(a) Eligible applicants will submit their proposals to the appropriate regional
office of the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service. Coastal States submitting
proposals for both the coastal zone and the inland portion of their States must
submit two separate proposals. The regional office addresses are provided at 50
CFR 2.2. Telephone and fax numbers of the regional offices follow:
(b) Proposals will be accepted for FY 1995 funds ($7.05 million) between the
effective date and April 29, 1994. For FY 1996 and FY 1997, proposals will be
due by May 1 of the year preceding that fiscal year (e.g., May 1, 1995 for FY
1996).
[59 FR 11206, Mar. 10, 1994, as amended at 62 FR 45348, Aug. 27, 1997; 78 FR
35153, June 12, 2013]
5 Comments
Lisa Van Alstyne
Mar 25, 2014We will remove the contact information, funding amounts, and dates from this section. (That information will be in the annual Request for Applications) We will add information that clarifies the application process and assists applicants to prepare their applications for funding.
Anonymous
Apr 22, 2014Pam Parker Maine DEP
It might be appropriate to state that grant availability notices will be issued X days before the closing date for grant applications.
Anonymous
Apr 24, 2014Change Region 1 phone # to 503-231-2389
Anonymous
Apr 29, 2014Al Ortiz, USFWS R5
If the Coastal priority was removed in 2005, it would be beneficial for all to allow states to submit one proposal only when requesting funds for coastal and inland waters.
I would also suggest including language in this section to indicate that subgrantees (marinas, municipalities, etc.) may apply for CVA Program funds through the agency designated in their state to implement the program.
Anonymous
Apr 30, 2014Lynne V, NY - (a) Combine Inland and Coastal applications; this would save on redundancy and the application would be less cumbersome. (b) Provide a regular proposal date that states can rely upon each year or omit the date from the regs.