Eligible Projects Statewide Comprehensive Outdoor Recreation Plan (SCORP) – Priorities The Statewide Comprehensive Outdoor Recreation Plan (SCORP) is updated every five years to evaluate demand, supply, and priorities to protect existing and create new public outdoor recreation resources. Priorities identified in the drive the Selection Criteria through the SCORP PROJECT OPEN PROJECT SELECTION PROCESS. At least one of the priorities (listed on the next page) must be met for • SCORP to approve a that address more than one NPS PROJECT. PROJECTS SCORP priority will be more compared to other state wide COMPETITIVE APPLICATIONS. This Application includes the • Guide’s OPEN PROJECT SELECTION PROCESS SCORP action priorities listed below linked with the Selection COMPETITIVE PROJECT Criteria starting on page 52. The response to the Proposal Description/ Environmental Screening • APPLICANT’S Form (PD/ESF) Step 2.D Question # 10, will also inform how the will NPS PROJECT meet a priority(s). The PD/ESF is explained on page 44. SCORP Eligible Projects • ACQUISITION PROJECT • DEVELOPMENT PROJECT The must only be for or • APPLICATION ACQUISITION DEVELOPMENT. Combination are not eligible. These or PROJECTS ACQUISITION may include but are not limited to the following DEVELOPMENT PROJECTS examples. Examples and priorities below are separated by and ACQUISITION PROJECTS DEVELOPMENT PROJECTS LWCF Application Procedural Guide
Eligible Projects – Statewide Comprehensive Outdoor Recreation Plan (SCORP) Priorities The Statewide Comprehensive Outdoor Recreation Plan (SCORP) is updated every five years to evaluate demand, supply, and priorities to protect existing and create new public outdoor recreation resources. Priorities identified in the SCORP drive the PROJECT Selection Criteria through the OPEN PROJECT SELECTION PROCESS. • At least one of the SCORP priorities (listed on the next page) must be met for NPS to approve a PROJECT. PROJECTS that address more than one SCORP priority will be more COMPETITIVE compared to other state wide APPLICATIONS. • This Application Guide’s OPEN PROJECT SELECTION PROCESS includes the SCORP action priorities listed below linked with the COMPETITIVE PROJECT Selection Criteria starting on page 52. • The APPLICANT’S response to the Proposal Description/ Environmental Screening Form (PD/ESF) Step 2.D Question # 10, will also inform NPS how the PROJECT will meet a SCORP priority(s). The PD/ESF is explained on page 44. Eligible Projects • ACQUISITION PROJECT • DEVELOPMENT PROJECT • The APPLICATION must only be for ACQUISITION or DEVELOPMENT. Combination PROJECTS are not eligible. These ACQUISITION or DEVELOPMENT PROJECTS may include but are not limited to the following examples. Examples and priorities below are separated by ACQUISITION PROJECTS and DEVELOPMENT PROJECTS LWCF Application Procedural Guide