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Title 30 → Chapter VII → Subchapter R → Part 885
§885.1 What does this part do?
§885.5 Definitions.
§885.10 Information collection.
§885.11 Who is eligible for a grant?
§885.12 What can I use grant funds for?
§885.13 What are the maximum grant amounts?
§885.14 How long is my grant?
§885.15 How do I apply for a grant?
§885.16 What responsibilities do I have after OSMRE approves my grant?
§885.17 How can my grant be amended?
§885.18 What audit, accounting, and administrative requirements must I meet?
§885.19 What happens to unused funds from my grant?
§885.20 What must I report?
§885.21 What happens if I do not comply with applicable Federal law or the terms of my grant?
§885.22 When and how can my grant be terminated for convenience?
Source: 73 FR 67642, Nov. 14, 2008, unless otherwise noted.
This part sets forth procedures for grants to you, a State or Indian tribe that has certified under §875.13 of this chapter that all known coal reclamation problems in your State or on Indian lands within your jurisdiction have been addressed. OSM's “Final Guidelines for Reclamation Programs and Projects” (66 FR 31250, June 11, 2001) may be used if applicable.
In accordance with 44 U.S.C. 3501 et seq., the Office of Management and Budget (OMB) has approved the information collection requirements for all Title IV grants and assigned clearance number 1029-0059. This information is being collected to obtain an estimate from you, the certified State or Indian tribe, of the funds you believe necessary to implement your program and to provide OSM with a means to measure performance results under the Government Performance and Results Act through your obligations of funds. Certified States and Indian tribes are required to respond to obtain a benefit in accordance with SMCRA. A Federal agency may not conduct or sponsor, and you are not required to respond to, a collection of information unless it displays a currently valid OMB control number.
(b) You have certified under §875.13 of this chapter that all known coal problems in your State or on Indian lands in your jurisdiction have been addressed.
(a) For all awards under this part, you must use moneys for activities authorized in SMCRA and included in your approved reclamation plan or described in the grant application. In addition, you may use moneys granted under this part to administer your approved reclamation program.
(2) You may use prior balance replacement funds as provided under §872.31 of this chapter.
(3) You may use certified in lieu funds as provided under §872.34 of this chapter.
(ii) Prior balance replacement funds made available under §872.31 of this chapter.
(iii) Certified in lieu funds as provided under §872.34 of this chapter.
(c) You may use grant funds for any allowable cost as determined by the OMB cost principles in Circular A-87.
[73 FR 67642, Nov. 14, 2008, as amended at 80 FR 6447, Feb. 5, 2015]
(a) You may apply at any time for a grant of any or all of the Title IV funds that are available to you.
(b) We will not award an amount greater than the total funds distributed to your State or Indian tribe in the current annual fund distribution less any previous awards of current year funds, plus any funds distributed to you in previous years but not awarded, plus any unexpended funds recovered from previous grants and made available to you under §885.19 of this chapter.
The performance period for your grant will be the time period you request in your grant application.
(b) We award your grant as soon as practicable but no more than 30 days after we receive your complete application.
(c) If your application is not complete, we inform you as soon as practicable of the additional information we need to receive from you before we can process the award.
(d) You must agree to expend the funds of the grant in accordance with SMCRA, applicable Federal laws and regulations, and applicable OMB and Treasury Circulars.
(b) After you are awarded a grant, you may assign functions and funds to other Federal, State, or local organizations. However, we will hold you responsible for the overall administration of that grant, including the proper use of funds and reporting.
(d) Although we have approved the grant agreement, you must ensure that any applicable laws, clearances, permits, or requirements are met before you expend funds for projects other than coal reclamation under part 874.
(f) To the extent technologically and economically feasible, you must use fuel other than petroleum or natural gas for all public facilities that are planned, constructed, or modified in whole or in part with Title IV grant funds.
(a) A grant amendment is a change of terms or conditions of the grant agreement. An amendment may be initiated by you or by us.
(c) All requirements and procedures for grant amendments follow 43 CFR part 12.
(d) We must award your amended grant agreement within 20 days of receiving your request.
(b) You must follow procedures governing grant accounting, payment, records, property, and management contained in 43 CFR part 12.
All program grant funds are available until expended. If there are any unexpended funds after your grant is completed, we deobligate the funds when we close your grant. We make these unused funds available for re-award to the same certified State or Indian tribe to which they were originally distributed. You may apply for unused funds whenever you choose to request them either in a new grant award or as an amendment to an existing open grant.
(a) For each grant, you must annually report to us the performance and financial information that we request.
(b) Upon completion of each grant, you must report to us final performance and financial information that we request.
(3) We must approve any amendments to the AML inventory after December 20, 2006. We define amendment as any coal problems added to the AML inventory in a new or existing problem area.
If you or your subgrantee materially fails to comply with an award, a reclamation plan, or a Federal statute or regulation, including statutes relating to nondiscrimination, we may take appropriate remedial actions. Enforcement actions and procedures must follow 43 CFR part 12.
Either you or we may terminate the grant for convenience following the procedures in 43 CFR part 12.