposed for rescission: $20,000,000 

Justification: 

This proposal would rescind $20 million, 

the full amount appropriated in FY 2021 for 

the Presidio Trust. The Presidio Trust is the 

Government agency charged with operating 

the Presidio of San Francisco outdoor 

recreation and sightseeing park without 

taxpayer support. This unrequested funding 

amounts to a congressional earmark for the 

Trust, which otherwise operates using lease 

revenues and other non-federally 

appropriated funding sources. Enacting the 

rescission would require the Trust to meet its 

mission using current resources. 

Rescission proposal no. R21–69 

Agency: NATIONAL GALLERY OF ART 

Bureau: National Gallery of Art 

Account: Salaries and Expenses (033-0200 

2021/2022) 

Amount proposed for rescission: $6,068,000 

Justification: 

This proposal would rescind $6 million of 

the $153 million appropriated for operations 

and maintenance of the National Gallery of 

Art, which houses a collection of both 

American and European art. These funds are 

not necessary to meet the Federal obligations 

that sustain the National Gallery’s mission. 

Enacting the rescission would reduce the 

amount provided to the level requested in the 

FY 2021 Budget to more effectively allocate 

the American people’s money. 

Rescission proposal no. R21–70 

Agency: NATIONAL GALLERY OF ART 

Bureau: National Gallery of Art 

Account: Repair, Restoration and Renovation 

of Buildings (033-0201/X) 

Amount proposed for rescission: $8,790,000 

Justification: 

This proposal would rescind $9 million of 

the $23 million appropriated for upkeep of 

the facilities of the National Gallery of Art, 

which houses a collection of both American 

and European art. These funds are not 

necessary to meet the Federal obligations that 

sustain the National Gallery’s mission. 

Enacting the rescission would reduce the 

amount provided to the level requested in the 

FY 2021 Budget. 

Rescission proposal no. R21–71 

Agency: WOODROW WILSON 

INTERNATIONAL CENTER FOR 

SCHOLARS 

Bureau: Woodrow Wilson International 

Center for Scholars 

Account: Salaries and Expenses (033-0400 

2021/2022) 

Amount proposed for rescission: $5,800,000 

Justification: 

This proposal would rescind $6 million of 

the $14 million appropriated for operations 

of the Woodrow Wilson Center. The Center 

supports scholars with both public and 

private funds, however the Center is 

consistently appropriated in excess of the 

amount deemed necessary for core Federal 

responsibilities and activities. Enacting the 

rescission would reduce the amount 

provided to a level equal to funding 

requested in the FY 2021 Budget. 

Rescission proposal no. R21–72 

Agency: LEGISLATIVE BRANCH 

Bureau: Botanic Garden 

Account: Botanic Garden (009-0200 2021/ 

2021) 

Amount proposed for rescission: $9,514,500 

Justification: 

This proposal would rescind $10 million of 

the $13 million appropriated in FY 2021, the 

estimated remaining balance, for the U.S. 

Botanic Garden. The Botanic Garden is a 

museum that seeks to demonstrate the 

aesthetic, cultural, economic, therapeutic, 

and ecological importance of plants to the 

well-being of humankind. These funds would 

be used for the operating budget of the 

congressional Botanic Garden, which is not 

a core Article I legislative function. Enacting 

the rescission would eliminate taxpayer 

support for the program. 

Rescission proposal no. R21–73 

Agency: LEGISLATIVE BRANCH 

Bureau: Botanic Garden 

Account: Botanic Garden (009-0200 2021/ 

2025) 

Amount proposed for rescission: $6,225,000 

Justification: 

This proposal would rescind $6 million of 

the $8 million appropriated in FY 2021, the 

estimated remaining balance, for the U.S. 

Botanic Garden. The Botanic Garden is a 

museum that seeks to demonstrate the 

aesthetic, cultural, economic, therapeutic, 

and ecological importance of plants to the 

well-being of humankind. These funds would 

be used for special project staffing, facility 

improvements, and minor construction for 

the congressional Botanic Garden, which is 

not a core Article I legislative function. 

Enacting the rescission would eliminate 

taxpayer support for the program. 

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