Obligation and Reimbursement for Lake Tahoe Restoration Projects Sample Clauses

Obligation and Reimbursement for Lake Tahoe Restoration Projects. The process for obligation and reimbursement for Lake Tahoe Restoration Projects is described below and depicted in Figure 4 (Process Flow Chart: Lake Tahoe Restoration Projects). The process essentially mirrors the process for the other SNPLMA project categories with a few differences. Program and implementation responsibilities will be under the BLM oversight as authorized in the SNPLMA. The responsibilities for administration and financial management of SNPLMA funds approved for Lake Tahoe will be with the BLM in accordance with Section 4(e) of the SNPLMA. The BLM’s contracting officer’s representative (COR) at the NSO Division of Figure 4: Process Flow Chart: Lake Tahoe Restoration Projects Support Services is responsible for processing task orders and reimbursement requests, and financial reporting. The BLM may consider contracting with the USDA Forest Service or others, if authorized, to provide oversight and administrative functions which may include, but not be limited to: • Administer and support the TWG and LTFAC by organizing meetings, preparing reports, facilitating the development of the Preliminary Recommendation Package and Lake Tahoe Restoration Projects Package and other administrative needs of the TWG and LTFAC; • Organize the TREX review; • Administer the public comment period, including any notice requirements, for the Lake Tahoe Restoration Projects Package, and ensure its timely delivery to the TREX and subsequent submittal to the Executive Committee for the Final Recommendation; and • Coordinate and consult with the LTFAC, Tahoe Regional Planning Agency, Lake Tahoe Transportation and Water Quality Coalition, States of California and Nevada, federal agencies and other parties interested in the use of Tahoe SNPLMA funds. Inter-agency agreements or memorandums of understanding (IA/MOU) will be executed for each participating Federal agency. Each agreement will be a tri-party agreement executed by the BLM, the USDA Forest Service, and the participating Federal agency. The BLM will sign based on its implementation, oversight, and financial management responsibilities for the SNPLMA Special Account. The USDA Forest Service will execute in its role as representing the Secretary of Agriculture and recipient of funds pursuant to Appropriations Act 108-108 as well as in its role as the entity responsible for inspection and acceptance of projects as qualified restoration projects under the applicable laws. Finally, each participating agency wil...
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