Ill. Admin. Code tit. 17, § 3030.30 - General Procedures for Grant Applications and Awards
a) A completed project application for
assistance must be submitted by the local project sponsor to DNR in accordance
with a schedule publicly announced annually by DNR.
b) Information and instructions necessary for
making application for LWCF assistance (OSLAD/LWCF Local Participation Manual)
may be obtained from the Division of Grant Administration, Illinois Department
of Natural Resources, One Natural Resources Way, Springfield IL 62702-1271,
telephone: 217/782-7481.
c) The
project application, as described in the OSLAD/LWCF Grant Program Local
Participation Manual, consists of the following basic information, at a
minimum:
1) applicant's name, address and
telephone number;
2) information on
the supply of existing public park acreage and recreation facilities located
within the project sponsor's (applicant) jurisdiction;
3) an itemized proposed project description
and cost estimate;
4) project
narrative statement describing the project concept, location, need for and
objectives of the project, anticipated benefits, proposed usages and method of
financing or accomplishing the project;
5) project location map, site plat (boundary)
map and proposed development plan;
6) project environmental evaluation,
including:
A) State Historic Preservation
Officer review;
B) Endangered and
Threatened Species Impact review;
C) Wetland Impact review;
D) U.S. and Illinois Department of
Agriculture Prime Farmland Impact review; and
E) State and Areawide Clearinghouse review
(Executive Order 12372);
7) a commitment of title insurance or other
means of reviewing title for the project property planned for
acquisition;
8) verification that
the applicant has the resources to initially finance and subsequently develop
and manage the project area and will comply with program regulations and
indemnify the Department from any liability relative to the project;
9) a signed certification statement
indicating the project sponsor (applicant) has not been debarred or suspended
from federal grant-in-aid assistance;
10) copy of Federal Emergency Management
Agency (FEMA) flood map for project area;
11) indication of project conformance to
local, regional and State comprehensive outdoor recreation plans; and
12) name and qualifications of two State
licensed appraisers who potentially will be used to appraise the project
property's value.
d)
Failure to submit a correct and complete application by the publicly announced
application deadline date will result in project rejection for that particular
grant cycle (year).
e) Awarding of
grants will be on a competitive basis (Section
3030.40) and is under authority
of the Director of the Department of Natural Resources.
Notes
Added at 27 Ill. Reg. 753, effective January 6, 2003
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