Rural Project means a project in which all or the majority of the project (determined by the geographic location or locations where the majority of the project funds will be spent) is located in a Rural Area.

Rural Project means a Project located outside of Maricopa and Pima Counties or in a “rural area” as defined in 7 C.F.R § 3550.10.

Examples of Rural Project in a sentence

The Board may but is not required by this provision to select any Small Rural Project for an Award of Credits.
After any such initial consideration of Small Rural Project Applications, the Board will consider Award of remaining Credits to any Applicant.
The Board may but is not required by this provision to select any Tribal or Small Rural Project for an Award.
LIMITATION ON SOFT COSTSThe Soft-Cost-to-Hard-Cost Ratio (“Soft Cost Ratio”) for the Project, based upon the Application’s UniApp, may not exceed:• 32% for projects with more than 24 units;• 37% for projects with 24 or fewer units or Small Rural Projects; or• 40% for stand-alone 4% Credit Projects.For Twinned 4%/9% Projects, the Soft Cost ratio is calculated based upon the combined costs for the 4% and 9% Projects and the applicable 32% Large Project limit or 37% Small Rural Project limit.
The same association implemented al- Malikiyah Rural Project in cooperation with al-Malikiyah Club, in which 40 young women were trained.

More Definitions of Rural Project

Rural Project means a Project located outside of Maricopa and Pima Counties.

Rural Project means a Project located in a Rural Area. “Rural Area” means area outside of Maricopa or Pima County.

Rural Project means a Project located in a Rural Area.

Rural Project means a project located in a rural area, as defined.

Rural Project means a Qualified Residential Rental Project located in a rural area as defined by California Health and Safety Code Section 50199.21 but shall not include a Mixed Income Project.

Rural Project means a project located in Iowa within an area which: