OTHER GRANT PROVISIONS. (a) The period in which cost− share agreements may be signed through the runoff management grant agreement may not extend beyond the runoff management grant period. For urban best management practices to be eligible for cost−sharing the runoff management grant agreement shall be signed prior to entering into a cost−share agreement.
(b) The grantee may use runoff management grant funds to cover reasonable expenses necessary to secure refunds, rebates or credits described in s. NR 155.28
OTHER GRANT PROVISIONS. A. It is the Department’s understanding that the Grantee’s fiscal year ends on (Date). Any changes in fiscal year must be reported immediately to the Department.
OTHER GRANT PROVISIONS. (a) The period in which cost− share agreements may be signed through the runoff management grant agreement may not extend beyond the runoff management grant period. For urban best management practices to be eligible for cost−sharing the runoff management grant agreement shall be signed prior to entering into a cost−share agreement.
(b) The grantee may use runoff management grant funds to cover reasonable expenses necessary to secure refunds, rebates or credits described in s. NR 155.28 (3) when approved by the department.
(c) The grantee may use runoff management grant funds to acquire easements or acquire land as provided for in ss. NR 155.24 and 155.25.
(d) The department may unilaterally reduce the runoff man- agement grant to the amount necessary to meet budgetary limita- tions. The runoff management grant may not be reduced below the amount the grantee has committed in signed cost−share agree- ments and contracts.
(e) The runoff management grant amount may be reduced by the department if the grantee has not met all conditions of the grant or grant amendment or has not expended all of the previously awarded funds by the end of the project period, or if the grantee fails to meet a schedule included in the grant for interim work products. The grantee shall provide an estimate of unexpended grant funds at the request of the department.
(a) The cost−share agreement is an agreement listing the urban best management practices and establishing the condi- tions and considerations under which a cost−share recipient agrees to install the practices listed.
(b) A local governmental unit shall use the cost−share agree- ment if serving as a cost−share provider to a landowner or land operator.
(c) For urban best management practices to be eligible for cost−sharing, the cost−share agreement shall be signed by the cost−share provider and cost−share recipient before urban best management practice installation is initiated.
