Development of Lake Tahoe Final Recommendation Sample Clauses

Development of Lake Tahoe Final Recommendation. The LTFAC will request that administrative staff with the Forest Service (see below) prepare the Final Recommendation for Lake Tahoe for its review based on the Preliminary Recommendation, minutes of the public hearing, and input from the congressional delegation. The LTFAC role is to incorporate the input that is received regarding the nominated projects along with its own views, and to reconcile the nominated projects with the available funding. The LTFAC will also be responsible for assuring that the projects included in the Lake Tahoe Restoration Projects Recommendation maximize the use of all available funding prior to recommending SNPLMA funds being used. For example, the acquisition of environmentally sensitive land should come, first, from other sources, such as Section 4 of SNPLMA, Xxxxxxx- Xxxxxx, and the Land and Water Conservation Fund, whenever possible. The Final Recommendation shall specify a certain total funding amount derived from a per project basis for the Lake Tahoe projects included in the Primary Category. The Final Recommendation shall allow for the flexibility to replace projects from the Secondary to Primary Category for Lake Tahoe Restoration Projects based on available funding approved by the Secretary, subject to the following guidelines. All projects that are funded shall come first from the Primary Category and then, if funds are available, to projects in the Secondary Category. A project from the Secondary Category may be funded only if a project from the Primary Category becomes infeasible or if actual costs of such a project are lower than estimated costs, and if the TWG determines that all other projects in the Primary Category are adequately funded. The TWG shall prioritize projects in the Secondary Category so that, if funds are available for such projects, the project with the highest priority for the amount of funding that becomes available shall be implemented. Conversely, if the Secretary approves funding that is less than the total amount of the Primary Category, the TWG will determine which project(s) shall be moved from the Primary Category to the Secondary Category. The anticipated amount for funding recommendations from the SNPLMA Special Account for the Lake Tahoe Restoration Projects is expected to be approximately $37.5 million annually until the amount allocated in accordance with section 342 of P.L. 108-108 is expended. In allocating each round of funding among Federal agencies for Lake Tahoe, if available...
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