Checklist ORLP Grant Application.xlsx

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Attached to: Land and Water Conservation Fund Outdoor Recreation Legacy Partnership Program
Opportunity number: P18AS00153
Issued by: Department of the Interior

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ORLP Funding opportunity - FY18 (17) final.doc	DOC document	Apr 13, 2018
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ORLPP

Outdoor Recreation Legacy Partnership Program (ORLPP)

Grant Application Checklist

This outline lists the required elements of the application and summarizes content for each

scoring criterion. It is not necessarily expected that projects will check all the boxes.

Project Narrative: 10 pages		Budget Narrative:				4 Pages
Overview - Development		Viable & Reasonable: 10 pts
	Street address			Narrative & Table
	Planned physical improvements			Standard Form 424C
	Reason why development is needed			Use of ORLPP and Match funds
	New or rehab			Overmatch
	Types of resources, site features and constraints			5% Project Admin			Your budget is not required to have these costs, but if it does, please observe these limits!
	Current status of planning			10% Design/Eng
	Timeframe for completion and open to the public			10% Contingency
Overview - Acquisition				State Indirect (if applicable)
	Street address			No other federal dollars!
	Description of property	Partner Support/Leveraging: 15 pts
	Reason why acquistion is needed			Match Types
	New park or expansion			Amounts & sources
	Types of resources, site features and constraints			ORLPP role in leverage
	Plans for development
	Status of acquisition	Project Location & Maps
Improving Access & Addressing Deficiencies: 20 pts				Locale including nearby recreation
	Improve/Create access to close-to-home recreation			Proposed 6(f) Boundary Map
	New or expanded types of rec opportunities			Site Plans
	Meets an identified rec need or deficiency
Improving Rec Service to Target Groups
	& Providing economic benefits: 15 pts	Optional elements
	Uses and activities		Letters of Support
	Low-Income		Photos
	Job opportunities
	Economic development opportunities
	Include statistics/demographics	For States:
Engagement & Participation: Who, How & When: 10 pts		Letter of recommendation
	Efforts to engage community served by proposed project			Advance SCORP
	Partnerships: neighborhood groups, private orgs	SF-424
	Evidence of support: public notifications
	Opportunities: meetings, comment periods
Innovation and Transformative Attributes (IF ANY): 10 pts
	Redevelopment/revitalization
	New or non-traditional partners
	Unique features in design
	Novel solutions to rec needs
	Affect or advance complementary and intrinsic benefits
Alignment with SCORP and Other Plans: 5 pts
	Meet priority need or goal of SCORP
	Meet priority need or goal of other recreation plans
	Meet priority need or goal of other local or regional plans
Project Readiness: 5 pts
	Timeline for scope of work, period of performance
	Benchmark activities
	Current use or condition to be discontinued/remedied
	Any existing non-outdoor rec / Non-public uses
Applicant & Partner Capacity: 5 pts
	Experience with LWCF or Similar Federal Projects & Awards
	Partners' roles & capacity
	Sufficient title and commitment to rec mgmt forever
	O & M Resource availability				(hat tip to Jean Ayers, Alaska DNR)

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