Current situation and the problem to be solved Critical, unique information, beyond information described in OMB Circular A-94 explaining: The impacts of the qualifying disaster that the proposal is designed to address? The existing flood, wind, fire, earthquake, climate change or other risks and vulnerabilities in your area? What are the existing social conditions/challenges in your area and what populations are made more vulnerable to the disaster impacts and risks identified above? Are any of these vulnerable populations disproportionately lower income or minority? What are the environmental conditions in your area? Describe air and water quality, paying particular attention to potential sources of contamination, including, but not limited to wastewater treatment facilities; Comprehensive Environmental Response, Compensation and Liability Act (CERCLA) and Resource Conservation and Recovery Act (RCRA) sites; Stormwater management networks; and Undergrown and above-ground chemical storage facilities. Describe land-use patterns and habitats Describe any environmentally sensitive areas, such as drinking water sources. How do trends in land-use, housing development and affordability and employment affect disaster recovery or vulnerability to the risks identified above? Proposal Description What are the key proposal objectives? In describing the proposal, an Applicant must group together and evaluate as a single proposal all individual activities which are related to one another. Those activities might be near the major activity (a geographic relationship like a rehabilitation center near a hospital) or be necessary for the core project or program described in the proposal to work (a functional relationship such as a shuttle bus to link a satellite parking lot to a new building) or are logical parts of an action (for example off-site storage to ensure access to records). What is the design philosophy? How is the proposal specifically designed to address the community’s recovery needs and current and future risks and vulnerabilities. If applicable, what are the geographical boundaries of the project or program described in the proposal (including any related activities) and/or the area it is designed to serve? What are the main components of the proposal plan and how do they interact? What links or supports them?
Current situation and the problem to be solved Critical, unique information, beyond information described in OMB Circular A-94 explaining: The impacts of the qualifying disaster that the proposal is designed to address? The existing flood, wind, fire, earthquake, climate change or other risks and vulnerabilities in your area? What are the existing social conditions/challenges in your area and what populations are made more vulnerable to the disaster impacts and risks identified above? Are any of these vulnerable populations disproportionately lower income or minority? What are the environmental conditions in your area? Describe air and water quality, paying particular attention to potential sources of contamination, including, but not limited to wastewater treatment facilities; Comprehensive Environmental Response, Compensation and Liability Act (CERCLA) and Resource Conservation and Recovery Act (RCRA) sites; Stormwater management networks; and Undergrown and above-ground chemical storage facilities. Describe land-use patterns and habitats Describe any environmentally sensitive areas, such as drinking water sources. How do trends in land-use, housing development and affordability and employment affect disaster recovery or vulnerability to the risks identified above? Proposal Description What are the key proposal objectives? In describing the proposal, an Applicant must group together and evaluate as a single proposal all individual activities which are related to one another. Those activities might be near the major activity (a geographic relationship like a rehabilitation center near a hospital) or be necessary for the core project or program described in the proposal to work (a functional relationship such as a shuttle bus to link a satellite parking lot to a new building) or are logical parts of an action (for example off-site storage to ensure access to records). What is the design philosophy? How is the proposal specifically designed to address the community’s recovery needs and current and future risks and vulnerabilities. If applicable, what are the geographical boundaries of the project or program described in the proposal (including any related activities) and/or the area it is designed to serve? What are the main components of the proposal plan and how do they interact? What links or supports them?
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