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Municipality Certification of Authority - Recreational Trails Program - New Hampshire
Municipality Certification of Authority - Recreational Trails Program is a legal document that was released by the New Hampshire Department of Natural & Cultural Resources - Division of Parks and Recreation - a government authority operating within New Hampshire.
FAQ
Q: What is the Municipality Certification of Authority?A: The Municipality Certification of Authority is a document that allows municipalities in New Hampshire to apply for and manage grants from the Recreational Trails Program.
Q: What is the Recreational Trails Program?A: The Recreational Trails Program is a federal grant program that provides funding for the development and maintenance of recreational trails in New Hampshire.
Q: How can municipalities apply for grants from the Recreational Trails Program?A: Municipalities can apply for grants from the Recreational Trails Program by submitting a completed Municipality Certification of Authority form along with a project proposal and budget.
Q: What can the grant funding be used for?A: The grant funding can be used for a variety of purposes related to recreational trails, including construction, maintenance, signage, accessibility improvements, and trail planning and design.
Q: Are there any requirements or restrictions for receiving grant funding?A: Yes, there are certain requirements and restrictions for receiving grant funding, such as compliance with environmental and accessibility standards, and the requirement to contribute a 20% match of the total project cost.
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