Florida Administrative Code
66 - NAVIGATION DISTRICTS
66A - West Coast Inland Navigation District
Chapter 66A-2 - WCIND WATERWAY DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM
Section 66A-2.004 - Application Requirements

(1) Budget-Cycle Funding Applications. Member counties shall submit a completed Form No. 1, "Funding Application, " which is incorporated by reference in subsection 66A-2.003(2) F.A.C., for each budget-cycle funding request with supporting documents and an official Board of County Commissioners resolution approving such applications from January 1st through June 15th of each year to be considered at the Board's TRIM hearings and funding approval for the following fiscal year. Applications which are not received in WCIND's headquarters in paper or electronic format by 4:00 p.m. on June 15th of each year may be rejected from consideration at the TRIM hearings.

(2) Off-Cycle Funding Applications. Member counties shall submit a completed Form No. 1, "Funding Application, " which is incorporated by reference in subsection 66A-2.003(2), F.A.C., for each off-cycle funding request no less than thirty (30) days prior to the next regularly scheduled meeting to be considered for funding approval by the Board. Applications which are not received in WCIND's headquarters in paper or electronic format by such date, may be rejected from consideration at the next regularly scheduled Board meeting. Supporting documents and an official Board of County Commissioners resolution approving the application need not be submitted with the completed application but must be submitted prior to the Board's consideration at its next regularly scheduled meeting.

(3) WCIND shall review all applications for compliance with this Rule Chapter and Section 374.976, F.S., and may reject those that are found non-compliant. Additionally, WCIND may reject applications from member counties which have previously been found non-compliant with the provisions of this Rule Chapter or the terms of a previous project agreement pursuant to subsection 66A-2.003(7), F.A.C.