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Wyoming Administrative Code › Agency 060 - Lands and Investments, Office of › Sub-Agency 0003 - Loan and Investment Board › Chapter 17 - TRANSPORTATION ENTERPRISE FUND GRANTS & LOANS › Section 17-12 - Disbursement and Administration

Current through July 13, 2024
(a) Grant or loan
				funds shall be disbursed to the grantee or borrower only as needed to discharge
				obligations incurred. Requests for disbursements shall be made on a form
				supplied by the Office and supported by adequate proof that such obligations
				have been incurred for project purposes and are due and owing.
(b) The minimum grant or loan disbursement
				shall be five hundred dollars ($500.00) unless it is the final disbursement of
				funds for the project.
(c) As a
				condition of the grant or loan, the grantee or borrower shall provide written
				assurance that title to public transportation vehicles funded under this
				chapter will not be conveyed for a term of five years or until the vehicle has
				one hundred thousand (100,000) miles, whichever comes first, without written
				permission from the Office.
(d) As
				a condition of the grant or loan, the grantee or borrower shall maintain
				collision and comprehensive insurance for each public transportation vehicle
				funded under this chapter for a period of five years or until the vehicle has
				one hundred thousand (100,000) miles, whichever comes first. In the event of a
				loss, the proceeds of the insurance shall be used to repair or replace the
				damaged vehicle.
Wyoming Administrative Code › Agency 060 - Lands and Investments, Office of › Sub-Agency 0003 - Loan and Investment Board › Chapter 17 - TRANSPORTATION ENTERPRISE FUND GRANTS & LOANS › Section 17-13 - Reversion of Funds

Current through July 13, 2024
(a) If the Director
				determines that the project has not been commenced within one (1) year from the
				date the grant or loan is awarded, the grant or loan will automatically expire.
				Based upon information supplied by the grantee or borrower, the Director may
				grant an extension of time in which to commence the project.
(b) If the Director determines that the
				project has not been completed within a reasonable time, he shall notify the
				grantee or borrower in writing at least thirty (30) days prior to presenting
				the matter for Board review. The Board, upon review of the project
				circumstances, may terminate or modify the grant or loan.
(c) If, the Director determines that the
				project is complete, but the full amount of the grant or loan has not been
				expended, the Office shall notify the grantee or borrower of this
				determination. Thirty (30) days following the notification, the unused portion
				of the grant or loan shall revert to uncommitted status.
Wyoming Administrative Code › Agency 060 - Lands and Investments, Office of › Sub-Agency 0003 - Loan and Investment Board › Chapter 17 - TRANSPORTATION ENTERPRISE FUND GRANTS & LOANS › Section 17-14 - Audits and Inspections

Current through July 13, 2024
The Board may, at its expense, conduct an audit of the
				  records of the grantee or borrower and inspect the construction and operation
				  of the project.
Wyoming Administrative Code › Agency 060 - Lands and Investments, Office of › Sub-Agency 0003 - Loan and Investment Board › Chapter 17 - TRANSPORTATION ENTERPRISE FUND GRANTS & LOANS › Section 17-15 - Rule Amendments

Current through July 13, 2024
Amendments to these rules do not apply to applications filed
				  after the effective date for phased construction projects which have already
				  received partial funding under this chapter.
Wyoming Administrative Code › Agency 060 - Lands and Investments, Office of › Sub-Agency 0003 - Loan and Investment Board › Chapter 21 - MINERAL IMPACT ACCOUNT GRANTS - COUNTYWIDE CONSENSUS LIST AWARDS › Section 21-1 - Authority

Current through July 13, 2024
This chapter is adopted pursuant to
				  W.S.
				  9-4-604 andLaws 2006, Chapter
				  35, Section 317(b) and Section
				  318.
Wyoming Administrative Code › Agency 060 - Lands and Investments, Office of › Sub-Agency 0003 - Loan and Investment Board › Chapter 21 - MINERAL IMPACT ACCOUNT GRANTS - COUNTYWIDE CONSENSUS LIST AWARDS › Section 21-2 - Definitions

Current through July 13, 2024
As used in this chapter:
(a) "Board" means the State Loan and
				Investment Board.
(b) "Consensus
				List" means a list of potential project(s) identified by a County Commission to
				be funded under this Chapter and certified by the County Commission that the
				County Commission and at least 70% of the incorporated population of the
				respective county have reached agreement on the project(s) listed.
(c) "County Directly Impacted by Natural Gas
				Development" means the following counties that the Board has determined are
				impacted by natural gas development on a countywide basis and the county and
				eligible applicants located within that county are eligible to submit
				applications under this Chapter: Carbon, Campbell, Fremont, Johnson, Natrona,
				Sheridan, Sublette and Sweetwater. The Board used the following criteria to
				determine countywide natural gas impact:
(1)
				the relative ranking of the number of approved perm its to drill oil and/or gas
				wells for the last 2 calendar years and 2006 year to date;
(2) the relative ranking of the percentage
				increase in gas production from 2000 through 2005;
(3) the relative ranking of the percentage
				increase in mining sector employment from the first quarter 2000 through the
				first quarter 2005;
(4) the
				relative ranking of the percentage increase in oil/gas field services sales and
				use tax collections from 2001 through 2005, and
(5) the statement of needs submitted by local
				governmental entities as required by Laws 2006, Chapter 35, Section
				317(b).
Wyoming Administrative Code › Agency 060 - Lands and Investments, Office of › Sub-Agency 0003 - Loan and Investment Board › Chapter 21 - MINERAL IMPACT ACCOUNT GRANTS - COUNTYWIDE CONSENSUS LIST AWARDS › Section 21-3 - General Policy

Current through July 13, 2024
The Board shall award grants under the provisions of this
				  chapter in such a manner and to such applicants as shall, in the judgment of
				  the Board, inure to the greatest benefit of the citizens of the state and
				  represent a prudent use of grant funds.
Wyoming Administrative Code › Agency 060 - Lands and Investments, Office of › Sub-Agency 0003 - Loan and Investment Board › Chapter 21 - MINERAL IMPACT ACCOUNT GRANTS - COUNTYWIDE CONSENSUS LIST AWARDS › Section 21-4 - Funding Availability

Current through July 13, 2024
The Board shall determine how much of the total available
				  funding to allocate under this Chapter. Any funds not obligated under this
				  Chapter shall be made available for award under Chapter 20, State Loan and
				  Investment Board rules. In no event will the amount of funding available under
				  Laws
				  2006, Chapter 35,
				  Section 318 exceed $10,000,000. Funds made available throughLaws
				  2006, Chapter 35,
				  Section 318 require a 50% match of eligible project costs. The applicant must
				  prove that a binding commitment or demonstration of cash match from a private
				  source(s) is available to match the grant request. The attorney general shall
				  make the determination as to whether a binding commitment has been received.
				  Cash or binding commitments shall be received not later than April 30, 2008 to
				  be counted as matching funds under this subsection. Any monies authorized by
				  this subsection remaining unexpended or unobligated on June 30, 2008 shall
				  revert to the general fund.
Wyoming Administrative Code › Agency 060 - Lands and Investments, Office of › Sub-Agency 0003 - Loan and Investment Board › Chapter 21 - MINERAL IMPACT ACCOUNT GRANTS - COUNTYWIDE CONSENSUS LIST AWARDS › Section 21-5 - Grant Eligibility

Current through July 13, 2024
(a) Applicants.
				Incorporated cities and towns, counties, special districts and joint powers
				boards shall be eligible to apply for grants under this chapter provided the
				applicant is an "eligible applicant" as defined in Section
				2(e). If the applicant is
				a special district or joint powers board, it must be legally formed and
				approved prior to submitting an application.
(b) Purposes. Pursuant to
				W.S.
				9-4-604 and Laws 2006, Chapter 35, Section
				317(b) and Section 318, the Board shall provide grants to eligible applicants
				which are directly impacted by the development of natural gas, to be used only
				when the board finds the grant is necessary to:
(i) Alleviate an emergency situation which
				poses a direct and immediate threat to health, safety or welfare;
(ii) Comply with a federal or state
				mandate;
(iii) Provide an essential
				public service. Essential public services include, but are not limited to
				capital construction, acquisition of capital equipment, public safety projects,
				housing related projects and road repair or construction.
Wyoming Administrative Code › Agency 060 - Lands and Investments, Office of › Sub-Agency 0003 - Loan and Investment Board › Chapter 21 - MINERAL IMPACT ACCOUNT GRANTS - COUNTYWIDE CONSENSUS LIST AWARDS › Section 21-6 - Application Procedure

Current through July 13, 2024
(a) Applications
				and Timing. Application deadlines and meeting dates will be established by the
				Board. County Commissions shall be given 30 calendar days to submit an
				application. An application shall consist of the following: the County
				Commission shall submit a resolution certifying that the County Commission and
				at least 70% of the incorporated population of the respective county have
				reached agreement on the project(s) to be funded under this Chapter. The
				resolution shall list each project individually to be funded under this
				Chapter. The resolution must also indicate the grant amount requested for each
				project and the percentage of the total project to be funded with a grant under
				this Chapter. The resolution must not exceed the total amount approved for the
				county. In addition, the resolution shall list in priority order other eligible
				project(s) that have been certified and can be substituted in the event that an
				original project(s) cannot proceed. For each individual project, the applicant
				shall submit an "Application Cover Page" on a form provided by the Office. The
				applicant shall also submit an individual "Project Summary" form provided by
				the Office. Any applicant that requests a grant in excess of 50% of the project
				cost must submit a "General Financial Information" form provided by the Office
				and must include within its project summary form why it believes that a grant
				in excess of 50% is warranted. If an applicant requests waiver of the
				cumulative 75% grant award maximum, the applicant shall also submit a second
				resolution certifying that the County Commission and at least 70% of the
				incorporated population of the respective county have reached agreement on the
				project(s) for which the cumulative match requirement waiver is requested. In
				addition, the second resolution shall list in priority order other eligible
				projects that have been certified and can be substituted in the event that an
				original project(s) cannot proceed.
(b) Incomplete Applications. Incomplete
				applications shall not be presented to the Board for consideration.
Wyoming Administrative Code › Agency 060 - Lands and Investments, Office of › Sub-Agency 0003 - Loan and Investment Board › Chapter 21 - MINERAL IMPACT ACCOUNT GRANTS - COUNTYWIDE CONSENSUS LIST AWARDS › Section 21-7 - Board Consideration

Current through July 13, 2024
The Board shall consider each eligible county's consensus
				  list of application(s), allow for comments from the owner of the project and
				  from the Director, and will establish the maximum award for each eligible
				  county and the applicable grant percentage for each project on the each
				  eligible county's consensus list.
Wyoming Administrative Code › Agency 060 - Lands and Investments, Office of › Sub-Agency 0003 - Loan and Investment Board › Chapter 21 - MINERAL IMPACT ACCOUNT GRANTS - COUNTYWIDE CONSENSUS LIST AWARDS › Section 21-8 - Grant Disbursement and Administration

Current through July 13, 2024
(a)
				Grant Disbursement. Each individual project is subject to the requirements of
				this Section. Grant funds shall be disbursed to the applicant only as needed to
				discharge obligations incurred in accordance with the Board approved percentage
				split of eligible project costs. Requests for disbursements shall be made on a
				form supplied by the Office and supported by adequate proof that such
				obligations have been incurred for project purposes and are due and
				owing.
(b) The minimum grant
				disbursement shall be Five Hundred dollars ($500.00) unless it is the final
				disbursement of grant funds for the project.
(c) Fund Reversion.
(i) If the Director determines that the
				project has not been commenced within one (1) year from the date the grant is
				approved, the grant will automatically expire. Based upon information supplied
				by the grantee, the Director may grant an extension of time in which to
				commence the project.
(ii) If the
				Director determines that the project has not been completed within a reasonable
				time, he shall notify the grantee in writing at least thirty (30) days prior to
				presenting the matter for Board review. The Board, upon review of the project
				circumstances, may terminate or modify the grant award.
(iii) If the Director determines that the
				project is complete, but the full amount of the grant has not been expended,
				the Office shall notify the grantee of this determination. Thirty (30) days
				following the notification, the unused portion of the grant shall revert to
				uncommitted status.
(iv) Funds made
				available through Laws 2006, Chapter 35, Section 318 require that a 50% match
				of eligible project costs. Cash or binding commitments in the amount of the
				grant shall be received not later than April 30, 2008 to be counted as matching
				funds. Any monies authorized by this subsection remaining unexpended or
				unobligated on June 30, 2008 shall revert to the general fund.
Wyoming Administrative Code › Agency 060 - Lands and Investments, Office of › Sub-Agency 0003 - Loan and Investment Board › Chapter 21 - MINERAL IMPACT ACCOUNT GRANTS - COUNTYWIDE CONSENSUS LIST AWARDS › Section 21-9 - Audits and Inspections

Current through July 13, 2024
Each individual project is subject to requirements of this
				  Section. The Board may, at its expense, conduct an audit of the records of the
				  applicant and inspect the construction and operation of the
				  project.
Wyoming Administrative Code › Agency 060 - Lands and Investments, Office of › Sub-Agency 0003 - Loan and Investment Board › Chapter 22 - NON-IMPACT ACCOUNT GRANTS - INDIVIDUAL APPLICATIONS › Section 22-1 - Authority

Current through July 13, 2024
This chapter is adopted pursuant to
				  W.S.
				  9-4-604 andLaws 2006, Chapter
				  35, Section 317(c).
Wyoming Administrative Code › Agency 060 - Lands and Investments, Office of › Sub-Agency 0003 - Loan and Investment Board › Chapter 22 - NON-IMPACT ACCOUNT GRANTS - INDIVIDUAL APPLICATIONS › Section 22-2 - Definitions

Current through July 13, 2024
As used in this chapter:
(a) "Board" means the State Loan and
				Investment Board.
(b) "Director"
				means the Director of the Office of State Lands and Investments.
(c) "Eligible Applicant" means incorporated
				cities and towns, counties, special districts and joint powers boards that are
				not specifically identified as natural gas impacted counties in Chapter 21.
				Applicants cannot receive funding for the same project from this Chapter and
				Chapter 21 or Chapter 20, State Loan and Investment Board rules.
(d) "Eligible Project Costs" means total
				project cost, less ineligible project costs.
(e) "Emergency Situation" means a
				situation(s) that poses a direct and immediate threat to public health, safety
				or welfare.
(f) "Office" means the
				Office of State Lands and Investments.
(g) "Special District" means hospital, fire
				protection, sanitary and improvement, solid waste disposal, improvement and
				service, and water and sewer districts.
Wyoming Administrative Code › Agency 060 - Lands and Investments, Office of › Sub-Agency 0003 - Loan and Investment Board › Chapter 22 - NON-IMPACT ACCOUNT GRANTS - INDIVIDUAL APPLICATIONS › Section 22-3 - General Policy

Current through July 13, 2024
The Board shall award grants under the provisions of this
				  chapter in such a manner and to such applicants as shall, in the judgment of
				  the Board, inure to the greatest benefit of the citizens of the state and
				  represent a prudent use of grant funds.
Wyoming Administrative Code › Agency 060 - Lands and Investments, Office of › Sub-Agency 0003 - Loan and Investment Board › Chapter 22 - NON-IMPACT ACCOUNT GRANTS - INDIVIDUAL APPLICATIONS › Section 22-4 - Distribution of Funds

Current through July 13, 2024
The Board shall award at least 25% of the funds available
				  under this Chapter for grants of at least 75% of eligible project
				  cost.
Wyoming Administrative Code › Agency 060 - Lands and Investments, Office of › Sub-Agency 0003 - Loan and Investment Board › Chapter 22 - NON-IMPACT ACCOUNT GRANTS - INDIVIDUAL APPLICATIONS › Section 22-7 - Evaluation Criteria

Current through July 13, 2024
(a) Criteria. The
				Board shall evaluate applications utilizing the following criteria:
(i) The statement of needs submitted by local
				government entities as required by Laws 2006, Chapter 35, Section
				317(c)
(ii) The Board shall award
				grants in such a way that, except for emergency situations, none of the
				categories listed in section
				5(b) shall be given
				preferential treatment.
(iii) The
				extent of match committed to the project from all sources;
(iv) Whether the applicant has made a
				significant commitment of local resources;
(v) Whether the applicant has matching funds
				for the project from other than state grants;
(vi) Whether the project is appropriately
				sized in relation to the population to be served by the project;
(vii) The relative urgency of the
				project;
(viii) Whether the
				applicant is current on all its repayment obligations to the Board;
(ix) The extent to which the applicant is
				utilizing, or plans to utilize, available and qualified Wyoming based
				professional firms and contractors on the project;
(x) The financial need of the applicant, as
				determined by the Board;
(xi) The
				percentage of the applicant's population directly served by the
				project;
(xii) Reviews of the
				application by applicable state agencies.
Wyoming Administrative Code › Agency 060 - Lands and Investments, Office of › Sub-Agency 0003 - Loan and Investment Board › Chapter 22 - NON-IMPACT ACCOUNT GRANTS - INDIVIDUAL APPLICATIONS › Section 22-8 - Board Consideration

Current through July 13, 2024
The Board shall consider each application, allow for comments
				  from the applicant and from the Director, and establish the maximum amount of
				  the grant and the percent of eligible project costs that will be paid by the
				  grant.
Wyoming Administrative Code › Agency 060 - Lands and Investments, Office of › Sub-Agency 0003 - Loan and Investment Board › Chapter 22 - NON-IMPACT ACCOUNT GRANTS - INDIVIDUAL APPLICATIONS › Section 22-9 - Grant Disbursement and Administration

Current through July 13, 2024
(a)
				Grant Disbursement. Grant funds shall be disbursed to the applicant only as
				needed to discharge obligations incurred in accordance with the Board approved
				percentage split of eligible project costs. Requests for disbursements shall be
				made on a form supplied by the Office and supported by adequate proof that such
				obligations have been incurred for project purposes and are due and
				owing.
(b) The minimum grant
				disbursement shall be Five Hundred dollars ($500.00) unless it is the final
				disbursement of grant funds for the project.
(c) Fund Reversion.
(i) If the Director determines that the
				project has not been commenced within one (1) year from the date the grant is
				approved, the grant will automatically expire. Based upon information supplied
				by the grantee, the Director may grant an extension of time in which to
				commence the project.
(ii) If the
				Director determines that the project has not been completed within a reasonable
				time, he shall notify the grantee in writing at least thirty (30) days prior to
				presenting the matter for Board review. The Board, upon review of the project
				circumstances, may terminate or modify the grant award.
(iii) If the Director determines that the
				project is complete, but the full amount of the grant has not been expended,
				the Office shall notify the grantee of this determination. Thirty (30) days
				following the notification, the unused portion of the grant shall revert to
				uncommitted status.
Wyoming Administrative Code › Agency 060 - Lands and Investments, Office of › Sub-Agency 0003 - Loan and Investment Board › Chapter 22 - NON-IMPACT ACCOUNT GRANTS - INDIVIDUAL APPLICATIONS › Section 22-10 - Audits and Inspections

Current through July 13, 2024
The Board may, at its expense, conduct an audit of the
				  records of the applicant and inspect the construction and operation of the
				  project.
Wyoming Administrative Code › Agency 060 - Lands and Investments, Office of › Sub-Agency 0003 - Loan and Investment Board › Chapter 24 - IMPACT MITIGATION GRANTS AND COUNTY BLOCK GRANTS FOR CAPITAL PROJECTS - COUNTYWIDE CONSENSUS LIST AWARDS (REPEALED) › Section 24-1 - Authority

Current through July 13, 2024
This chapter is adopted pursuant to
				  W.S.
				  9-4-604 andLaws 2007, Chapter
				  136, Section 328(a) (iii),(iv) and (g),(j-n),(p-t)
				  and Section 329.
Wyoming Administrative Code › Agency 060 - Lands and Investments, Office of › Sub-Agency 0003 - Loan and Investment Board › Chapter 24 - IMPACT MITIGATION GRANTS AND COUNTY BLOCK GRANTS FOR CAPITAL PROJECTS - COUNTYWIDE CONSENSUS LIST AWARDS (REPEALED) › Section 24-2 - Definitions

Current through July 13, 2024
As used in this chapter:
(a) "Board" means the State Loan and
				Investment Board.
(b) "Consensus
				List" means a county-wide priority ranking of capital construction projects
				from highest to lowest for grant funding. This list must be agreed to by the
				board of county commissioners and the governing bodies of the cities and towns
				within that county that comprise at least seventy percent (70%) of the
				incorporated population.
(c)
				"Director" means the Director of the Office of State Lands and
				Investments.
(d) "Eight (8)
				Counties Directly Impacted by Natural Gas Development" means the following
				counties that the Board previously determined are impacted by natural gas
				development on a countywide basis and applicants located within that county
				that are eligible to submit local consensus list applications under this
				chapter: Carbon, Campbell, Fremont, Johnson, Natrona, Sheridan, Sublette and
				Sweetwater.
(e) "Eligible
				Applicant" means a county and its incorporated cities and towns, eligible
				special districts and joint powers boards. The county must certify to the Board
				that the county board of commissioners and the councils of the cities and towns
				that comprise seventy percent (70%) of the incorporated population within that
				county have reached agreement on the project(s) for which the grants will be
				used.
(f) "Eligible Project Costs"
				means total project cost, less ineligible project costs.
(g) "Office" means the Office of State Lands
				and Investments.
(h) "Projects
				Outside the Eight (8) Impacted Counties" means capital construction projects
				needed to mitigate the impact of natural gas development in the following
				fifteen (15) counties: Albany, Big Horn, Converse, Crook, Goshen, Hot Springs,
				Laramie, Lincoln, Niobrara, Park, Platte, Teton, Uinta, Washakie and Weston.
				Eligible applicants for capital construction grants within these counties are
				required to submit certified consensus lists for Board consideration per the
				rules in Section
				6 of this chapter.
(i) "Special District" means hospital, fire
				protection, sanitary and improvement, solid waste disposal, improvement and
				service, and water and sewer districts.
Wyoming Administrative Code › Agency 060 - Lands and Investments, Office of › Sub-Agency 0003 - Loan and Investment Board › Chapter 24 - IMPACT MITIGATION GRANTS AND COUNTY BLOCK GRANTS FOR CAPITAL PROJECTS - COUNTYWIDE CONSENSUS LIST AWARDS (REPEALED) › Section 24-3 - General Policy

Current through July 13, 2024
The Board shall award grants for capital projects under the
				  provisions of this chapter based on certified county-wide consensus lists and
				  funding availability for the benefit of the citizens of the
				  state.
Wyoming Administrative Code › Agency 060 - Lands and Investments, Office of › Sub-Agency 0003 - Loan and Investment Board › Chapter 24 - IMPACT MITIGATION GRANTS AND COUNTY BLOCK GRANTS FOR CAPITAL PROJECTS - COUNTYWIDE CONSENSUS LIST AWARDS (REPEALED) › Section 24-4 - Funding Availability

Current through July 13, 2024
Grant funding for this chapter is available pursuant to Laws
				  2007, Chapter 136, Section 328(a) (iii) and (iv),(g) and Section 329(a).
				  Section 328(a) (iii),(g) grant funding is allocated for capital projects
				  outside the eight (8) impacted counties that are needed to mitigate the impact
				  of natural gas development as determined by the Board. Section 328(a)(iv) grant
				  funding is allocated for capital projects in each of Wyoming's twenty-three
				  (23) counties. Section 329(a) grant funding is allocated for capital projects
				  in Wyoming's fifteen (15) counties not impacted by natural gas development as
				  previously determined by the Board. Any monies authorized by this subsection
				  remaining unexpended or unobligated on June 30, 2008 shall revert to the budget
				  reserve account.
Wyoming Administrative Code › Agency 060 - Lands and Investments, Office of › Sub-Agency 0003 - Loan and Investment Board › Chapter 24 - IMPACT MITIGATION GRANTS AND COUNTY BLOCK GRANTS FOR CAPITAL PROJECTS - COUNTYWIDE CONSENSUS LIST AWARDS (REPEALED) › Section 24-5 - Grant Eligibility

Current through July 13, 2024
(a) Applicants.
				Incorporated cities and towns, counties, special districts and joint powers
				boards shall be eligible to apply for grants under this chapter provided the
				applicant is an "eligible applicant" as defined in Section
				2(e). If the applicant is
				a special district or joint powers board, it must be legally formed and
				approved prior to receiving a grant award under this chapter.
(b) Purposes. Pursuant to
				W.S.
				9-4-604 and Laws 2007, Chapter 136, Section
				328(g),(j-n),(p-t) and Section 329 the Board shall fund consensus list grants
				to eligible applicants only when the board finds the grant is necessary to:
(i) Alleviate an emergency situation which
				poses a direct and immediate threat to health, safety or welfare;
(ii) Comply with a federal or state
				mandate;
(iii) Provide an essential
				public service. Essential public services include, but are not limited to
				capital construction, acquisition of capital equipment, public safety projects,
				housing related projects and road repair or construction.
Wyoming Administrative Code › Agency 060 - Lands and Investments, Office of › Sub-Agency 0003 - Loan and Investment Board › Chapter 24 - IMPACT MITIGATION GRANTS AND COUNTY BLOCK GRANTS FOR CAPITAL PROJECTS - COUNTYWIDE CONSENSUS LIST AWARDS (REPEALED) › Section 24-6 - Applications and Consensus List Procedures

Current through July 13, 2024
(a) Applications,
				Consensus Lists and Timing. Applications from eligible applicants for
				consideration for project funding are initially submitted locally into the
				county consensus list process in the county where the project is situated. For
				projects involving more than one county, applications are initially submitted
				into the county consensus list process in each of the project-affected
				counties. In reviewing applications the board of county commissioners and the
				governing bodies of the cities and towns within that county that comprise at
				least seventy percent (70%) of the incorporated population shall certify to the
				Board that they have reached agreement on the projects for which the funds will
				be used. Certified county consensus lists and supporting documentation must be
				submitted to the Office not later than April 30, 2007 for Board consideration
				at a May meeting to be scheduled not later than May 25, 2007.
The certified consensus list that the board of county
				  commissioners submits to the Office for Board action shall consist of the
				  following: A joint resolution certifying that the county commission and at
				  least 70% of the incorporated population of the respective county have reached
				  agreement on the project(s) to be funded under this chapter. The resolution
				  shall list each project individually to be funded under this chapter. The
				  resolution must also indicate the grant amount requested for each project and
				  the percentage of the total project to be funded with a grant under this
				  chapter. The resolution must not exceed the total amount allocated for the
				  county. In addition, the resolution shall list in priority order other eligible
				  project(s) that have been certified and can be substituted in the event that an
				  original project(s) cannot proceed. For each individual project, the applicant
				  shall submit an "Application Cover Page" on a form provided by the Office. The
				  applicant shall also submit an individual "Project Summary" form provided by
				  the Office.
(b) Incomplete
				Applications. Incomplete applications shall not be presented to the Board for
				consideration.
Wyoming Administrative Code › Agency 060 - Lands and Investments, Office of › Sub-Agency 0003 - Loan and Investment Board › Chapter 24 - IMPACT MITIGATION GRANTS AND COUNTY BLOCK GRANTS FOR CAPITAL PROJECTS - COUNTYWIDE CONSENSUS LIST AWARDS (REPEALED) › Section 24-7 - Board Consideration

Current through July 13, 2024
The Board shall consider on or before May 25, 2007 each
				  eligible county's consensus list, allow for comments from the owner of the
				  project and from the Director, and will establish the maximum award for each
				  eligible county and the applicable grant match percentage for each project on
				  each eligible county's consensus list.
Wyoming Administrative Code › Agency 060 - Lands and Investments, Office of › Sub-Agency 0003 - Loan and Investment Board › Chapter 24 - IMPACT MITIGATION GRANTS AND COUNTY BLOCK GRANTS FOR CAPITAL PROJECTS - COUNTYWIDE CONSENSUS LIST AWARDS (REPEALED) › Section 24-8 - Grant Disbursement and Administration

Current through July 13, 2024
(a)
				Grant Disbursement. Each individual project is subject to the requirements of
				this section. Grant funds for eligible project costs shall be disbursed to the
				applicant only as needed to discharge obligations. Requests for disbursements
				shall be made on a form supplied by the Office and supported by adequate proof
				that such obligations have been incurred for project purposes and are due and
				owing.
(b) The minimum grant
				disbursement shall be Five Hundred dollars ($500.00) unless it is the final
				disbursement of grant funds for the project.
(c) Fund Reversion.
(i) If the Director determines that the
				project has not been commenced within one (1) year from the date the grant is
				approved, the grant will automatically expire. Based upon information supplied
				by the grantee, the Director may grant an extension of time in which to
				commence the project.
(ii) If the
				Director determines that the project has not been completed within a reasonable
				time, the Director will notify the grantee in writing at least thirty (30) days
				prior to presenting the matter for Board review. The Board, upon review of the
				project circumstances, may terminate or modify the grant award.
(iii) If the Director determines that the
				project is complete, but the full amount of the grant has not been expended,
				the Office shall notify the grantee of this determination. Thirty (30) days
				following the notification, the unused portion of the grant shall revert to
				uncommitted status.
Wyoming Administrative Code › Agency 060 - Lands and Investments, Office of › Sub-Agency 0003 - Loan and Investment Board › Chapter 24 - IMPACT MITIGATION GRANTS AND COUNTY BLOCK GRANTS FOR CAPITAL PROJECTS - COUNTYWIDE CONSENSUS LIST AWARDS (REPEALED) › Section 24-9 - Audits and Inspections

Current through July 13, 2024
Each individual project is subject to requirements of this
				  section. The Board may, at its expense, conduct an audit of the records of the
				  applicant and inspect the construction and operation of the
				  project.
Wyoming Administrative Code › Agency 060 - Lands and Investments, Office of › Sub-Agency 0003 - Loan and Investment Board › Chapter 25 - EMERGENCY RESERVE CAPITAL PROJECTS GRANTS - INDIVIDUAL APPLICATIONS › Section 25-1 - Authority

Current through July 13, 2024
This chapter is adopted pursuant to
				  W.S.
				  9-4-604 andLaws 2007, Chapter
				  136, Section 328(a)(v) and (o).
Wyoming Administrative Code › Agency 060 - Lands and Investments, Office of › Sub-Agency 0003 - Loan and Investment Board › Chapter 25 - EMERGENCY RESERVE CAPITAL PROJECTS GRANTS - INDIVIDUAL APPLICATIONS › Section 25-2 - Definitions

Current through July 13, 2024
As used in this chapter:
(a) "Board" means the State Loan and
				Investment Board.
(b) "Director"
				means the Director of the Office of State Lands and Investments.
(c) "Eligible Applicant" means incorporated
				cities and towns, counties, special districts and joint powers boards in
				Wyoming.
(d) "Eligible Project
				Costs" means total project cost, less ineligible project costs.
(e) "Emergency Situation" means a
				situation(s) that poses a direct and immediate threat to public health, safety
				or welfare.
(f) "Office" means the
				Office of State Lands and Investments.
(g) "Special District" means hospital, fire
				protection, sanitary and improvement, solid waste disposal, improvement and
				service, and water and sewer districts.
Wyoming Administrative Code › Agency 060 - Lands and Investments, Office of › Sub-Agency 0003 - Loan and Investment Board › Chapter 25 - EMERGENCY RESERVE CAPITAL PROJECTS GRANTS - INDIVIDUAL APPLICATIONS › Section 25-3 - General Policy

Current through July 13, 2024
The Board shall award grants under the provisions of this
				  chapter for emergency capital projects in such a manner and to such applicants
				  as shall, in the judgment of the Board, inure to the greatest benefit of the
				  citizens of the state and represent a prudent use of grant
				  funds.
Wyoming Administrative Code › Agency 060 - Lands and Investments, Office of › Sub-Agency 0003 - Loan and Investment Board › Chapter 25 - EMERGENCY RESERVE CAPITAL PROJECTS GRANTS - INDIVIDUAL APPLICATIONS › Section 25-4 - Funding Availability

Current through July 13, 2024
Available emergency funding for capital projects statewide
				  for this chapter is allocated pursuant toLaws 2007, Chapter
				  136, Section 328(a)(v). The Board shall determine
				  how much of the available funding to expend for grants under this chapter. Any
				  monies authorized by this subsection remaining unexpended or unobligated on
				  June 30, 2008 shall revert to the budget reserve account.
Wyoming Administrative Code › Agency 060 - Lands and Investments, Office of › Sub-Agency 0003 - Loan and Investment Board › Chapter 25 - EMERGENCY RESERVE CAPITAL PROJECTS GRANTS - INDIVIDUAL APPLICATIONS › Section 25-5 - Grant Eligibility

Current through July 13, 2024
(a) Applicants.
				Incorporated cities and towns, counties, special districts and joint powers
				boards shall be eligible to apply to the Office for grants under this chapter.
				If the applicant is a special district or joint powers board, it must be
				legally formed and approved prior to submitting an application to receiving a
				grant award under this chapter. An applicant must be in compliance with all
				applicable reporting requirements with the Wyoming Department of Audit prior to
				its application being considered by the Board.
(b) Purposes. Pursuant to
				W.S.
				9-4-604 and laws 2007, Chapter 136, Section
				328(a)(v) and (o) the Board shall provide emergency reserve capital project
				grants to eligible applicants to be used only when the board finds the grant is
				necessary to:
(i) Alleviate an emergency
				situation which poses a direct and immediate threat to public health, safety or
				welfare;
(ii) Comply with a federal
				or state mandate;
(iii) Provide an
				essential public service. Essential public services include, but are not
				limited to capital construction, acquisition of capital equipment, public
				safety projects, housing related projects and road repair or
				construction.
Wyoming Administrative Code › Agency 060 - Lands and Investments, Office of › Sub-Agency 0003 - Loan and Investment Board › Chapter 25 - EMERGENCY RESERVE CAPITAL PROJECTS GRANTS - INDIVIDUAL APPLICATIONS › Section 25-7 - Evaluation Criteria

Current through July 13, 2024
(a) Criteria. The
				Board shall evaluate applications utilizing the following criteria:
(i) The relative urgency of the project as an
				emergency situation as defined in this chapter;
(ii) The extent of match committed to the
				project from all sources;
(iii)
				Whether the applicant has made a significant commitment of local
				resources;
(iv) Whether the
				applicant has matching funds for the project from other than state
				grants;
(v) Whether the project is
				appropriately sized in relation to the population to be served by the
				project;
(vi) Whether the applicant
				is current on all its repayment obligations to the Board;
(vii) The extent to which the applicant is
				utilizing, or plans to utilize, available and qualified Wyoming based
				professional firms and contractors on the project;
(viii) The financial need of the applicant,
				as determined by the Board;
(ix)
				The percentage of the applicant's population directly served by the
				project;
(x) Reviews of the
				application by applicable state agencies.
Wyoming Administrative Code › Agency 060 - Lands and Investments, Office of › Sub-Agency 0003 - Loan and Investment Board › Chapter 25 - EMERGENCY RESERVE CAPITAL PROJECTS GRANTS - INDIVIDUAL APPLICATIONS › Section 25-8 - Board Consideration

Current through July 13, 2024
The Board shall consider each application, allow for comments
				  from the applicant and from the Director and establish the maximum amount of
				  the grant along with applicable match requirements.
Wyoming Administrative Code › Agency 060 - Lands and Investments, Office of › Sub-Agency 0003 - Loan and Investment Board › Chapter 25 - EMERGENCY RESERVE CAPITAL PROJECTS GRANTS - INDIVIDUAL APPLICATIONS › Section 25-9 - Grant Disbursement and Administration

Current through July 13, 2024
(a)
				Grant Disbursement. Grant funds for eligible project costs shall be disbursed
				to the applicant only as needed to discharge obligations. Requests for
				disbursements shall be made on a form supplied by the Office and supported by
				adequate proof that such obligations have been incurred for project purposes
				and are due and owing.
(b) The
				minimum grant disbursement shall be Five Hundred dollars ($500.00) unless it is
				the final disbursement of grant funds for the project.
(c) Fund Reversion.
(i) If the Director determines that the
				project has not been commenced within one (1) year from the date the grant is
				approved, the grant will automatically expire. Based upon information supplied
				by the grantee, the Director may grant an extension of time in which to
				commence the project.
(ii) If the
				Director determines that the project has not been completed within a reasonable
				time, he shall notify the grantee in writing at least thirty (30) days prior to
				presenting the matter for Board review. The Board, upon review of the project
				circumstances, may terminate or modify the grant award.
(iii) If the Director determines that the
				project is complete, but the full amount of the grant has not been expended,
				the Office shall notify the grantee of this determination. Thirty (30) days
				following the notification, the unused portion of the grant shall revert to
				uncommitted status.
Wyoming Administrative Code › Agency 060 - Lands and Investments, Office of › Sub-Agency 0003 - Loan and Investment Board › Chapter 25 - EMERGENCY RESERVE CAPITAL PROJECTS GRANTS - INDIVIDUAL APPLICATIONS › Section 25-10 - Audits and Inspections

Current through July 13, 2024
Each individual project is subject to requirements of this
				  section. The Board may, at its expense, conduct an audit of the records of the
				  applicant and inspect the construction and operation of the
				  project.
Wyoming Administrative Code › Agency 060 - Lands and Investments, Office of › Sub-Agency 0003 - Loan and Investment Board › Chapter 26 - CAPITAL IMPROVEMENT PROJECTS - COUNTRYWIDE CONSENSUS LIST AWARDS (BLOCK ALLOCATIONS) › Section 26-1 - Authority

Current through July 13, 2024
This chapter is adopted pursuant toLaws
				  2008, Chapter 48,
				  Sections 328(a)(v),(f)(g)(h) and (j) and 329(a)(v)(f)(g)(h) and
				  (j).
Wyoming Administrative Code › Agency 060 - Lands and Investments, Office of › Sub-Agency 0003 - Loan and Investment Board › Chapter 26 - CAPITAL IMPROVEMENT PROJECTS - COUNTRYWIDE CONSENSUS LIST AWARDS (BLOCK ALLOCATIONS) › Section 26-2 - Definitions

Current through July 13, 2024
As used in this chapter:
(a) "Board" means the State Loan and
				Investment Board.
(b) "Capital
				Project" means the construction, replacement or improvement of a fixed asset or
				public service facility. Routine maintenance and repair does not constitute a
				capital project.
(c) "Consensus
				List" means a county-wide priority ranking of capital improvement projects from
				highest to lowest within available grant funding. This list must be certified
				as agreed to by the board of county commissioners and the governing bodies of
				the cities and towns within that county that comprise at least seventy percent
				(70%) of the incorporated population.
(d) "Director" means the Director of the
				Office of State Lands and Investments.
(e) "Eligible Applicant" means a county and
				its incorporated cities and towns, special districts and joint powers boards.
				The county must certify to the Board that the county board of commissioners and
				the councils of the cities and towns that comprise seventy percent (70%) of the
				incorporated population within that county have reached agreement on the
				project(s) for which the grants will be used.
(f) "Eligible Project Costs" means total
				project cost less ineligible project costs.
(g) "Office" means the Office of State Lands
				and Investments.
(h) "Public
				Service Facility" means a facility owned by the applicant and available for use
				by the general public including: water and sewer projects, storm drainage
				projects, street and road projects, solid waste disposal projects, acquisition
				of emergency vehicles, public administration buildings, health care facilities,
				senior citizens centers, jail and detention facilities, facilities needed to
				provide services to the disabled, costs to purchase medical equipment that
				generates revenue sufficient to service a Joint Powers Act Loan, as determined
				by the Board, and similar facilities as authorized by the Board.
Wyoming Administrative Code › Agency 060 - Lands and Investments, Office of › Sub-Agency 0003 - Loan and Investment Board › Chapter 26 - CAPITAL IMPROVEMENT PROJECTS - COUNTRYWIDE CONSENSUS LIST AWARDS (BLOCK ALLOCATIONS) › Section 26-3 - General Policy

Current through July 13, 2024
The Board shall award grants for capital projects under the
				  provisions of this chapter based on certified county-wide consensus lists and
				  funding availability for the benefit of the citizens of the
				  state.
Wyoming Administrative Code › Agency 060 - Lands and Investments, Office of › Sub-Agency 0003 - Loan and Investment Board › Chapter 26 - CAPITAL IMPROVEMENT PROJECTS - COUNTRYWIDE CONSENSUS LIST AWARDS (BLOCK ALLOCATIONS) › Section 26-4 - Funding Availability

Current through July 13, 2024
Grant funding for this chapter is available pursuant to Laws
				  2008, Chapter 48, Section 328(a)(v)(f)(g)(h) and Q) and Section
				  329(a)(v)(f)(g)(h) and (j).
Wyoming Administrative Code › Agency 060 - Lands and Investments, Office of › Sub-Agency 0003 - Loan and Investment Board › Chapter 26 - CAPITAL IMPROVEMENT PROJECTS - COUNTRYWIDE CONSENSUS LIST AWARDS (BLOCK ALLOCATIONS) › Section 26-5 - Grant Eligibility

Current through July 13, 2024
(a) Applicants.
				Incorporated cities and towns, counties, special districts and joint powers
				boards shall be eligible to apply for grants under this chapter provided the
				applicant is an "eligible applicant" as defined in Section
				2(e). If the applicant is
				a special district or joint powers board, it must be legally formed and
				approved and otherwise in compliance with statutory requirements of the Wyoming
				Department of Revenue prior to receiving a grant award under this chapter. An
				applicant must be in compliance with all applicable reporting requirements with
				the Wyoming Department of Audit prior to its application being considered by
				the Board.
(b) Ineligible Project
				Costs. The following project costs shall be ineligible for reimbursement from
				grant funds:
(i) Costs for any asset that is
				owned or maintained by a private property owner;
(ii) Costs for tap fees, sewer and water
				fees, and plant investment fees;
(iii) Engineering fees, including design,
				inspection and contract administration costs, over twenty percent (20%) of
				project cost;
(iv) All non-cash
				costs except land, labor, materials, equipment, and services provided by the
				applicant, and used for project purposes based on actual, appraised or market
				value;
(v) Costs for preparation or
				presentation of grant or loan applications for any source of funding;
(vi) Costs for transportation, meals and
				lodging incurred anywhere away from the site of the project;
(vii) Costs of tools and furnishings for
				capital projects, including but not limited to, capital equipment, hammers,
				tanks, furniture, drapes and blinds not integral to and necessary for the
				project;
(viii) Legal
				fees;
(ix) Costs related to
				issuance of bonds;
(x) Costs for
				real property in excess of current fair market value and/or costs for an amount
				of real property in excess of that needed for project purposes;
(xi) Costs to establish and form special
				districts or joint powers boards;
(xii) Costs incurred prior to grant award,
				except costs for architectural and engineering design or in emergency
				situations;
(xiii) Costs for a
				contingency or extra work allowance in excess of 10% of estimated construction
				costs.