Common use of STAFF ANALYSIS Clause in Contracts

STAFF ANALYSIS. The federally-approved California Coastal Management Program (CCMP) comprises three distinct state agencies: the Commission, BCDC, and the California State Coastal Conservancy (Conservancy). The CZMA requires that one single state agency be the primary recipient of all federal CZMA funds awarded to the CCMP. The Coastal Act designates the Commission to serve this purpose. Therefore, any federal CZMA funds for other state agencies must be received by the Commission; included in the Commission’s budget; and passed through to the other CCMP agencies by means of an interagency agreement. The arrangement to pass through funds has been used since 1977, when the United States Department of Commerce approved the CCMP.

STAFF ANALYSIS. The As you know, the federally-approved California Coastal Management Program (CCMP) comprises three distinct state agencies: the Commission, BCDC, and the California State Coastal Conservancy (Conservancy). The CZMA requires that one single state agency be the primary recipient of all federal CZMA funds awarded to the CCMP. The Coastal Act designates the Commission to serve this purpose. Therefore, any federal CZMA funds for other state agencies must be received by the Commission; included in the Commission’s budget; and passed through to the other CCMP agencies by means of an interagency agreement. The arrangement to pass through funds has been used since 1977, when the United States Department of Commerce approved the CCMP.

STAFF ANALYSIS. The federally-federally approved California Coastal Management Program (CCMP) comprises three distinct state agencies: the Coastal Commission, BCDC, and the California State Coastal Conservancy (ConservancySCC). The CZMA Coastal Zone Management Act (CZMA) requires that one single state agency be the primary recipient of all federal CZMA funds awarded to the CCMP. The Coastal Act designates the Commission to serve this purpose. ThereforeAs such, any federal CZMA funds for other state agencies must be received by the Commission; , included in the Commission’s budget; , and passed through to the other CCMP agencies by means of an interagency agreement. The This arrangement to pass through funds has been used in place since 1977, 1978 when the United States U.S. Department of Commerce approved the CCMP.

STAFF ANALYSIS. The federally-federally approved California Coastal Management Program (CCMP) comprises three distinct state agencies: the Commission, BCDC, and the California State Coastal Conservancy (Conservancy)SCC. The CZMA requires that one single state agency be the primary recipient of all federal CZMA funds awarded to the CCMP. The Coastal Act designates the Commission to serve this purpose. Therefore, any federal CZMA funds for other state agencies must be received by the Commission; , included in the Commission’s budget; , and passed through to the other CCMP agencies by means of an interagency agreement. The arrangement to pass through funds has been used since 1977, 1978 when the United States Department of Commerce approved the CCMP.