Ineligible Activities. The following activities are not eligible for funding under the Agreement and the Municipality may not spend the Funds on the following:
Ineligible Activities. Acquisition of real property is not an eligible cost for assistance from this emergency funding. Reconstruction is limited to portions of a historic property that still retain (prior to reconstruction) sufficient significance and integrity to remain listed in the National Register. Total reconstructions are not eligible for grant assistance. If specific features or elements of a building or landscape are missing and thus need to be recreated, this work is potentially eligible for funding (provided adequate historical documentation is available). Major reconstruction projects, such as recreating a building or landscape that has been completely destroyed, are not eligible for grant assistance because vanished structures, by definition, have lost their integrity and therefore are no longer eligible for the National Register of Historic Places, or for grant assistance.
Ineligible Activities. Notwithstanding that CBDOs may carry out activities that are not otherwise eligible under this subpart, this section does not authorize:
Ineligible Activities. EPA cooperative agreement funds can only be used for the purposes consistent with the statutory authorities for the CPS program. The recipient cannot use these funds for the following activities: Litigation against the Federal government or any other government entity; Construction; Lobbying; Matching funds for other Federal grants; Travel for Federal employees; Surveys; Human health studies (taking blood or other medical information from humans) Activities covered by other appropriation accounts within the EPA Appropriation Act such as: - Brownfields Activities: For the principal purpose of providing training, research, and technical assistance to individuals and organizations to facilitate the inventory of Xxxxxxxxxx sites, site assessments, remediation of Xxxxxxxxxx sites, community involvement or site preparation. EPA funds these types of projects through the State and Tribal Assistance Grant (STAG) and Xxxxxxxxxx xxxxx programs - Superfund Activities: Comprehensive Environmental Response, Compensation, and Liability Act (CERCLA), as amended, response actions and other associated activities (including Technical Assistance Grants). If an application includes tasks or activities determined to be ineligible, then that portion of the application will be ineligible for funding and may, depending on the extent to which it affects the application, render the entire application ineligible for funding.
Ineligible Activities. Projects must not be used for the following purposes: - Routine program implementation (e.g. funding of the same program, without changes or advancements, that has existed and been routinely available for multiple consecutive years), - Implementation of routine environmental protection restoration measures (e.g. municipal curbside trash service) - Duplication of work performed under a prior EPA grant, and - Completion of work which was to have been completed under a prior EPA grant. If a proposal includes tasks or activities determined to be ineligible, then that portion of the proposal will be ineligible for funding and may, depending on the extent to which it affects the proposal, render the entire proposal ineligible for funding.
Ineligible Activities. Except for the acquisition of excess personal property through sponsoring agencies, Federal grantees are ineligible to use GSA sources of supply and services. In addition, a costreimbursement contractor cannot transfer procurement authorization to a third party leasing company to use GSA sources of supply and services, unless the leasing company has an independent authorization to use GSA contracts.
Ineligible Activities. 12. The Beneficiary shall ensure that the Loan and Grant proceeds do not finance:
Ineligible Activities. Funding cannot be used for the following ineligible activities: • Construct, maintain or upgrade public transport infrastructure such as roads, airports, railways, ferry terminals. • Undertake activities that would reasonably be seen as regular repairs and maintenance. • Upgrade or develop meeting and/or local community facilities—including picnic or playground areas, local parks, barbeques, meeting facilities and regional and town entry features. • Buy non-fixed capital equipment such as furniture or fittings, vehicles, boats, computers, machinery or other removable, transportable or transferable equipment. • Purchase of a prize to be used in a competition. • Buy or lease real estate of any type. • Engage or pay permanent employees. • Pay temporary or casual staff or consultants who cannot be clearly shown as critical to the Program. • Pay for work undertaken on the Program before the funding agreement with the NSW Government is executed. • Provide allowances for ‘contingencies’ in the budget. • Raise capital funds, provide fund investment, or fund/undertake venture capital activities. • Duplicate or overlap any other NSW Government grant. • Attend conferences, seminars or trade shows or fund intra-state, inter-state or overseas travel. • Cover any other activities that are not directly related to the Program. • Start up a business or undertake activities specifically associated with starting up a business—such as business registration, business licences or incorporation costs. • Upgrade or develop non-official centres or facilities that are primarily concerned with providing visitor information services. • Cover administrative or running costs that are normally the applicant's responsibility—for example, insurance, rent, standard office equipment, telephone costs, travel, accommodation, meals, secretarial support, non-fulfilment postage and other consumables. • Retainer fees for marketing, PR and advertising services (e.g. advertising agency, web hosting services, etc.). • Maintenance costs for primary consumer and corporate websites and Apps.
Ineligible Activities. The Partnership does not fund projects that lack a central focus on restoration for its conservation value. This program does not fund projects required by consent decree, court order, statute, regulation or other legal means to mitigate, compensate or otherwise offset the effects of another activity. Available Funding, Match Requirements and Project Duration Funds Available: The funding amount for new projects is contingent upon continued support from NOAA of this Partnership. Awards will typically range between $40,000 to $125,000, with the potential for an emphasis on projects in the higher end of that spectrum and also projects supporting recovery of federally listed threatened and endangered species. Matching Requirements: Match may be in the form of cash, or in-kind staff/volunteer time, goods or services. The amount of funding sought from this program must be matched by at least a same amount (1:1) of non-federal match value that has not already been used as match for other projects or grant programs. Eligible match cannot have been be accrued prior June 1, 2010. Letters demonstrating requests for match or promised match must be included with applications submitted to this grant program. Project Duration: Work conducted for the portion of the project funded by this grant program must be complete within 24 months of grant contract execution, unless a longer contract period is negotiated. Letter of Intent Submitting an optional letter of intent (LOI) affords applicants the opportunity for Partnership input on their restoration concept before having to develop a full application. The applicant should fully review this entire RFP, including requirements of this grant program, before deciding to develop an LOI. XXXx should not exceed three typed pages, not including the project location map/photos, and must be organized using the numbered headings provided below:
Ineligible Activities. Tax Offset Provision (Statesonly) The following information is required for Treasury to ensure SFRF funding is not used for ineligible activities. In each reporting year, States and territories will report certain items related to the Tax Offset Provision 31 CFR 35.8, as detailed below. As indicated in the Interim Final Rule, Treasury is seeking comment on reporting requirements related to the Tax Offset Provision, including ways to better rely on information already produced by States and territories and to minimize the burden.
