Wisconsin Administrative Code
Department of Natural Resources
NR 100-199 - Environmental Protection General
Chapter NR 193 - Surface Water Grant Program
Subchapter I - General Provisions
Section NR 193.11 - Priorities

Universal Citation: WI Admin Code ยง NR 193.11

Current through August 26, 2024

(1) The department will establish grant funding priorities for each subprogram under this chapter, which may include a consideration of the degree to which the project will do any of the following:

(a) Enhance knowledge and understanding of surface waters and aquatic invasive species.

(b) Build an organization's capacity to carry out planning and management projects.

(c) Protect or restore water quality or an aquatic ecosystem's quality, integrity, or provision of services.

(d) Execute the priorities or recommendations of a management plan.

(e) Complement other management efforts.

(f) Reduce the spread of aquatic invasive species.

(g) Implement a strategic prevention and control strategy for an AIS population.

(h) Build partner or public support.

(i) Make efficient use of resources or leverage additional funding.

(j) Provide aid to ecosystems that are high quality or have critical restoration or protection needs.

(k) Successfully meet project objectives and accomplish project goals.

(l) Contribute to a first-time planning or management effort for the waterbody or grantee.

(m) Satisfy other funding priorities consistent with the purpose of this chapter and established by the department.

Note: The department's priorities for grant funding are posted on the department's Surface Water Grant Program website. The department will use a variety of platforms to conduct outreach and notify potential applicants of program priorities. Outreach efforts may include publication on the department's website, email notification, social media announcements, and other platforms of communication.

(2) Applications on waterbodies that meet the minimum public boating access standards under s. NR 1.91(4) (d) or where the department determines that existing facilities are sufficient to meet existing demand for public access have funding priority. If public boating access does not exist on a waterbody and a grant application will establish public boating access, then the department will include the application in the project priority list and rank it as if the project had public boating access. Project eligibility is subject to public access requirements under s. NR 193.10.

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