Wash. Admin. Code § 286-13-170 - Long-term obligations for development and renovation projects
(1) The project area may not, without prior
approval of the board or director, be converted to a use other than that for
which funds were originally approved.
(2) Projects impacted by a reversion order by
the Interstate Commerce Commission under section 8(d) of the National Trails
System Act, 16 United States Code 1247(d), are not considered a conversion by
the board. Substitution or replacement with interest in real property,
facilities or moneys which are of at least equal market value at the time of
replacement may be required.
(3)
The board may only approve a conversion when the sponsor:
(a) Demonstrates the need to convert the
project area including all efforts to consider practical alternatives, how they
were evaluated, and the reasons they were not pursued;
(b) Provides an opportunity for the public to
participate in the identification, development and evaluation of the
alternatives, including a minimum public comment period of at least thirty
days; and
(c) Provides another
project area to serve as a replacement. The replacement must:
(i) Be of reasonably equivalent usefulness
and location;
(ii) Be administered
by the same sponsor unless otherwise approved by the board;
(iii) Be a new project area with facilities
that satisfy need(s) identified in the sponsor's current plan as described in
WAC 286-13-035 or the other relevant local or statewide plan;
(iv) Be eligible in the same grant program
account or category from which funds were originally allocated, unless
otherwise approved by the board; and
(v) Satisfies the conversion without grant
assistance from the board.
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