40 C.F.R. PART 35—STATE AND LOCAL ASSISTANCE
Title 40 - Protection of Environment
Authority: 42 U.S.C. 4368b, unless otherwise noted.
This part codifies policies and procedures for financial assistance awarded by the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) to State, interstate, and local agencies, Indian Tribes and Intertribal Consortia for pollution abatement and control programs. These provisions supplement the EPA general assistance regulations in 40 CFR part 31. [66 FR 1734, Jan. 9, 2001] Authority: 42 U.S.C. 7401 et seq.; 33 U.S.C. 1251 et seq.; 42 U.S.C. 300f et seq.; 42 U.S.C. 6901 et seq.; 7 U.S.C. 136 et seq.; 15 U.S.C. 2601 et seq.; 42 U.S.C. 13101 et seq.; Pub. L. 104–134, 110 Stat. 1321, 1321–299 (1996); Pub. L. 105–65, 111 Stat. 1344, 1373 (1997).
Source: 66 FR 1734, Jan. 9, 2001, unless otherwise noted.
This subpart establishes administrative requirements for all grants awarded to State, interstate, and local agencies and other entities for the environmental programs listed in §35.101. This subpart supplements requirements in EPA's general grant regulations found at 40 CFR parts 30 and 31. Sections 35.100–35.118 contain administrative requirements that apply to all environmental program grants included in this subpart. Sections 35.130–35.418 contain requirements that apply to specified environmental program grants. Many of these environmental programs also have programmatic and technical requirements that are published elsewhere in the Code of Federal Regulations. (a) The requirements in this subpart apply to all grants awarded for the following programs: (1) Performance partnership grants (Omnibus Consolidated Rescissions and Appropriations Act of 1996, Pub. Law 104–134, 110 Stat. 1321, 1321–299 (1996) and Departments of Veterans Affairs and Housing and Urban Development, and Independent Agencies Appropriations Act, 1998, Pub. Law 105–65, 111 Stat. 1344, 1373 (1997)). (2) Air pollution control (section 105 of the Clean Air Act). (3) Water pollution control (section 106 of the Clean Water Act). (4) Public water system supervision (section 1443(a) of the Safe Drinking Water Act). (5) Underground water source protection (section 1443(b) of the Safe Drinking Water Act). (6) Hazardous waste management (section 3011(a) of the Solid Waste Disposal Act). (7) Pesticide cooperative enforcement (section 23(a)(1) of the Federal Insecticide, Fungicide, and Rodenticide Act). (8) Pesticide applicator certification and training (section 23(a)(2) of the Federal Insecticide, Fungicide, and Rodenticide Act). (9) Pesticide program implementation (section 23(a)(1) of the Federal Insecticide, Fungicide, and Rodenticide Act). (10) Nonpoint source management (sections 205(j)(5) and 319(h) of the Clean Water Act). (11) Lead-based paint program (section 404(g) of the Toxic Substances Control Act). (12) State indoor radon grants (section 306 of the Toxic Substances Control Act). (13) Toxic substances compliance monitoring (section 28 of the Toxic Substances Control Act). (14) State underground storage tanks (section 2007(f)(2) of the Solid Waste Disposal Act). (15) Pollution prevention state grants (section 6605 of the Pollution Prevention Act of 1990). (16) Water quality cooperative agreements (section 104(b)(3) of the Clean Water Act). (17) Wetlands development grants program (section 104(b)(3) of the Clean Water Act). (18) State administration of construction grant, permit, and planning programs (section 205(g) of the Clean Water Act). (19) Water quality management planning (section 205(j)(2) of the Clean Water Act). (b) Unless otherwise prohibited by statute or regulation, the requirements in §35.100 through §35.118 of this subpart also apply to grants under environmental programs established after this subpart becomes effective if specified in Agency guidance for such programs. (c) In the event a grant is awarded from EPA headquarters for one of the programs listed in paragraph (a) of this section, this subpart shall apply and the term “Regional Administrator” shall mean “Assistant Administrator'. Terms are defined as follows when they are used in this subpart. Allotment. EPA's calculation of the funds that may be available to an eligible recipient for an environmental program grant. An allotment is not an entitlement. Consolidated grant. A single grant made to a recipient consolidating funds from more than one environmental grant program. After the award is made, recipients must account for grant funds in accordance with the funds' original environmental program sources. Consolidated grants are not Performance Partnership Grants. Environmental program. A program for which EPA awards grants under the authorities listed in §35.101. The grants are subject to the requirements of this subpart. Funding period. The period of time specified in the grant agreement during which the recipient may expend or obligate funds for the purposes set forth in the agreement. National program guidance. Guidance issued by EPA's National Program Managers for establishing and maintaining effective environmental programs. This guidance establishes national goals, objectives, and priorities as well as the core performance measures and other information to be used in monitoring progress. The guidance may also set out specific environmental strategies, criteria for evaluating programs, and other elements of program implementation. Outcome. The environmental result, effect, or consequence that will occur from carrying out an environmental program or activity that is related to an environmental or programmatic goal or objective. Outcomes must be quantitative, and they may not necessarily be achievable during a grant funding period. See “output.” Output. An environmental activity or effort and associated work products related to an environmental goal or objective that will be produced or provided over a period of time or by a specified date. Outputs may be quantitative or qualitative but must be measurable during a grant funding period. See “outcome.” Performance Partnership Agreement. A negotiated agreement signed by the EPA Regional Administrator and an appropriate official of a State agency and designated as a Performance Partnership Agreement. Such agreements typically set out jointly developed goals, objectives, and priorities; the strategies to be used in meeting them; the roles and responsibilities of the State and EPA; and the measures to be used in assessing progress. A Performance Partnership Agreement may be used as all or part of a work plan for a grant if it meets the requirements for a work plan set out in §35.107. Performance Partnership Grant. A single grant combining funds from more than one environmental program. A Performance Partnership Grant may provide for administrative savings or programmatic flexibility to direct grant resources where they are most needed to address public health and environmental priorities (see also §35.130). Each Performance Partnership Grant has a single, integrated budget and recipients do not need to account for grant funds in accordance with the funds' original environmental program sources. Planning target. The amount of funds that the Regional Administrator suggests a grant applicant consider in developing its application, including the work plan, for an environmental program. Regional supplemental guidance. Guidance to environmental program applicants prepared by the Regional Administrator, based on the national program guidance and specific regional and applicant circumstances, for use in preparing a grant application. Work plan commitments. The outputs and outcomes associated with each work plan component, as established in the grant agreement. Work plan component. A negotiated set or group of work plan commitments established in the grant agreement. A work plan may have one or more work plan components. A complete application for an environmental program must: (a) Meet the requirements in 40 CFR part 31, subpart B; (b) Include a proposed work plan (§35.107); and (c) Specify the environmental program and the amount of funds requested. An applicant should submit a complete application to EPA at least 60 days before the beginning of the proposed funding period. (a) Bases for negotiating work plans. The work plan is negotiated between the applicant and the Regional Administrator and reflects consideration of national, regional, and State environmental and programmatic needs and priorities. (1) Negotiation considerations. In negotiating the work plan, the Regional Administrator and applicant will consider such factors as national program guidance; any regional supplemental guidance; goals, objectives, and priorities proposed by the applicant; other jointly identified needs or priorities; and the planning target. (2) National program guidance. If an applicant proposes a work plan that differs significantly from the goals and objectives, priorities, or core performance measures in the national program guidance associated with the proposed activities, the Regional Administrator must consult with the appropriate National Program Manager before agreeing to the work plan. (3) Use of existing guidance. An applicant should base the grant application on the national program guidance in place at the time the application is being prepared. (b) Work plan requirements. (1) The work plan is the basis for the management and evaluation of performance under the grant agreement. (2) An approvable work plan must specify: (i) The work plan components to be funded under the grant; (ii) The estimated work years and the estimated funding amounts for each work plan component; (iii) The work plan commitments for each work plan component and a time frame for their accomplishment; (iv) A performance evaluation process and reporting schedule in accordance with §35.115 of this subpart; and (v) The roles and responsibilities of the recipient and EPA in carrying out the work plan commitments. (3) The work plan must be consistent with applicable federal statutes; regulations; circulars; executive orders; and EPA delegations, approvals, or authorizations. (c) Performance Partnership Agreement as work plan. An applicant may use a Performance Partnership Agreement or a portion of a Performance Partnership Agreement as the work plan for an environmental program grant if the portions of the Performance Partnership Agreement that serve as all or part of the grant work plan: (1) Are clearly identified and distinguished from other portions of the Performance Partnership Agreement; and (2) Meet the requirements in §35.107(b). The Regional Administrator and applicant may negotiate the length of the funding period for environmental program grants, subject to limitations in appropriations acts. (a) Any applicant eligible to receive funds from more than one environmental program may submit an application for a consolidated grant. For consolidated grants, an applicant prepares a single budget and work plan covering all of the environmental programs included in the application. The consolidated budget must identify each environmental program to be included, the amount of each program's funds, and the extent to which each program's funds support each work plan component. Recipients of consolidated grants must account for grant funds in accordance with the funds' environmental program sources; funds included in a consolidated grant from a particular environmental program may be used only for that program. (b) Insular areas that choose to consolidate environmental program grants may be exempted by the Regional Administrator from requirements of this subpart in accordance with 48 U.S.C. 1469a. The Regional Administrator will review a complete application and either approve, conditionally approve, or disapprove it within 60 days of receipt. This period may be extended by mutual agreement between EPA and the applicant. The Regional Administrator will award the funds for approved or conditionally approved applications when the funds are available. (a) The Regional Administrator may approve an application upon determining that: (1) The application meets the requirements of this subpart and 40 CFR part 31; (2) The application meets the requirements of all applicable federal statutes; regulations; circulars; executive orders; and delegations, approvals, or authorizations; (3) The proposed work plan complies with the requirements of §35.107; and (4) The achievement of the proposed work plan is feasible, considering such factors as the applicant's existing circumstances, past performance, program authority, organization, resources, and procedures. (b) If the Regional Administrator finds the application does not satisfy the criteria in paragraph (a) of this section, the Regional Administrator may either: (1) Conditionally approve the application if only minor changes are required, with grant conditions necessary to ensure compliance with the criteria, or (2) Disapprove the application in writing. (a) After approving an application under §35.111, the Regional Administrator will consider such factors as the applicant's allotment, the extent to which the proposed work plan is consistent with EPA guidance and mutually agreed upon priorities, and the anticipated cost of the work plan relative to the proposed work plan components, to determine the amount of funds to be awarded. (b) If the Regional Administrator finds the requested level of funding is not justified or the work plan does not comply with the requirements of §35.107, the Regional Administrator will attempt to negotiate a resolution of the issues with the applicant before determining the award amount. The Regional Administrator may determine that the award amount will be less than the amount allotted or requested. (a) Notwithstanding the requirements of 40 CFR 31.23(a) and OMB cost principles, EPA may reimburse recipients for pre-award costs incurred from the beginning of the funding period established in the grant agreement if such costs would have been allowable if incurred after the award and the recipients submitted complete grant applications before the beginning of the budget period. Such costs must be identified in the grant application EPA approves. (b) The applicant incurs pre-award costs at its own risk. EPA is under no obligation to reimburse such costs unless they are included in an approved grant award. The provisions of 40 CFR 31.30 do not apply to environmental program grants awarded under this subpart. The following provisions govern amendments and other changes to grant work plans and budgets after the work plan is negotiated and a grant awarded. (a) Changes requiring prior approval. Recipients may make significant changes in work plan commitments only after obtaining the Regional Administrator's prior written approval. EPA, in consultation with the recipient, will document these revisions including budgeted amounts associated with the revisions. (b) Changes requiring approval. Recipients must request, in writing, grant amendments for changes requiring increases in environmental program grant amounts and extensions of the funding period. Recipients may begin implementing a change before the amendment has been approved by EPA, but do so at their own risk. If EPA approves the change, EPA will issue a grant amendment. EPA will notify the recipient in writing if the change is disapproved. (c) Changes not requiring approval. Other than those situations described in paragraphs (a) and (b) of this section, recipients do not need to obtain approval for changes, including changes in grant work plans, budgets, or other components of grant agreements, unless the Regional Administrator determines approval requirements should be imposed on a specific recipient for a specified period of time. (d) OMB cost principles. The Regional Administrator may waive in writing approval requirements for specific recipients and costs contained in OMB cost principles. (e) Changes in consolidated grants. Recipients of consolidated grants under §35.109 may not transfer funds among environmental programs. (f) Subgrants. Subgrantees must request required approvals in writing from the recipient and the recipient shall approve or disapprove the request in writing. A recipient will not approve any work plan or budget revision which is inconsistent with the purpose or terms and conditions of the federal grant to the recipient. If the revision requested by the subgrantee would result in a significant change to the recipient's approved grant which requires EPA approval, the recipient will obtain EPA's approval before approving the subgrantee's request. (a) Joint evaluation process. The applicant and the Regional Administrator will develop a process for jointly evaluating and reporting progress and accomplishments under the work plan. A description of the evaluation process and a reporting schedule must be included in the work plan (see §35.107(b)(2)(iv)). The schedule must require the recipient to report at least annually and must satisfy the requirements for progress reporting under 40 CFR 31.40(b). (b) Elements of the evaluation process. The evaluation process must provide for: (1) A discussion of accomplishments as measured against work plan commitments; (2) A discussion of the cumulative effectiveness of the work performed under all work plan components; (3) A discussion of existing and potential problem areas; and (4) Suggestions for improvement, including, where feasible, schedules for making improvements. (c) Resolution of issues. If the joint evaluation reveals that the recipient has not made sufficient progress under the work plan, the Regional Administrator and the recipient will negotiate a resolution that addresses the issues. If the issues cannot be resolved through negotiation, the Regional Administrator may take appropriate measures under 40 CFR 31.43. The recipient may request review of the Regional Administrator's decision under the dispute processes in 40 CFR 31.70. (d) Evaluation reports. The Regional Administrator will ensure that the required evaluations are performed according to the negotiated schedule and that copies of evaluation reports are placed in the official files and provided to the recipient. If funds remain in a State's allotment for an environmental program grant either after grants for that environmental program have been made or because no grant was made, the Regional Administrator may, subject to any limitations contained in appropriation acts, use all or part of the funds to support a federal program required by law in the State in the absence of an acceptable State program. If funds for an environmental program grant remain in a State's allotment either after an initial environmental program grant has been made or because no grant was made, and the Regional Administrator does not use the funds under §35.116 of this subpart, the Regional Administrator may award the funds to any eligible recipient in the region, including the same State or an Indian Tribe or Tribal consortium, for the same environmental program or for a Performance Partnership Grant, subject to any limitations in appropriation acts. Subject to any relevant provisions of law, if a recipient's Financial Status Report shows unexpended balances, the Regional Administrator will deobligate the unexpended balances and make them available, to either the same recipient in the same region or other eligible recipients, including Indian Tribes and Tribal Consortia, for environmental program grants. (a) Purpose of section. Sections 35.130 through 35.138 govern Performance Partnership Grants to States and interstate agencies authorized in the Omnibus Consolidated Rescissions and Appropriations Act of 1996, (Pub. L. 104–134; 110 Stat. 1321, 1321–299 (1996)) and the Departments of Veterans Affairs and Housing and Urban Development, and Independent Agencies Appropriations Act, 1998, (Pub. L. 105–65; 111 Stat. 1344, 1373 (1997)). (b) Purpose of program. Performance Partnership Grants enable States and interstate agencies to combine fun
Title 40: Protection of Environment
PART 35—STATE AND LOCAL ASSISTANCE
Section Contents
§ 35.001 Applicability.
General
§ 35.100 Purpose of the subpart.
§ 35.101 Environmental programs covered by the subpart.
§ 35.102 Definitions of terms.
Preparing an Application
§ 35.104 Components of a complete application.
§ 35.105 Time frame for submitting an application.
§ 35.107 Work plans.
§ 35.108 Funding period.
§ 35.109 Consolidated grants.
EPA Action on Application
§ 35.110 Time frame for EPA action.
§ 35.111 Criteria for approving an application.
§ 35.112 Factors considered in determining award amount.
§ 35.113 Reimbursement for pre-award costs.
Post-Award Requirements
§ 35.114 Amendments and other changes.
§ 35.115 Evaluation of performance.
§ 35.116 Direct implementation.
§ 35.117 Unused funds.
§ 35.118 Unexpended balances.
Performance Partnership Grants
§ 35.130 Purpose of Performance Partnership Grants.
§ 35.132 Requirements summary.
§ 35.133 Programs eligible for inclusion.
§ 35.134 Eligible recipients.
§ 35.135 Activities eligible for funding.
§ 35.136 Cost share requirements.
§ 35.137 Application requirements.
§ 35.138 Competitive grants.
Air Pollution Control (Section 105)
§ 35.140 Purpose.
§ 35.141 Definitions.
§ 35.143 Allotment.
§ 35.145 Maximum federal share.
§ 35.146 Maintenance of effort.
§ 35.147 Minimum cost share for a Performance Partnership Grant.
§ 35.148 Award limitations.
Water Pollution Control (Section 106)
§ 35.160 Purpose.
§ 35.161 Definition.
§ 35.162 Basis for allotment.
§ 35.165 Maintenance of effort.
§ 35.168 Award limitations.
Public Water System Supervision (Section 1443(
§ 35.170 Purpose.
§ 35.172 Allotment.
§ 35.175 Maximum federal share.
§ 35.178 Award limitations.
Underground Water Source Protection (Section 1443(
§ 35.190 Purpose.
§ 35.192 Basis for allotment.
§ 35.195 Maximum federal share.
§ 35.198 Award limitation.
Hazardous Waste Management (Section 3011(
§ 35.210 Purpose.
§ 35.212 Basis for allotment.
§ 35.215 Maximum federal share.
§ 35.218 Award limitation.
Pesticide Cooperative Enforcement (Section 23(
§ 35.230 Purpose.
§ 35.232 Basis for allotment.
§ 35.235 Maximum federal share.
Pesticide Applicator Certification and Training (Section 23(
§ 35.240 Purpose.
§ 35.242 Basis for allotment.
§ 35.245 Maximum federal share.
Pesticide Program Implementation (Section 23(
§ 35.250 Purpose.
§ 35.251 Basis for allotment.
§ 35.252 Maximum federal share.
Nonpoint Source-Management (Section 319(
§ 35.260 Purpose.
§ 35.265 Maximum federal share.
§ 35.266 Maintenance of effort.
§ 35.268 Award limitations.
Lead-Based Paint Program (Section 404(
§ 35.270 Purpose.
§ 35.272 Funding coordination.
State Indoor Radon Grants (Section 306)
§ 35.290 Purpose.
§ 35.292 Basis for allotment.
§ 35.295 Maximum federal share.
§ 35.298 Award limitations.
Toxic Substances Compliance Monitoring (Section 28)
§ 35.310 Purpose.
§ 35.312 Basis for allotment.
§ 35.315 Maximum federal share.
§ 35.318 Award limitation.
State Underground Storage Tanks (Section 2007(
§ 35.330 Purpose.
§ 35.332 Basis for allotment.
§ 35.335 Maximum federal share.
Pollution Prevention State Grants (Section 6605)
§ 35.340 Purpose.
§ 35.342 Competitive process.
§ 35.343 Definitions.
§ 35.345 Eligible applicants.
§ 35.348 Award limitation.
§ 35.349 Maximum federal share.
Water Quality Cooperative Agreements (Section 104(
§ 35.360 Purpose.
§ 35.362 Competitive process.
§ 35.364 Maximum federal share.
State Wetlands Development Grants (Section 104(
§ 35.380 Purpose.
§ 35.382 Competitive process.
§ 35.385 Maximum federal share.
State Administration (Section 205(
§ 35.400 Purpose.
§ 35.402 Allotment.
§ 35.405 Maintenance of effort.
§ 35.408 Award limitations.
Water Quality Management Planning Grants (Section 205(
§ 35.410 Purpose.
§ 35.412 Allotment.
§ 35.415 Maximum federal share.
§ 35.418 Award limitations.
General—All Grants
§ 35.500 Purpose of the subpart.
§ 35.501 Environmental programs covered by the subpart.
§ 35.502 Definitions of terms.
§ 35.503 Deviation from this subpart.
§ 35.504 Eligibility of an Intertribal Consortium.
Preparing an Application
§ 35.505 Components of a complete application.
§ 35.506 Time frame for submitting an application.
§ 35.507 Work plans.
§ 35.508 Funding period.
§ 35.509 Consolidated grants.
EPA Action on Application
§ 35.510 Time frame for EPA action.
§ 35.511 Criteria for approving an application.
§ 35.512 Factors considered in determining award amount.
§ 35.513 Reimbursement for pre-award costs.
Post-Award Requirements
§ 35.514 Amendments and other changes.
§ 35.515 Evaluation of performance.
§ 35.516 Direct implementation.
§ 35.517 Unused funds.
§ 35.518 Unexpended balances.
Performance Partnership Grants
§ 35.530 Purpose of Performance Partnership Grants.
§ 35.532 Requirements summary.
§ 35.533 Programs eligible for inclusion.
§ 35.534 Eligible recipients.
§ 35.535 Activities eligible for funding.
§ 35.536 Cost share requirements.
§ 35.537 Application requirements.
§ 35.538 Project period.
Indian Environmental General Assistance Program (GAP)
§ 35.540 Purpose.
§ 35.542 Definitions. [Reserved]
§ 35.543 Eligible recipients.
§ 35.545 Eligible activities.
§ 35.548 Award limitations.
Air Pollution Control (Section 105)
§ 35.570 Purpose.
§ 35.572 Definitions.
§ 35.573 Eligible Tribe.
§ 35.575 Maximum federal share.
§ 35.576 Maintenance of effort.
§ 35.578 Award limitation.
Water Pollution Control (Sections 106 and 518)
§ 35.580 Purpose.
§ 35.582 Definitions.
§ 35.583 Eligible recipients.
§ 35.585 Maximum federal share.
§ 35.588 Award limitations.
Water Quality Cooperative Agreements (Section 104(
§ 35.600 Purpose.
§ 35.603 Competitive process.
§ 35.604 Maximum federal share.
Wetlands Development Grant Program (Section 104(
§ 35.610 Purpose.
§ 35.613 Competitive process.
§ 35.615 Maximum federal share.
Nonpoint Source Management Grants (Sections 319(
§ 35.630 Purpose.
§ 35.632 Definition.
§ 35.633 Eligibility requirements.
§ 35.635 Maximum federal share.
§ 35.636 Maintenance of effort.
§ 35.638 Award limitations.
Pesticide Cooperative Enforcement (Section 23(
§ 35.640 Purpose.
§ 35.641 Eligible recipients.
§ 35.642 Maximum federal share.
§ 35.645 Basis for allotment.
Pesticide Applicator Certification and Training (Section 23(
§ 35.646 Purpose.
§ 35.649 Maximum federal share.
Pesticide Program Implementation (Section 23(
§ 35.650 Purpose.
§ 35.653 Eligible recipients.
§ 35.655 Basis for allotment.
§ 35.659 Maximum federal share.
Pollution Prevention Grants (Section 6605)
§ 35.660 Purpose.
§ 35.661 Competitive process.
§ 35.662 Definitions.
§ 35.663 Eligible recipients.
§ 35.668 Award limitation.
§ 35.669 Maximum federal share.
Public Water System Supervision (Section 1443(
§ 35.670 Purpose.
§ 35.672 Definition.
§ 35.673 Annual amount reserved by EPA.
§ 35.675 Maximum federal share.
§ 35.676 Eligible recipients.
§ 35.678 Award limitations.
Underground Water Source Protection (Section 1443(
§ 35.680 Purpose.
§ 35.682 Definition.
§ 35.683 Annual amount reserved by EPA.
§ 35.685 Maximum federal share.
§ 35.686 Eligible recipients.
§ 35.688 Award limitations.
Lead-Based Paint Program (Section 404(
§ 35.690 Purpose.
§ 35.691 Funding coordination.
§ 35.693 Eligible recipients.
Indoor Radon Grants (Section 306)
§ 35.700 Purpose.
§ 35.702 Basis for allotment.
§ 35.703 Eligible recipients.
§ 35.705 Maximum federal share.
§ 35.708 Award limitations.
Toxic Substances Compliance Monitoring (Section 28)
§ 35.710 Purpose.
§ 35.712 Competitive process.
§ 35.713 Eligible recipients.
§ 35.715 Maximum federal share.
§ 35.718 Award limitation.
Hazardous Waste Management Program Grants (Pub.L. 105–276)
§ 35.720 Purpose.
§ 35.723 Competitive process.
§ 35.725 Maximum federal share.
Underground Storage Tanks Program Grants (Pub. L. 105–276)
§ 35.730 Purpose.
§ 35.731 Eligible recipients.
§ 35.732 Basis for allotment.
§ 35.735 Maximum federal share.
§ 35.900 Purpose.
§ 35.901 Program policy.
§ 35.903 Summary of construction grant program.
§ 35.905 Definitions.
§ 35.907 Municipal pretreatment program.
§ 35.908 Innovative and alternative technologies.
§ 35.909 Step 2+3 grants.
§ 35.910 Allocation of funds.
§ 35.910-1 Allotments.
§ 35.910-2 Period of availability; reallotment.
§§ 35.910-3--35.910-4 [Reserved]
§ 35.910-5 Additional allotments of previously withheld sums.
§ 35.910-6 Fiscal Year 1977 public works allotments.
§ 35.910-7 Fiscal Year 1977 Supplemental Appropriations Act allotments.
§ 35.910-8 Allotments for fiscal years 1978–1981.
§ 35.910-9 Allotment of Fiscal Year 1978 appropriation.
§ 35.910-10 Allotment of Fiscal Year 1979 appropriation.
§ 35.910-11 Allotment of Fiscal Year 1980 appropriation.
§ 35.910-12 Reallotment of deobligated funds of Fiscal Year 1978.
§ 35.912 Delegation to State agencies.
§ 35.915 State priority system and project priorty list.
§ 35.915-1 Reserves related to the project priority list.
§ 35.917 Facilities planning (step 1).
§ 35.917-1 Content of facilities plan.
§ 35.917-2 State responsibilities.
§ 35.917-3 Federal assistance.
§ 35.917-4 Planning scope and detail.
§ 35.917-5 Public participation.
§ 35.917-6 Acceptance by implementing governmental units.
§ 35.917-7 State review and certification of facilities plan.
§ 35.917-8 Submission and approval of facilities plan.
§ 35.917-9 Revision or amendment of facilities plan.
§ 35.918 Individual systems.
§ 35.918-1 Additional limitations on awards for individual systems.
§ 35.918-2 Eligible and ineligible costs.
§ 35.918-3 Requirements for discharge of effluents.
§ 35.920 Grant application.
§ 35.920-1 Eligibility.
§ 35.920-2 Procedure.
§ 35.920-3 Contents of application.
§ 35.925 Limitations on award.
§ 35.925-1 Facilities planning.
§ 35.925-2 Water quality management plans and agencies.
§ 35.925-3 Priority determination.
§ 35.925-4 State allocation.
§ 35.925-5 Funding and other capabilities.
§ 35.925-6 Permits.
§ 35.925-7 Design.
§ 35.925-8 Environmental review.
§ 35.925-9 Civil rights.
§ 35.925-10 Operation and maintenance program.
§ 35.925-11 User charges and industrial cost recovery.
§ 35.925-12 Property.
§ 35.925-13 Sewage collection system.
§ 35.925-14 Compliance with environmental laws.
§ 35.925-15 Treatment of industrial wastes.
§ 35.925-16 Federal activities.
§ 35.925-17 Retained amounts for reconstruction and expansion.
§ 35.925-18 Limitation upon project costs incurred prior to award.
§ 35.925-19 [Reserved]
§ 35.925-20 Procurement.
§ 35.925-21 Storm sewers.
§ 35.926 Value engineering (VE).
§ 35.927 Sewer system evaluation and rehabilitation.
§ 35.927-1 Infiltration/inflow analysis.
§ 35.927-2 Sewer system evaluation survey.
§ 35.927-3 Rehabilitation.
§ 35.927-4 Sewer use ordinance.
§ 35.927-5 Project procedures.
§ 35.928 Requirements for an industrial cost recovery system.
§ 35.928-1 Approval of the industrial cost recovery system.
§ 35.928-2 Use of industrial cost recovery payments.
§ 35.928-3 Implementation of the industrial cost recovery system.
§ 35.928-4 Moratorium on industrial cost recovery payments.
§ 35.929 Requirements for user charge system.
§ 35.929-1 Approval of the user charge system.
§ 35.929-2 General requirements for all user charge systems.
§ 35.929-3 Implementation of the user charge system.
§ 35.930 Award of grant assistance.
§ 35.930-1 Types of projects.
§ 35.930-2 Grant amount.
§ 35.930-3 Grant term.
§ 35.930-4 Project scope.
§ 35.930-5 Federal share.
§ 35.930-6 Limitation on Federal share.
§ 35.935 Grant conditions.
§ 35.935-1 Grantee responsibilities.
§ 35.935-2 Procurement.
§ 35.935-3 Property.
§ 35.935-4 Step 2+3 projects.
§ 35.935-5 Davis-Bacon and related statutes.
§ 35.935-6 Equal employment opportunity.
§ 35.935-7 Access.
§ 35.935-8 Supervision.
§ 35.935-9 Project initiation and completion.
§ 35.935-10 Copies of contract documents.
§ 35.935-11 Project changes.
§ 35.935-12 Operation and maintenance.
§ 35.935-13 Submission and approval of user charge systems.
§ 35.935-14 Final inspection.
§ 35.935-15 Submission and approval of industrial cost recovery system.
§ 35.935-16 Sewer use ordinance and evaluation/rehabilitation program.
§ 35.935-17 Training facility.
§ 35.935-18 Value engineering.
§ 35.935-19 Municipal pretreatment program.
§ 35.935-20 Innovative processes and techniques.
§ 35.936 Procurement.
§ 35.936-1 Definitions.
§ 35.936-2 Grantee procurement systems; State or local law.
§ 35.936-3 Competition.
§ 35.936-4 Profits.
§ 35.936-5 Grantee responsibility.
§ 35.936-6 EPA responsibility.
§ 35.936-7 Small and minority business.
§ 35.936-8 Privity of contract.
§ 35.936-9 Disputes.
§ 35.936-10 Federal procurement regulations.
§ 35.936-11 General requirements for subagreements.
§ 35.936-12 Documentation.
§ 35.936-13 Specifications.
§ 35.936-14 Force account work.
§ 35.936-15 Limitations on subagree-ment award.
§ 35.936-16 Code or standards of conduct.
§ 35.936-17 Fraud and other unlawful or corrupt practices.
§ 35.936-18 Negotiation of subagree-ments.
§ 35.936-19 Small purchases.
§ 35.936-20 Allowable costs.
§ 35.936-21 Delegation to State agencies; certification of procurement systems.
§ 35.936-22 Bonding and insurance.
§ 35.937 Subagreements for architectural or engineering services.
§ 35.937-1 Type of contract (subagreement).
§ 35.937-2 Public notice.
§ 35.937-3 Evaluation of qualifications.
§ 35.937-4 Solicitation and evaluation of proposals.
§ 35.937-5 Negotiation.
§ 35.937-6 Cost and price considerations.
§ 35.937-7 Profit.
§ 35.937-8 Award of subagreement.
§ 35.937-9 Required solicitation and subagreement provisions.
§ 35.937-10 Subagreement payments—architectural or engineering services.
§ 35.937-11 Applicability to existing contracts.
§ 35.937-12 Subcontracts under subagreements for architectural or engineering services.
§ 35.938 Construction contracts (subagreements) of grantees.
§ 35.938-1 Applicability.
§ 35.938-2 Performance by contract.
§ 35.938-3 Type of contract.
§ 35.938-4 Formal advertising.
§ 35.938-5 Negotiation of contract amendments (change orders).
§ 35.938-6 Progress payments to contractors.
§ 35.938-7 Retention from progress payments.
§ 35.938-8 Required construction contract provisions.
§ 35.938-9 Subcontracts under construction contracts.
§ 35.939 Protests.
§ 35.940 Determination of allowable costs.
§ 35.940-1 Allowable project costs.
§ 35.940-2 Unallowable costs.
§ 35.940-3 Costs allowable, if approved.
§ 35.940-4 Indirect costs.
§ 35.940-5 Disputes concerning allowable costs.
§ 35.945 Grant payments.
§ 35.950 Suspension, termination or annulment of grants.
§ 35.955 Grant amendments to increase grant amounts.
§ 35.960 Disputes.
§ 35.965 Enforcement.
§ 35.970 Contract enforcement.
Appendix A to Subpart E of Part 35—Cost-Effectiveness Analysis Guidelines
Appendix B to Subpart E of Part 35—Federal Guidelines—User Charges for Operation and Maintenance of Publicly Owned Treatment Works
Appendix C–1 to Subpart E of Part 35—Required Provisions—Consulting Engineering Agreements
Appendix C–2 to Subpart E of Part 35—Required Provisions—Construction Contracts
Appendix D to Subpart E of Part 35—EPA Transition Policy—Existing Consulting Engineering Agreements
Appendix E to Subpart E of Part 35—Innovative and Alternative Technology Guidelines
§ 35.1600 Purpose.
§ 35.1603 Summary of clean lakes assistance program.
§ 35.1605 Definitions.
§ 35.1605-1 The Act.
§ 35.1605-2 Freshwater lake.
§ 35.1605-3 Publicly owned freshwater lake.
§ 35.1605-4 Nonpoint source.
§ 35.1605-5 Eutrophic lake.
§ 35.1605-6 Trophic condition.
§ 35.1605-7 Desalinization.
§ 35.1605-8 Diagnostic-feasibility study.
§ 35.1605-9 Indian Tribe set forth at 40 CFR 130.6(d).
§ 35.1610 Eligibility.
§ 35.1613 Distribution of funds.
§ 35.1615 Substate agreements.
§ 35.1620 Application requirements.
§ 35.1620-1 Types of assistance.
§ 35.1620-2 Contents of applications.
§ 35.1620-3 Environmental evaluation.
§ 35.1620-4 Public participation.
§ 35.1620-5 State work programs and lake priority lists.
§ 35.1620-6 Intergovernmental review.
§ 35.1630 State lake classification surveys.
§ 35.1640 Application review and evaluation.
§ 35.1640-1 Application review criteria.
§ 35.1650 Award.
§ 35.1650-1 Project period.
§ 35.1650-2 Limitations on awards.
§ 35.1650-3 Conditions on award.
§ 35.1650-4 Payment.
§ 35.1650-5 Allowable costs.
§ 35.1650-6 Reports.
Appendix A to Subpart H of Part 35—Requirements for Diagnostic-Feasibility Studies and Environmental Evaluations
§ 35.2000 Purpose and policy.
§ 35.2005 Definitions.
§ 35.2010 Allotment; reallotment.
§ 35.2012 Capitalization grants.
§ 35.2015 State priority system and project priority list.
§ 35.2020 Reserves.
§ 35.2021 Reallotment of reserves.
§ 35.2023 Water quality management planning.
§ 35.2024 Combined sewer overflows.
§ 35.2025 Allowance and advance of allowance.
§ 35.2030 Facilities planning.
§ 35.2032 Innovative and alternative technologies.
§ 35.2034 Privately owned individual systems.
§ 35.2035 Rotating biological contractor (RBC) replacement grants.
§ 35.2036 Design/build project grants.
§ 35.2040 Grant application.
§ 35.2042 Review of grant applications.
§ 35.2050 Effect of approval or certification of documents.
§ 35.2100 Limitations on award.
§ 35.2101 Advanced treatment.
§ 35.2102 Water quality management planning.
§ 35.2103 Priority determination.
§ 35.2104 Funding and other considerations.
§ 35.2105 Debarment and suspension.
§ 35.2106 Plan of operation.
§ 35.2107 Intermunicipal service agreements.
§ 35.2108 Phased or segmented treatment works.
§ 35.2109 Step 2+3.
§ 35.2110 Access to individual systems.
§ 35.2111 Revised water quality standards.
§ 35.2112 Marine discharge waiver applicants.
§ 35.2113 Environmental review.
§ 35.2114 Value engineering.
§ 35.2116 Collection system.
§ 35.2118 Preaward costs.
§ 35.2120 Infiltration/Inflow.
§ 35.2122 Approval of user charge system and proposed sewer use ordinance.
§ 35.2123 Reserve capacity.
§ 35.2125 Treatment of wastewater from industrial users.
§ 35.2127 Federal facilities.
§ 35.2130 Sewer use ordinance.
§ 35.2140 User charge system.
§ 35.2152 Federal share.
§ 35.2200 Grant conditions.
§ 35.2202 Step 2+3 projects.
§ 35.2203 Step 7 projects.
§ 35.2204 Project changes.
§ 35.2205 Maximum allowable project cost.
§ 35.2206 Operation and maintenance.
§ 35.2208 Adoption of sewer use ordinance and user charge system.
§ 35.2210 Land acquisition.
§ 35.2211 Field testing for Innovative and Alternative Technology Report.
§ 35.2212 Project initiation.
§ 35.2214 Grantee responsibilities.
§ 35.2216 Notice of building completion and final inspection.
§ 35.2218 Project performance.
§ 35.2250 Determination of allowable costs.
§ 35.2260 Advance purchase of eligible land.
§ 35.2262 Funding of field testing.
§ 35.2300 Grant payments.
§ 35.2350 Subagreement enforcement.
Appendix A to Subpart I of Part 35—Determination of Allowable Costs
Appendix B to Subpart I of Part 35—Allowance for Facilities Planning and Design
§ 35.3000 Purpose.
§ 35.3005 Policy.
§ 35.3010 Delegation agreement.
§ 35.3015 Extent of State responsibilities.
§ 35.3020 Certification procedures.
§ 35.3025 Overview of State performance under delegation.
§ 35.3030 Right of review of State decision.
§ 35.3035 Public participation.
§ 35.3100 Policy and purpose.
§ 35.3105 Definitions.
§ 35.3110 Fund establishment.
§ 35.3115 Eligible activities of the SRF.
§ 35.3120 Authorized types of assistance.
§ 35.3125 Limitations on SRF assistance.
§ 35.3130 The capitalization grant agreement.
§ 35.3135 Specific capitalization grant agreement requirements.
§ 35.3140 Environmental review requirements.
§ 35.3145 Application of other Federal authorities.
§ 35.3150 Intended Use Plan (IUP).
§ 35.3155 Payments.
§ 35.3160 Cash draw rules.
§ 35.3165 Reports and audits.
§ 35.3170 Corrective action.
Appendix A to Subpart K of Part 35—Criteria for evaluating a State's proposed NEPA-Like process
§ 35.3500 Purpose, policy, and applicability.
§ 35.3505 Definitions.
§ 35.3510 Establishment of the DWSRF program.
§ 35.3515 Allotment and withholdings of funds.
§ 35.3520 Systems, projects, and project-related costs eligible for assistance from the Fund.
§ 35.3525 Authorized types of assistance from the Fund.
§ 35.3530 Limitations on uses of the Fund.
§ 35.3535 Authorized set-aside activities.
§ 35.3540 Requirements for funding set-aside activities.
§ 35.3545 Capitalization grant agreement.
§ 35.3550 Specific capitalization grant agreement requirements.
§ 35.3555 Intended Use Plan (IUP).
§ 35.3560 General payment and cash draw rules.
§ 35.3565 Specific cash draw rules for authorized types of assistance from the Fund.
§ 35.3570 Reports and audits.
§ 35.3575 Application of Federal cross-cutting authorities (cross-cutters).
§ 35.3580 Environmental review requirements.
§ 35.3585 Compliance assurance procedures.
Appendix A to Subpart L—Criteria for Evaluating a State's Proposed NEPA-Like Process
General
§ 35.4000 Authority.
§ 35.4005 What is a Technical Assistance Grant?
§ 35.4010 What does this subpart do?
§ 35.4011 Do the general grant regulations for nonprofit organizations apply to TAGs?
§ 35.4012 If there appears to be a difference between the requirements in 40 CFR part 30 and this subpart, which regulations should my group follow?
§ 35.4015 Do certain words in this subpart have specific meaning?
Who Is Eligible?
§ 35.4020 Is my community group eligible for a TAG?
§ 35.4025 Is there any way my group can get a TAG if it is currently ineligible?
§ 35.4030 Can I be part of a TAG group if I belong to an ineligible group?
§ 35.4035 Does EPA use the same eligibility criteria for TAGs at “Federal facility” sites?
§ 35.4040 How many groups can receive a TAG at one Superfund site?
Your Responsibilities as a TAG Recipient
§ 35.4045 What requirements must my group meet as a TAG recipient?
§ 35.4050 Must my group contribute toward the cost of a TAG?
§ 35.4055 What if my group can't come up with the “matching funds?”
How Much Money TAGs Provide
§ 35.4060 How much money can my group receive through a TAG?
§ 35.4065 How can my group get more than $50,000?
What TAGs Can Pay For
§ 35.4070 How can my group spend TAG money?
§ 35.4075 Are there things my group can't spend TAG money for?
How You Get the Money
§ 35.4080 Does my group get a lump sum up front, or does EPA reimburse us for costs we incur?
§ 35.4085 Can my group get an “advance payment” to help us get started?
§ 35.4090 If my group is eligible for an advance payment, how do we get our funds?
§ 35.4095 What can my group pay for with an advance payment?
§ 35.4100 Can my group incur any costs prior to the award of our grant?
How To Apply for a TAG
§ 35.4105 What is the first step for getting a TAG?
§ 35.4106 What information should an LOI include?
§ 35.4110 What does EPA do once it receives the first LOI from a group?
§ 35.4115 After the public notice that EPA has received an LOI, how much time does my group have to form a coalition or submit a separate LOI?
§ 35.4120 What does my group do next?
§ 35.4125 What else does my group need to do?
§ 35.4130 What must be included in my group's budget?
§ 35.4135 What period of time should my group's budget cover?
§ 35.4140 What must be included in my group's work plan?
§ 35.4145 How much time do my group or other interested groups have to submit a TAG application to EPA?
§ 35.4150 What happens after my group submits its application to EPA?
§ 35.4155 How does EPA decide whether to award a TAG to our group?
§ 35.4160 What does EPA do if more than one group applies for a TAG at the same site?
§ 35.4161 Does the TAG application process affect the schedule for work at my site?
§ 35.4165 When does EPA award a TAG?
Managing Your TAG
§ 35.4170 What kinds of reporting does EPA require?
§ 35.4175 What other reporting and record keeping requirements are there?
§ 35.4180 Must my group keep financial records after we finish our TAG?
§ 35.4185 What does my group do with reports our technical advisor prepares for us?
Procuring a Technical Advisor or Other Contractor With TAG Funds
§ 35.4190 How does my group identify a qualified technical advisor?
§ 35.4195 Are there certain people my group cannot select to be our technical advisor, grant administrator, or other contractor under the grant?
§ 35.4200 What restrictions apply to contractors my group procures for our TAG?
§ 35.4205 How does my group procure a technical advisor or any other contractor?
§ 35.4210 Must my group solicit and document bids for our procurements?
§ 35.4215 What if my group can't find an adequate number of potential sources for a technical advisor or other contractor?
§ 35.4220 How does my group ensure a prospective contractor does not have a conflict of interest?
§ 35.4225 What if my group decides a prospective contractor has a conflict of interest?
§ 35.4230 What are my group's contractual responsibilities once we procure a contractor?
§ 35.4235 Are there specific provisions my group's contract(s) must contain?
Requirements for TAG Contractors
§ 35.4240 What provisions must my group's TAG contractor comply with if it subcontracts?
Grant Disputes, Termination, and Enforcement
§ 35.4245 How does my group resolve a disagreement with EPA regarding our TAG?
§ 35.4250 Under what circumstances would EPA terminate my group's TAG?
§ 35.4255 Can my group terminate our TAG?
§ 35.4260 What other steps might EPA take if my group fails to comply with the terms and conditions of our award?
Closing Out a TAG
§ 35.4265 How does my group close out our TAG?
Other Things You Need To Know
§ 35.4270 Definitions.
§ 35.4275 Where can my group get the documents this subpart references (for example, OMB circulars, other subparts, forms)?
General
§ 35.6000 Authority.
§ 35.6005 Purpose and scope.
§ 35.6010 Eligibility.
§ 35.6015 Definitions.
§ 35.6020 Other statutory provisions.
§ 35.6025 Deviation from this subpart.
Pre-Remedial Response Cooperative Agreements
§ 35.6050 Eligibility for pre-remedial Cooperative Agreements.
§ 35.6055 State-lead pre-remedial Cooperative Agreements.
§ 35.6060 Political subdivision-lead pre-remedial Cooperative Agreements.
§ 35.6070 Indian Tribe-lead pre-remedial Cooperative Agreements.
Remedial Response Cooperative Agreements
§ 35.6100 Eligibility for remedial Cooperative Agreements.
§ 35.6105 State-lead remedial Cooperative Agreements.
§ 35.6110 Indian Tribe-lead remedial Cooperative Agreements.
§ 35.6115 Political subdivision-lead remedial Cooperative Agreements.
§ 35.6120 Notification of the out-of-State or out-of-Indian Tribal jurisdiction transfer of CERCLA waste.
Enforcement Cooperative Agreements
§ 35.6145 Eligibility for enforcement Cooperative Agreements.
§ 35.6150 Activities eligible for funding under enforcement Cooperative Agreements.
§ 35.6155 State, political subdivision or Indian Tribe-lead enforcement Cooperative Agreements.
Removal Response Cooperative Agreements
§ 35.6200 Eligibility for removal Cooperative Agreements.
§ 35.6205 Removal Cooperative Agreements.
Core Program Cooperative Agreements
§ 35.6215 Eligibility for Core Program Cooperative Agreements.
§ 35.6220 General.
§ 35.6225 Activities eligible for funding under Core Program Cooperative Agreements.
§ 35.6230 Application requirements.
§ 35.6235 Cost sharing.
Support Agency Cooperative Agreements
§ 35.6240 Eligibility for support agency Cooperative Agreements.
§ 35.6245 Allowable activities.
§ 35.6250 Support agency Cooperative Agreement requirements.
§ 35.6255 Cost sharing.
Financial Administration Requirements Under a Cooperative Agreement
§ 35.6270 Standards for financial management systems.
§ 35.6275 Period of availability of funds.
§ 35.6280 Payments.
§ 35.6285 Recipient payment of response costs.
§ 35.6290 Program income.
Personal Property Requirements Under a Cooperative Agreement
§ 35.6300 General personal property acquisition and use requirements.
§ 35.6305 Obtaining supplies.
§ 35.6310 Obtaining equipment.
§ 35.6315 Alternative methods for obtaining property.
§ 35.6320 Usage rate.
§ 35.6325 Title and EPA interest in CERCLA-funded property.
§ 35.6330 Title to federally owned property.
§ 35.6335 Property management standards.
§ 35.6340 Disposal of CERCLA-funded property.
§ 35.6345 Equipment disposal options.
§ 35.6350 Disposal of federally owned property.
Real Property Requirements Under a Cooperative Agreement
§ 35.6400 Acquisition and transfer of interest.
§ 35.6405 Use.
Copyright Requirements Under a Cooperative Agreement
§ 35.6450 General requirements.
Use of Recipient Employees (“Force Account”) Under a Cooperative Agreement
§ 35.6500 General requirements.
Procurement Requirements under a Cooperative Agreement
§ 35.6550 Procurement system standards.
§ 35.6555 Competition.
§ 35.6560 Master list of debarred, suspended, and voluntarily excluded persons.
§ 35.6565 Procurement methods.
§ 35.6570 Use of the same engineer during subsequent phases of response.
§ 35.6575 Restrictions on types of contracts.
§ 35.6580 Contracting with minority and women's business enterprises (MBE/WBE), small businesses, and labor surplus area firms.
§ 35.6585 Cost and price analysis.
§ 35.6590 Bonding and insurance.
§ 35.6595 Contract provisions.
§ 35.6600 Contractor claims.
§ 35.6605 Privity of contract.
§ 35.6610 Contracts awarded by a contractor.
Reports Required Under a Cooperative Agreement
§ 35.6650 Quarterly progress reports.
§ 35.6655 Notification of significant developments.
§ 35.6660 Property inventory reports.
§ 35.6665 Procurement reports.
§ 35.6670 Financial reports.
Records Requirements Under a Cooperative Agreement
§ 35.6700 Project records.
§ 35.6705 Records retention.
§ 35.6710 Records access.
Other Administrative Requirements for Cooperative Agreements
§ 35.6750 Modifications.
§ 35.6755 Monitoring program performance.
§ 35.6760 Enforcement and termination for convenience.
§ 35.6765 Non-Federal audit.
§ 35.6770 Disputes.
§ 35.6775 Exclusion of third-party benefits.
§ 35.6780 Closeout.
§ 35.6785 Collection of amounts due.
§ 35.6790 High risk recipients.
Requirements for Administering a Superfund State Contract (SSC)
§ 35.6800 General.
§ 35.6805 Contents of an SSC.
§ 35.6815 Administrative requirements.
§ 35.6820 Conclusion of the SSC.
§ 35.9000 Applicability.
§ 35.9005 Purpose.
§ 35.9010 Definitions.
§ 35.9015 Summary of annual process.
§ 35.9020 Planning targets.
§ 35.9030 Work program.
§ 35.9035 Budget period.
§ 35.9040 Application for assistance.
§ 35.9045 EPA action on application.
§ 35.9050 Assistance amount.
§ 35.9055 Evaluation of recipient performance.
§ 35.9060 Maximum Federal share.
§ 35.9065 Limitations.
§ 35.9070 National program assistance agreements.
§ 35.001 Applicability.
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Subpart A—Environmental Program Grants
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General
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§ 35.100 Purpose of the subpart.
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§ 35.101 Environmental programs covered by the subpart.
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§ 35.102 Definitions of terms.
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Preparing an Application
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§ 35.104 Components of a complete application.
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§ 35.105 Time frame for submitting an application.
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§ 35.107 Work plans.
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§ 35.108 Funding period.
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§ 35.109 Consolidated grants.
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EPA Action on Application
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§ 35.110 Time frame for EPA action.
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§ 35.111 Criteria for approving an application.
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§ 35.112 Factors considered in determining award amount.
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§ 35.113 Reimbursement for pre-award costs.
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Post-Award Requirements
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§ 35.114 Amendments and other changes.
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§ 35.115 Evaluation of performance.
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§ 35.116 Direct implementation.
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§ 35.117 Unused funds.
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§ 35.118 Unexpended balances.
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Performance Partnership Grants
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§ 35.130 Purpose of Performance Partnership Grants.
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