Eligible Funding Sample Clauses
Eligible Funding. For a State to receive reimbursement for eligible environmental restoration services they have provided, DoD restoration activities must be funded from one of the five specific environmental restoration accounts (environmental restoration – Air Force, Army, Navy, Defense wide, and FUDS) established by Congress1 or from Base Realignment and Closure (BRAC) environmental restoration funds. A State’s CA identifies the funding designations that are applicable for that State on the Attachment B. Funding types are distinct and separate and CANNOT be interchanged. A State is required to track costs by Component funding type for each installation, and must submit their payment requests accordingly. A State can only obtain reimbursement for environmental restoration services at installations listed on the State’s CA Attachment A using obligated funds identified on the CA Attachment B, as agreed in the JEP between the DoD Component and the State. The CA Attachment A is part of the scope of the CA, and lists only those installations identified by the DoD Component where eligible work is planned during the CA period. Changes to the CA Attachment A can be made at any time during the performance period by means of a bilateral modification to the CA. Bilateral modifications are made between the State and the Grants Officer, following mutual concurrence of the State and Component to the change (see Section 3.5.3).
Eligible Funding. Grant awards may be given for up to 100 percent of total project costs for acquisition of fee title, conservation/open-space easement, and restoration and enhancement work. Funds for acquisition may be available prior to land protection. Projects that leverage outside funds are encouraged. While matching contributions are not a requirement, proposals which leverage grant funds may be given priority. Eligible matching contributions are as follows: • In-kind contributions. • Grant funds provided by entities other than VOF. • Donation of a portion of the value of the easement or the fee being acquired with grant funds. • Permanent protection of property currently owned by the applicant as part of the project. Property used as match must have been acquired within the two years prior to the commencement of the current grant round. Match contributions must be received by the applicant no later than the receipt of the grant funds at settlement. The overall objective of projects executed pursuant to the Agreement is to mitigate the adverse impact of forest fragmentation. A project scoring sheet reflecting the weighted value of the following criteria will be used to evaluate each proposal (see scoring sheet).