The request must include documentation of project costs, including records of donations received and volunteer labor, and a statement detailing work completed. There is no reimbursement for costs incurred outside the contract period. It must include reasons for and the length of the extension requested. The extension period will not exceed time needed to complete the remaining work. Extensions, if granted, will be given in writing.
All projects are subject to audit prior to final payment.
An advisory council made up of members of the State OHV Advisory Council and the Recreational Trails Advisory Council award successful projects the last week of August. The Utah Board of Parks and Recreation awards these grants at their fall meeting based on the recommendations of the OHV Advisory Council and the Division of Parks and Recreation. This program includes the funds appropriated by the legislature for the Bonneville Shoreline Trail and Centennial Crossing Programs. The State Park s Board awards these grants at their fall meeting based on the recommendations of the Recreational Trails Advisory Council and the Division of Parks and Recreation. Public outdoor recreation should be the primary focus of the project.