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Nominated Water Projects List. A Water Project shall enter the first evaluative step by inclusion in the Nominated Water Projects List. Upon approval by the Board of Directors or upon submittal by a Member Government or a non-Member Government, a Water Project may be included on the Nominated Water Project List. A Water Project will automatically qualify for the Nominated Water Project List upon identification in a Water Management District regional water supply plan as benefitting the Cooperative or its Member Governments. A Nominated Water Project must fall within the Cooperative’s responsibilities and must benefit at least one Member Government, even though it can include non-Member Government participants. A Nominated Water Project may be located within or outside of Polk County. A Nominated Water Project must be submitted to the Board of Directors with sufficient information to allow the Board of Directors to determine if it should be included in the Candidate Water Projects List.
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