Or. Admin. Code § 250-014-0560 - [Effective 6/30/2025] Small Grant Administration
(1)
The Director may be authorized each biennium to approve Small Grants up to
$30,000, with a total project cost not to exceed $50,000.
(2) Applications are accepted on the first
day of the biennium until 45 days prior to the close of the biennium.
(3) Public comment on applications for
boating safety education and to allow for and promote waterway access to
underserved communities shall be solicited for a minimum of 14 days.
(4) Successful grant applicants must provide
a minimum of 25 percent matching contribution, which may include but is not
limited to cash, in-kind labor and other in-kind resources. Eligible matching
contributions are listed in the Grant Procedure Guide and proposed matching
contributions will be considered during the application review
process.
(5) Prior to the
disbursement of funds, successful applicants must enter into a signed agreement
with the State Marine Board.
(6)
Funds are awarded through reimbursement only. Funds will not be provided in
advance of project expenditures.
(7) The Director may revoke grant awards if
agreements are not signed by both parties within 90 days.
(8) Projects must be completed within the
same biennium as the date of grant approval.
(9) For the duration of a Small Grant
agreement, conversion of a project to an ineligible use is prohibited and shall
void the agreement and result in repayment of awarded funds by the
recipient.
(10) Recognition of
receipt of Marine Board funds must be displayed on lands and products purchased
or developed using Small Grants. Acceptable recognition is listed in the Grant
Procedure Guide.
Notes
Statutory/Other Authority: ORS 830.150, ORS 830.618 & ORS 830.621
Statutes/Other Implemented: ORS 830.150
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