Submittal of Lake Tahoe Final Recommendation Through SNPLMA Executive Committee Sample Clauses

Submittal of Lake Tahoe Final Recommendation Through SNPLMA Executive Committee. The TREX will review their Final Recommendation for Lake Tahoe and the written comments before it is sent to the Executive Committee for its consideration and inclusion in the SNPLMA Final Recommendation that is transmitted to the Secretary for approval. If the SNPLMA schedule for a round of nominations is not compatible with the Lake Tahoe annual nomination and recommendation schedule, the Executive Committee may elect to accept a TREX Final Recommendation separately from the next SNPLMA Final Recommendation. Such separate TREX Final Recommendation would be submitted to the Secretary of the Interior for approval of use of SNPLMA funds. Acceptance and submittal of a TREX Final Recommendation separately from a SNPLMA Final Recommendation would occur only if sufficient funds over and above the amount required for already approved projects were projected to be available in the Special Account to fund the projects in the separate TREX Final Recommendation. The Secretary of the Interior, in consultation with the Secretary of Agriculture, makes the final decision regarding expenditures under the SNPLMA. The Secretaries' decisions consist of a list, in priority order, of projects and an approved budget figure for each project. The Lake Tahoe projects do not receive a contingency percentage in addition to the requested amount because contingencies are calculated into the cost estimate when projects are nominated. The Secretary of Interior’s decision may, on a round by round basis, approve priority funding for Lake Tahoe projects and may also authorize the TREX to reallocate costs between projects under certain specific circumstances. The approval for each round should be reviewed to see whether or not these associated approvals were provided.
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