MSHCP Development and Implementation Projects. In Rounds 2 and 4, MSHCP Development Projects were funded by issuing one or two task orders against one Xxxxx County Cooperative Agreement to cover all approved projects. Beginning with Round 6, the MSHCP project category receives funds on a per-project basis, as do the other project categories.
MSHCP Development and Implementation Projects. In Rounds 2 and 4, MSHCP Development Projects were funded by issuing one or two task orders against one Xxxxx County Cooperative Agreement to cover all approved projects. Beginning with Round 6, the MSHCP project category will receive funds on a per project basis, as do the other project categories. In addition, master cooperative agreements are no longer allowed, so each approved project will be funded through its own assistance/cooperative agreement. Partial reimbursements will be on a quarterly basis or other logical stage of the project as established in the agreement or in coordination with the SNPLMA Division to manage unforeseen circumstances. The governmental entity will submit required reimbursement documentation, progress reports, invoices, etc. (see Appendix J-4). If a MSHCP Development or Implementation project will involve ground disturbing activities that will trigger the provisions of Sec. 106 of the National Historic Preservation Act, required consultations must be carried out and a copy of the report signed by the Nevada State Historic Preservation Office (SHPO) must be submitted with the final reimbursement package or sooner if appropriate. Conservation Initiatives Partial reimbursements will be on a quarterly basis, or other logical stages of the project as established in the IGO/Task Order. The agency or governmental entity will submit required reimbursement documentation, progress reports, invoices, etc. (see Appendix J-5). Regarding Inter-Agency Conservation Initiatives where each participating entity receives its own IGO/task order or transfer of funds, the first IGO/task order or transfer must be requested within one-year following notification of availability of funds. All IGOs/task orders or transfers associated with an inter-agency Conservation Initiative project must be submitted within the budgetary time frame established in the nomination package approved by the Secretary. Documentation to open an IGO/task order for an inter-agency Conservation Initiative project shall include an explanation of how the available funds and project tasks will be divided among the involved agencies, a time-line for completion of the project tasks to be performed by the requesting agency, and a time-line for completion of the project as a whole. Each agency must request a separate IGO/task order or transfer for those project tasks for which it will be responsible and each agency will be assigned a separate project number for its part of the projec...
