25 CFR 170, Subpart B - Indian Reservation Roads Program Policy and Eligibility
- — Consultation, Collaboration, Coordination
- § 170.100 — What do the terms “consultation, collaboration, and coordination” mean?
- § 170.101 — What is the IRR Program consultation and coordination policy?
- § 170.102 — How do the Departments consult, collaborate, and coordinate with tribal governments?
- § 170.103 — What goals and principles guide the Secretaries?
- § 170.104 — Must the Secretary consult with tribal governments before obligating IRR Program funds?
- § 170.105 — Are funds available for consultation, collaboration, and coordination activities?
- § 170.106 — When must State governments consult with tribes?
- § 170.107 — Should planning organizations and local governments consult with tribes when planning for transportation projects?
- § 170.108 — Should Indian tribes and BIA consult with States' planning organizations and local governments in the development of their IRRTIP?
- § 170.109 — How do the Secretaries prevent discrimination or adverse impacts?
- § 170.110 — How can State and local governments prevent discrimination or adverse impacts?
- § 170.111 — What can a tribe do if discrimination or adverse impacts occur?
- — Eligible Uses if IRR Program Funds
- § 170.115 — What activities may be funded with IRR Program funds?
- § 170.116 — What activities are not eligible for IRR Program funding?
- § 170.117 — How can a tribe determine whether a new use of funds is allowable?
- — Use of IRR and Cultural Access Roads
- § 170.120 — What restrictions apply to the use of an Indian Reservation Road?
- § 170.121 — What is a cultural access road?
- § 170.122 — Can a tribe close a cultural access road?
- — Seasonal Transportation Routes
- § 170.123 — What are seasonal transportation routes?
- § 170.124 — Does the IRR Program cover seasonal transportation routes?
- — IRR Housing Access Roads
- § 170.127 — What terms apply to access roads?
- § 170.128 — Are housing access roads and housing streets eligible for IRR Program funding?
- — Toll, Ferry and Airport Facilities
- § 170.130 — How can tribes use Federal highway funds for toll and ferry facilities?
- § 170.131 — How can a tribe find out more about designing and operating a toll facility?
- § 170.132 — When can a tribe use IRR Program funds for airport facilities?
- — Recreation, Tourism and Trails
- § 170.135 — Can a tribe use Federal funds for its recreation, tourism, and trails program?
- § 170.136 — How can a tribe obtain funds?
- § 170.137 — What types of activities can a recreation, tourism, and trails program include?
- § 170.138 — Can roads be built in roadless and wild areas?
- — Highway Safety Functions
- § 170.141 — What Federal funds are available for a tribe's highway safety activities?
- § 170.142 — How can tribes obtain funds to perform highway safety projects?
- § 170.143 — How can IRR Program funds be used for highway safety?
- § 170.144 — What are eligible highway safety projects?
- § 170.145 — Are other funds available for a tribe's highway safety efforts?
- — Transit Facilities
- § 170.148 — What is a tribal transit program?
- § 170.149 — How do tribes identify transit needs?
- § 170.150 — What Federal funds are available for a tribe's transit program?
- § 170.151 — May a tribe or BIA use IRR Program funds as matching funds?
- § 170.152 — What transit facilities and activities are eligible for IRR Program funding?
- — IRR Program Coordinating Committee
- § 170.155 — What is the IRR Program Coordinating Committee?
- § 170.156 — What are the IRR Program Coordinating Committee's responsibilities?
- § 170.157 — What is the IRR Program Coordinating Committee's role in the funding process?
- § 170.158 — How does the IRR Program Coordinating Committee conduct business?
- — Indian Local Technical Assistance Program
- § 170.161 — What is the Indian Local Technical Assistance Program?
- § 170.162 — How is the Indian LTAP funded?
- § 170.163 — How are Indian LTAP recipients selected?
- § 170.164 — How are tribal representatives nominated and chosen for the selection committee?
- § 170.165 — May a tribe enter into a contract or agreement for Indian LTAP funds?
- § 170.166 — What services do Indian LTAP centers provide?
- § 170.167 — How does a tribe obtain services from an Indian LTAP center?
- § 170.168 — Do Indian LTAP centers offer services similar to those of State LTAPs?
- § 170.169 — What can a tribe do if Indian LTAP services are unsatisfactory?
- § 170.170 — How are Indian LTAP centers managed?
- § 170.171 — How are tribal advisory technical panel members selected?
- — Indian LTAP-Sponsored Education and Training Opportunities
- § 170.175 — What Indian LTAP-sponsored transportation training and educational opportunities exist?
- § 170.176 — Where can tribes get scholarships and tuition for Indian LTAP-sponsored education and training?
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