pre-award project planning costs costs incurred prior to project approval – nps’ necessary for project preparation. Examples include site investigation and selection, site planning, feasibility studies, ceqa/nepa environmental review, Section 106, and the PD/ESF Form, preliminary design, preparation of cost estimates, construction drawings and specifications. project the recreation features and major support amenities listed in the grant – scope/Cost Estimate Form. project completion when the recreation features and major support amenities listed – in the grant scope /Cost Estimate Form are complete and the facilities are open and useable by the public. With approval by ogals, project completion may occur before the facilities are open and useable by the public. project officer an ogals employee who acts as a grant administration contact for – applicants and grantees. project site the entire park property. – the percentage of the total apportionment to california pro-rata competitive amount – that an eligible state agency may request based on California Public Resources Code §5099.12. pro-rata competitive program the process for state agencies based on California – Public Resources Code §5099.12, where the applicants can compete for a grant using this lwcf application Guide for state agencies. rate of reimbursement the "rate of reimbursement" is based on the percentage of the – lwcf grant amount in relation to the total project cost established at the time of application. This percentage will be reimbursed to the grantee out of the total project cost when the eligible costs are incurred and listed on the grant Expenditure Form submitted by a grantee to ogals. a facility that provides active or passive recreational use. The recreation feature – acquisition of land is also considered a recreation feature. reallocation process funds that are redirected to local agency competitive projects – when a state agency is unable or options not to utilize the pro-rata competitive allocation of funds by meeting the reallocation requirements and deadlines explained starting on page of this guide. construction to change an existing recreation feature beyond its original renovation – condition so that it creates a new recreation opportunity and expanded use. 6(f)(3) boundary map - a tool used as communication between nps, ogals, and grantees that:
pre-award project planning costs – costs incurred prior to nps’ project approval necessary for project preparation. Examples include site investigation and selection, site planning, feasibility studies, ceqa/nepa environmental review, Section 106, and the PD/ESF Form, preliminary design, preparation of cost estimates, construction drawings and specifications. project – the recreation features and major support amenities listed in the grant scope/Cost Estimate Form. project completion – when the recreation features and major support amenities listed in the grant scope /Cost Estimate Form are complete and the facilities are open and useable by the public. With approval by ogals, project completion may occur before the facilities are open and useable by the public. project officer – an ogals employee who acts as a grant administration contact for applicants and grantees. project site – the entire park property. pro-rata competitive amount – the percentage of the total apportionment to california that an eligible state agency may request based on California Public Resources Code §5099.12. pro-rata competitive program – the process for state agencies based on California Public Resources Code §5099.12, where the applicants can compete for a grant using this lwcf application Guide for state agencies. rate of reimbursement – the "rate of reimbursement" is based on the percentage of the lwcf grant amount in relation to the total project cost established at the time of application. This percentage will be reimbursed to the grantee out of the total project cost when the eligible costs are incurred and listed on the grant Expenditure Form submitted by a grantee to ogals. recreation feature – a facility that provides active or passive recreational use. The acquisition of land is also considered a recreation feature. reallocation process – funds that are redirected to local agency competitive projects when a state agency is unable or options not to utilize the pro-rata competitive allocation of funds by meeting the reallocation requirements and deadlines explained starting on page of this guide. renovation – construction to change an existing recreation feature beyond its original condition so that it creates a new recreation opportunity and expanded use. 6(f)(3) boundary map - a tool used as communication between nps, ogals, and grantees that:
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