060-27 Wyo. Code R. §§ 27-5 - Grant Eligibility
(a) Applicants.
Incorporated cities and towns, counties, special districts and joint powers
boards shall be eligible to apply to the Office for grants under this chapter.
If the applicant is a special district or joint powers board, it must be
legally formed, approved and otherwise in compliance with statutory
requirements of the Wyoming Department of Revenue prior to submitting an
application to receive a grant award under this chapter. An applicant must be
in compliance with all applicable reporting requirements with the Wyoming
Department of Audit prior to its application being considered by the
Board.
(b) Purposes. The Board
shall provide emergency capital project grants to eligible applicants to be
used only when the board finds the grant is necessary to:
(i) Alleviate an emergency situation which
poses a direct and immediate threat to public health, safety or welfare;
or
(ii) Comply with a federal or
state mandate; or
(iii) Provide an
essential public service. Essential public services include, but are not
limited to capital construction, acquisition of capital equipment, public
safety projects, housing related projects and road repair or
construction.
(c)
Ineligible Project Costs. The following project costs shall be ineligible for
reimbursement from grant funds:
(i) Costs for
any asset that is owned or maintained by a private property owner;
(ii) Costs for tap fees, sewer and water
fees, and plant investment fees;
(iii) Engineering fees, including design,
inspection and contract administration costs, over twenty percent (20%) of
project cost;
(iv) All non-cash
costs except land, labor, materials, equipment, and services provided by the
applicant, and used for project purposes based on actual, appraised or market
value;
(v) Costs for preparation or
presentation of grant or loan applications for any source of funding;
(vi) Costs for transportation, meals and
lodging incurred anywhere away from the site of the project;
(vii) Costs of tools and furnishings for
capital projects, including but not limited to, capital equipment, hammers,
tanks, furniture, drapes and blinds not integral to and necessary for the
project;
(viii) Legal
fees;
(ix) Costs related to
issuance of bonds;
(x) Costs for
real property in excess of current fair market value and/or costs for an amount
of real property in excess of that needed for project purposes;
(xi) Costs to establish and form special
districts or joint powers boards;
(xii) Costs incurred prior to grant award,
except costs for architectural and engineering design or in emergency
situations;
(xiii) Costs for a
contingency or extra work allowance in excess of 10% of estimated construction
costs.
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