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NOTICE OF INTENT TO AWARD

This Funding Announcement is not a request for applications. This announcement is to provide public notice of the National Park Service’s intention to fund the following project activities without full and open competition.

ABSTRACT

Funding Announcement
NPS-17-NERO-0097
Project Title
Implementation of Maurice River Comprehensive Management Plan and C2A “Wild About Cumberland” Program Expansion
Recipient
Citizens United To Protect The Maurice Rivers and Its Tributaries, Inc.
Total Anticipated Award Amount
$103,000
Non-federal Cost Share
None
Anticipated Length of Agreement
Through September 30, 2018
Anticipated Period of Performance
Through September 30, 2018
Award Instrument
Continuation: modification 0004 to existing Cooperative Agreement P13AC01210
Statutory Authority
Public Law 109-452, signed December 26, 2006; Section 11 (b)(1) of the Wild and Scenic Rivers Act (PL, 90-452, as amended); 54 U.S.C. §101702a; Historic Sites Act of 1935 and the National Historic Preservation Act of 1966.
CFDA # and Title
15.962 - National Wild and Scenic River Program
Point of Contact
Keith A. Zotti, Awarding Officer, ph# 215-597-9153

OVERVIEW

The purpose of this modification is to add funding to Agreement P13AC01210 to accomplish the agreed upon workplan for Implementation of Maurice River Comprehensive Management Plan and C2A “Wild About Cumberland” Program Expansion for FY17.

RECIPIENT INVOLVEMENT

CU Agrees to:

1. Update and/or review Local River Management Plans for long term river value protection, and also provide limited technical assistance for CMP implementation.

2. Participate in municipal zoning and planning meetings when issues arise affecting the Maurice River and its resource values.

3. Plan and implement the enumerated goals of the CMP in partnership with the NPS, and in cooperation with the NJ Department of Environmental Protection, the New Jersey Pinelands Commission, and other NGO and river conservation interests.

4. Develop and produce interpretive exhibits, educational publications, other media and programs that interpret the rivers’ values.

5. Provide technical assistance and recommendations to the NPS, municipalities, other NGOs, and the State of New Jersey concerning the management of river values, consistent with CMP implementation.

NATIONAL PARK SERVICE AGREES TO:

1. Provide financial, logistical, and technical support in accordance with this Agreement, and to undertake projects and address issues to promote the long-term protection of river values consistent with the Act and CMP implementation.

2. Make staff available to participate in appropriate meetings, to assist in conservation efforts relating to this Agreement and to assist in conducting public meetings, workshops, and reviews of municipal zoning, county and state land use management practices, and local river management plans, all consistent with the Act and CMP implementation.

3. Participate in, review and measure progress of conservation projects provided under this Agreement consistent with the CMP, and in accordance with approved schedules.

4. Coordinate with CU in the implementation of the CMP.

National Park Service

U.S. Department of the Interior

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