HMGP Grant Terms Summary

This document outlines the Hazard Mitigation Grant Program (HGMP) grant terms and conditions applicable to the City of Fort Myers' Citywide Canal Armoring project in Florida. The HMGP grant provides federal funding to states and local governments for hazard mitigation projects designed to reduce or eliminate long-term risk to people and property from natural hazards. The grant establishes the regulatory framework, compliance requirements, and conditions under which the City of Fort Myers must execute the canal armoring project, including environmental review procedures, cost-sharing obligations, and project management responsibilities. The city must comply with federal requirements including the National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA), obtain necessary permits, and maintain project documentation throughout implementation.

The grant terms specify funding mechanisms, federal cost-sharing requirements, and conditions for eligible project expenses under the HMGP program. The document establishes compliance obligations including environmental and historic preservation reviews, equal employment opportunity requirements, and documentation standards. Recipients must follow federal procurement rules for all project activities, maintain accurate financial records, and submit required reports to the granting agency. The grant requires adherence to federal wage and labor standards on construction activities and establishes procedures for project modification, closeout, and audit requirements. All project activities must align with the state's hazard mitigation strategy and demonstrate cost-effectiveness in reducing future disaster losses.