Current through September 18, 2024
Authority: IC 13-20-20-13
Affected: IC 16-6-9-2; IC 36-1-2-9
Sec. 1.
The contents of an application for a grant shall include the
following:
(1) A statement describing
a project's scope of activities and objectives that identifies the persons
responsible for project planning, coordination, and implementation.
(2) A map specifying the area to be served by
the project that includes the locations of household hazardous waste collection
sites.
(3) A description of
proposed information and educational activities which describes the hazards
associated with household hazardous waste.
(4) A description of safety and security
measures that will be implemented during the project.
(5) A budget showing all estimated project
costs that includes ineligible project costs and eligible project costs as
described in
329 IAC
8-4-1.
(6)
A formal resolution by the legislative body, as defined under IC 36-1-2-9, of a
unit or district involved in the grant project that does the following:
(A) Authorizes the project and the grant
application.
(B) Expresses the
specific intent to carry out all proposed project activities described in the
grant application.
(C) Allows
department employees to have access to and inspect proposed household hazardous
waste collection sites involved in the project.
(D) Commits the applicant to do the
following:
(i) Maintain appropriate records
that document all expenditures made during the project.
(ii) Submit to the department a final report
describing all project activities, achievements, and problems that compares the
actual project to the objectives and activities proposed in the grant
application, including the following:
(AA)
Samples of all informational and educational materials prepared and
distributed.
(BB) Data on the
household participation rates.
(CC)
Waste quantities collected by category.
(DD) Documentation of all costs.
(EE) Recommendations for project
improvements.
(E) Contains a timetable for completion of
the project that:
(i) does not exceed twelve
(12) months; and
(ii) includes
anticipated dates of:
(AA) information and
educational activities;
(BB) waste
collection; and
(CC) submission of
final reports.
(F) Commits the applicant to provide all
funding required to implement and administer the project, not including the
grant award.
(G) Commits the
applicant to develop a proposed plan for a permanent household hazardous waste
program that includes sources of funding and timetable for
implementation.
(H) Commits the
applicant to develop a proposed plan for a permanent household hazardous
product program designed to educate the public as to nonhazardous and nontoxic
substitutes for household hazardous products, as defined under IC
16-6-9-2.
