historical resources that may occur as a result of the proposed project. For entities’ more information see . committed funds at the time when the application packet is sent to ogals, the – applicant has possession of additional funds that will be spent on the project, or has a contract or other binding agreement with another entity(s) obligating funds that will be spent on the project. Funds that are not in the possession or not obligated applicant’s through a binding agreement are not committed funds. competitive funds made available to eligible state agencies and local agencies – pursuant to California Public Resource Code §5099.12, through a competitive application process where all statewide applications are ranked using the open project selection process. contract an agreement between the dpr and the grantee specifying the performance – of the grant scope within the grant performance period, and other grant obligations between the grantee and dpr. development to construct a new recreation feature or major support amenity. – renovation of an existing recreation feature is also considered development. dpr the California Department of Parks and Recreation. – eligible costs pre-award project planning costs and expenses incurred during the – grant performance period to complete the grant scope approved by ogals through a fully executed contract. Costs of minor support amenities are combined with costs associated with recreation features and major support amenities. encumbered when a contract for a lwcf grant is signed by the applicant and dpr. At – this point, the applicant becomes a grantee. expand the project will add park acreage to an existing adjacent park. – amount of funds made available to a grantee for completion of the grant scope grant – during the grant performance period. grantee an entity having a contract with dpr for a grant funded by the Land and Water – Conservation Fund. grant administration guide the document titled the grant administration – “lwcf grant” provides requirements and forms for grant administration after an applicant becomes a grantee. grant performance period the period of time shown on the contract, starting with the – date nps obligates the funds for the project, that eligible costs may be incurred by the grantee and charged to the grant.
historical resources that may occur as a result of the entities’ proposed project. For more information see . committed funds – at the time when the application packet is sent to ogals, the applicant has possession of additional funds that will be spent on the project, or has a contract or other binding agreement with another entity(s) obligating funds that will be spent on the project. Funds that are not in the applicant’s possession or not obligated through a binding agreement are not committed funds. competitive – funds made available to eligible state agencies and local agencies pursuant to California Public Resource Code §5099.12, through a competitive application process where all statewide applications are ranked using the open project selection process. contract – an agreement between the dpr and the grantee specifying the performance of the grant scope within the grant performance period, and other grant obligations between the grantee and dpr. development – to construct a new recreation feature or major support amenity. renovation of an existing recreation feature is also considered development. dpr – the California Department of Parks and Recreation. eligible costs – pre-award project planning costs and expenses incurred during the grant performance period to complete the grant scope approved by ogals through a fully executed contract. Costs of minor support amenities are combined with costs associated with recreation features and major support amenities. encumbered – when a contract for a lwcf grant is signed by the applicant and dpr. At this point, the applicant becomes a grantee. expand – the project will add park acreage to an existing adjacent park. grant – amount of funds made available to a grantee for completion of the grant scope during the grant performance period. grantee – an entity having a contract with dpr for a grant funded by the Land and Water Conservation Fund. grant administration guide – the document titled the “lwcf grant administration grant” provides requirements and forms for grant administration after an applicant becomes a grantee. grant performance period – the period of time shown on the contract, starting with the date nps obligates the funds for the project, that eligible costs may be incurred by the grantee and charged to the grant.
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