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Rule 164-1-01 | Definitions.
Effective:
September 10, 2018
For the purposes of Chapter 164-1 of the
Administrative Code: (A) "Administrator" means the
administrator of the Ohio small government capital improvements commission
appointed under section 164.05 of the Revised Code. (B) "Director" means the
director of the Ohio public works commission appointed under section 164.02 of
the Revised Code. (C) "District" means a division
of the state created under section 164.03 of the Revised Code. (D) "District committee" means
a district public works integrating committee established under division
(A)(1), (A)(2), (A)(3), (A)(4), (A)(5), or (A)(6) of section 164.04 of the
Revised Code. (E) "Executive committee" means
an executive committee of a district public works integrating committee
established under division (A)(7) of section 164.04 of the Revised
Code. (F) "Expansion project cost"
means the cost entailed in a project, or those elements of a project, that
would replace existing infrastructure with infrastructure that has a designed
service capacity substantially greater than the designed service capacity of
the existing infrastructure, regardless of the relative physical dimensions of
the existing or replacing infrastructure. (G) "Infrastructure" means
roads and bridges, waste water treatment systems, water supply systems, solid
waste disposal facilities, and storm water and sanitary collection, storage,
and treatment facilities, including real property, interests in real property,
facilities, and equipment related or incidental to those
facilities. (H) "New project cost" means
the cost entailed in a project, or those elements of a project, that would add
infrastructure to a subdivision's existing infrastructure. (I) "Project" means the
acquisition, construction, reconstruction, improvement, planning, and equipping
of infrastructure pursuant to sections 164.01 to 164.16 of the Revised Code. In
the case of funds allocated under division (B)(1) of section 164.08 of the
Revised Code, "project" also includes resurfacing and improving of
roads. For purposes of sections 164.20 to 164.27 of the Revised Code, this
definition of project does not apply. (J) "Project applicant" or
"applicant" means the subdivision or group of subdivisions which
submitted a request for financial assistance to a district that a district has
subsequently formally submitted to the director of the Ohio public works
commission or to the administrator of the Ohio small government capital
improvements commission under section 164.06 of the Revised Code. (K) "Project application" means
a request for financial assistance formally submitted by a district to the
director of the Ohio public works commission or to the administrator of the
Ohio small government capital improvements commission pursuant to section
164.06 of the Revised Code. (L) "Public works commission"
or "PWC" means the Ohio public works commission created by section
164.02 of the Revised Code. (M) "Repair project cost" means
the cost entailed in a project, or those elements of a project, that would
repair existing infrastructure without substantially increasing designed
service capacity. (N) "Replacement project cost"
means the cost entailed in a project, or those elements of a project, that
would replace existing infrastructure with infrastructure that has a designed
service capacity substantially equivalent to the designed service capacity of
the existing infrastructure, regardless of the realtive physical dimensions of
the existing or replacing infrasturcture. (O) "Small government
commission" or "SGC" means the Ohio small government capital
improvements commission created by section 164.02 of the Revised
Code. (P) "Small government
subcommittee" means a subcommittee of a district public works integrating
committee appointed under division (D) of section 164.06 of the Revised Code to
represent interests of villages and townships. (Q) "State capital improvements
fund" means the fund created by division (A) of section 164.08 of the
Revised Code. (R) "Subdivision", relative to
any project pursuant to sections 164.01 to 164.16 of the Revised Code, means a
county, municipal corporation, township, sanitary district, or regional water
and sewer district.
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Rule 164-1-02 | Public hearings on adoption, amendment, or rescission of rules; methods of public notice.
Effective:
September 10, 2018
(A) Except in the case of an emergency
rule authorized under division (G) of section 119.03 of the Revised Code, the
director shall adopt, amend, or rescind no rule unless he holds a public
hearing in accordance with division (C) of that section no earlier than thirty
nor later than fifty days after the proposed rule, amendment, or rescission is
filed under division (B) of that section. (B) The director shall provide public
notice of the hearing referred to in paragraph (A) of this rule by notifying
the liaison individual designated for each district under paragraph (A) of rule
164-1-03 of the Administrative Code. (C) The public notice referred to in
paragraph (B) of this rule shall contain the following: (1) A statement of the
director's intention to consider adopting, amending, or rescinding a
rule; (2) A synopsis of the
proposed rule, amendment, or rule to be rescinded or a general statement of the
subject matter to which the proposed rule, amendment, or rescission
relates; (3) A statement of the
reason or purpose for adopting, amending, or rescinding the rule;
and (4) The date, time, and
place of the hearing referred to in paragraph (A) of this rule. (D) Any person who requests it and pays a
reasonable fee shall receive a copy of the notice referred to in paragraph (B)
of this rule. The director shall set such fee at an amount no greater than
needed to cover costs of copying and mailing the notice to persons so
requesting a copy of the notice. (E) The director may provide any notice
beyond that required by paragraphs (B), (C), and (D) of this rule and by
Chapter 119. of the Revised Code as he considers appropriate or necessary under
the circumstances. Failure to give such additional notice shall not be
considered as a basis for invalidating any rule, or portion of a rule, adopted,
amended, or rescinded by the director.
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Rule 164-1-03 | Districts; committee members.
Effective:
September 18, 1989
(A) Each district committee shall provide the director with the following information: (1) The name, official title, business mailing address, and business telephone number of an individual residing in the district designated by the district to serve as liaison between the district and the PWC and to receive oral or written communications from the director or the administrator; (2) A roster of all members of the district's various committees, including the following information pertaining to each such member: (a) Mailing address and telephone number; (b) Name of committee or committees of membership; (c) Appointment status under division (A) of section 164.04 of the Revised Code; (d) Commencement and expiration dates of term of appointment established in accordance with division (B) of section 164.04 of the Revised Code. (B) Each district committee immediately shall inform the director of any subsequent modification to the information provided under paragraph (A) of this rule.
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Rule 164-1-10 | Open meeting requirements.
Effective:
April 20, 1998
(A) District public works integrating committees and their sub-committees, including those required by Chapter 164. of the Revised Code, county sub-committees and all other sub-committees established by a district committee are public bodies, as defined in section 121.22 of the Revised Code, whose meetings shall be open to the public at all times. (B) A member of a district public works integrating committee, or its sub-committees, must be present in person at a meeting open to the public to be considered present or to vote at all meetings and for the purpose of determining whether a quorum is present at the meeting. (C) Public notice of all meetings of a district public works integrating committee, or its sub-committees, shall be made by the district liaison as designated in accordance with rule 164-1-03 of the Administrative Code. (D) Public notice of meetings of the Ohio public works commission shall be made by its director. (E) Public notice of meetings of the Ohio small government capital improvements commission shall be made by its administrator. (F) Public notice of meetings providing the day, time, place and purpose of the meeting shall be posted in a place available to the public during regular business hours, and shall be made orally, or in writing, to all members of the public body and to any person, or the news media, requesting notification. (G) Notification of all meetings shall be made at least seventy-two hours prior to the scheduled meeting persons requesting notification may be charged actual reproduction and postage costs. (H) Meeting minutes shall be promptly prepared, filed, and maintained and shall be open to public inspection. (I) Any resolution, rule, or formal action of any kind is invalid unless adopted in an open meeting.
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Rule 164-1-11 | Project selection criteria.
Effective:
September 10, 2018
(A) In selecting projects for formal
submission to the director or the administrator, district committees, executive
committees, and small government subcommittees, shall comply strictly with the
requirements of divisions (B) and (D) of section 164.06 of the Revised Code. In
conjunction with any project application so submitted by such a committee, the
committee shall provide the director or the administrator with a detailed
explanation of its rationale in selecting the project application in light of
each and every criterion set forth in that division, including the requirement
to give priority to projects for the repair or replacement of existing
infrastructure, and projects which would be unlikely to be undertaken without
assistance under Chapter 164. of the Revised Code. (B) Each district committee, executive
committee, or small government subcommittee shall only employ project selection
criteria referenced in paragraph (A) of this rule, and shall not use any of the
following unrelated criteria: (1) A preproject
application determination that certain subdivisions are entitled, because of
their relative population sizes or for any other reason, to awards of financial
assistance up to a fixed dollar value; (2) Formal or informal
decisions to select projects for formal submission contingent upon an
applicant's financial or other support for the operating expenses of the
committees, staff, or agents of the district; (3) A district-wide
formula, whether formalized or not, allocating funding entitlement amongst
subdivisions on a per capita basis or otherwise, except to the extent expressly
authorized under division (G) of section 164.05 of the Revised
Code. (C) The director may disapprove, or the
administrator may make a determination against approval for, any project
application submitted in violation of the requirements of paragraph (A) or (B)
of this rule.
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Rule 164-1-13 | Useful life requirement.
Effective:
September 10, 2018
(A) The director shall not approve
any project, or element of a project, unless it would result in infrastructure
with a minimum useful life of seven years as determined in accordance with
generally accepted engineering principles and practices within this state and
taking into account both the specific climatic and other environmental
conditions of the infrastructure's site as well as the
infrastructure's full, anticipated design use loads. A statement of a
proposed infrastructure's useful life bearing the official seal and
signature of a licensed professional engineer must accompany any project
application submitted to the director for a project proposing the
infrastructure. (B) In selecting requests for
financial assistance that will be formally submitted to the director under
section 164.06 of the Revised Code, a district committee or executive committee
shall ensure, on a dollar-weighted basis, that the projects submitted from the
district on an annual basis have, on average, a collective useful life of at
least twenty years.
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Rule 164-1-14 | Repair or replacement projects versus new or expanded projects.
Effective:
September 10, 2018
(A) In accordance with the requirements
of division (D) of section 164.05 of the Revised Code, the director shall not
approve, and the administrator shall not recommend, grants for repair and
replacement of existing infrastructure in excess of ninety per cent of the
estimated total cost of the repair and replacement project, or grants for new
or expanded infrastructure in excess of fifty per cent of the estimated cost of
the new or expansion elements of the project cost. If a project consists of
expansion infrastructure cost, the entire project amount shall be subject to
the fifty per cent limitation upon grant funding, unless the applicant supplies
satisfactory evidence establishing a reasonable projected replacement project
cost for the project. If an applicant establishes to the satisfaction of the
director the replacement cost of the project, the fifty per cent limitation
upon grants shall apply only to that portion of the expansion project cost
which exceeds the projected replacement project cost. (B) The director shall not approve, and
the administrator shall not recommend, a project that only eliminates existing
infrastructure. The director shall not approve, and the administrator shall not
recommend, any project, or element of a project, that replaces existing
infrastructure with infrastructure that has a designed service capacity
substantially less than the designed service capacity of the existing
infrastructure, regardless of the relative physical dimensions of the existing
or replacing infrastructure, unless the applicant provides satisfactory proof
that the reduced service capacity is both necessary and sufficient to meet
existing public needs for the infrastructure in question. (C) The applicant shall in the certified
cost estimate required by rule 164-1-16 of the Administrative Code identify and
delineate separately in detail, the costs involved in the project for each of
the following categories: repair project cost and/or replacement project cost,
and new project cost and/or expansion project cost. The cost estimate shall
clearly identify those elements of the infrastructure proposed in the project
that correspond to the categories referred to in this paragraph.
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Rule 164-1-15 | Applicant's share of project costs; ineligible costs.
Effective:
September 10, 2018
(A) In calculating the dollar value
of a subdivision's contribution to a project for the purposes of divisions
(D)(1) and (D)(4) of section 164.05 of the Revised Code: (1) The reasonable value of labor,
materials, and equipment shall include only labor, materials, and equipment
that are integral to the construction activities involved in the project;
and (2) Engineering costs shall include
only engineering services that are integral to the project and shall not
include any of a subdivision's ongoing overhead expenses involved in
carrying out its existing engineering services capacity. (B) For the purposes of divisions
(A)(2) and (D) of section 164.05 and division (B)(2) of section 164.051 of the
Revised Code, "cost" or "costs" does not include any of the
following: (1) Expenditures or proposed
expenditures for aesthetic treatments, ornamentations, or adornments to
infrastructure; (2) Expenditures or proposed
expenditures for landscaping activities and improvements pertaining to
infrastructure that go beyond basic requirements of post-construction
repairing, stabilizing, and reseeding of land surfaces except for roundabouts
for the purpose of serving as visual cues, and for green stormwater management
options; (3) The cost of planning or
administrative services related to the review, listing, study, reporting,
planning, recording, and prioritizing of capital improvement projects by a
subdivision; (4) The cost of planning or
administrative services of a district committee, executive committee, or small
government subcommittee in reviewing, recording, approving, or disapproving
project applications. (C) Subdivisions and districts shall
ensure that all project applications submitted to the director or the
administrator exclude all computations or calculations based upon any
expenditures, projected expenditures, or costs referred to in paragraphs
(B)(1), (B)(2), (B)(3), and (B)(4) of this rule.
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Rule 164-1-16 | Engineer's certified cost estimate.
Effective:
September 18, 1989
(A) Each project application submitted to the director or the administrator shall be accompanied by a formal detailed estimate of the project's cost. The estimate must bear the official seal and signature of a professional engineer who is registered under Chapter 4733. of the Revised Code attesting as to the prudence of the dollar amounts contained in the estimate. The estimate may be based upon a tendered bid by a qualified contractor provided that the bid will remain in effect for at least forty-five days following formal submission of the application by the district and provided that the bid was solicited in accordance with the requirements of this chapter of the Administrative Code and the requirements of Chapter 164. of the Revised Code. (B) No project application shall be approved by the director or recommended by the administrator unless the application complies with the cost estimate requirements of paragraph (A) of this rule.
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Rule 164-1-17 | Multi-subcivision and multi-district projects.
Effective:
April 20, 1998
(A) The director shall not approve, and the
administrator shall not recommend, any project involving the participation of
two or more subdivisions or two or more districts unless the project applicant
supplies written assurances, signed by an authorized agent or representative of
each such subdivision or district, that the subdivision or district will
cooperate fully with the applicant, including the execution of all needed legal
actions, to ensure completion of the project as planned.
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Prior Effective Dates:
9/18/1989
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Rule 164-1-18 | Funding time limitations; multi-year projects.
Effective:
September 18, 1989
(A) All funding approved for projects under Chapter 164. of the Revised Code and this chapter of the Administrative Code is contingent upon existing state appropriations enacted into law. No project approval or project agreement shall be construed as obligating the director or administrator to authorize payments under division (A)(2) of section 164.05 or division (B)(2) of section 164.051 of the Revised Code beyond the biennial time limitations applicable to the state appropriation process. (B) Subject to the limitations referred to in paragraph (A) of this rule, the director may approve, or the administrator may recommend, any multi-year phased project that an applicant can demonstrate, based upon sound engineering principles, to be an appropriate project for such phasing.
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Rule 164-1-19 | Emergency projects.
Effective:
September 18, 1989
(A) The director may approve financial assistance on an emergency basis, not to exceed the funding limits set forth in division (B)(2) of section 164.08 of the Revised Code, for any project adequately designed to rectify infrastructure conditions that pose an immediate threat to the health, safety, and welfare of the residents within the jurisdiction of the project applicant. With respect to such a project, the director may suspend any provision of Chapter 164-1 of the Administrative Code as necessary to deal with the emergency. (B) In determining whether or not emergency assistance is necessary, the director shall consider the following factors: (1) The extent to which, if any, other existing infrastructure can be used by the applicant's residents in lieu of the infrastructure posing the threat; (2) The capacity of the applicant to meet the emergency through the use of its own financial resources or through financial assistance programs operated by other federal, state, or local agencies; (3) The degree to which the applicant is responsible for having created the emergency itself through neglect, inadequate maintenance, or failure to plan adequately for the evolution of hazardous infrastructure conditions that could reasonably have been predicted.
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Rule 164-1-21 | Project agreement.
(A) The chief executive officer or officers of the project applicant shall execute an agreement with the director pursuant to division (A)(1) of section 164.05 of the Revised Code or with the administrator pursuant to division (B)(1) of section 164.051 of the Revised Code for the purpose of implementing any project application approved pursuant to this chapter of the Administrative Code and Chapter 164. of the Revised Code. (B) The agreement referred to in paragraph (A) of this rule shall be based upon all representations made by the applicant in the project application as approved and shall contain, at a minimum, the following provisions: (1) A designation of a single office or official within the applicant's jurisdiction who shall serve as project manager; (2) A designation of a single office or official within the applicant's jurisdiction who shall serve as chief fiscal officer of the applicant; (3) A designation of a single office or official within the applicant's jurisdiction who shall serve as chief executive officer of the applicant for purposes of the project; (4) A designation of the grant percentage or percentages applicable to the project or to various elements of the project, which may not exceed the percentages specified in division (D) of section 164.05 of the Revised Code for repair and replacement of existing infrastructure and for new or expanded infrastructure; (5) A designation of the manner or mechanisms whereby the project applicant shall provide the local share of the estimated project cost in compliance with division (D) of section 164.05 of the Revised Code; (6) An assurance that the applicant and all contractors and subcontractors involved with the project will, to the extent practicable, use Ohio products, materials, services, and labor in the implementation of the project; (7) An assurance that the applicant and all contractors involved with the project will comply with the minority business enterprise requirements of rule 164-1-32 of the Administrative Code and division (A) of section 164.07 of the Revised Code; (8) An assurance that the applicant and all contractors and subcontractors involved with the project will comply with the prevailing wage requirements of Chapter 4115. of the Revised Code and division (B) of section 164.07 of the Revised Code; (9) Any other provision that the director considers necessary in order to ensure that the project's implementation will comply with the requirements of Chapter 164. of the Revised Code and Chapter 164-1 of the Administrative Code. (C) The agreement required by paragraph (A) of this rule shall be executed prior to the payment or disbursement of any funds authorized by the director under division (A)(2) of section 164.05 of the Revised Code or the administrator under division (B)(2) of section 164.051 of the Revised Code. With respect to any project approved in connection with funds that the director allocates under division (B) of section 164.08 of the Revised Code for the second annual allocation, and for each annual allocation thereafter, the agreement required by paragraph (A) of this rule shall be executed prior to any project applicant's formal certification of funds availability regarding financing the full construction of the project or the commencement of any construction activities on the project. In the event that the agreement required by paragraph (A) of this rule relates to the provision of supplemental financial assistance pursuant to paragraph (B) of rule 164-1-23 of the Administrative Code, the director or the administrator may waive the provisions of this paragraph.
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Rule 164-1-23 | Project cost overruns and underruns.
Effective:
September 18, 1989
(A) The director, pursuant to division (A)(2) of section 164.05 of the Revised Code, and the administrator, pursuant to division (B)(2) of section 164.051 of the Revised Code, shall authorize payments only for work covered by a project application as approved and shall authorize no payments in excess of the specific costs set forth in that application. All cost overruns associated with any such project, whether for work covered by the approved application or otherwise, shall be the sole responsibility of the project applicant, or such other subdivisions or persons as may be specified in the application. In the case of a cost underrun associated with such a project, the director shall reallocate the surplus funds to the state capital improvements fund created by division (A) of section 164.08 of the Revised Code for awarding to other eligible projects situated within the district or districts associated with the project. All restrictions originally imposed upon the use of those funds by divisions (B) and (G) of section 164.08 of the Revised Code shall continue to apply with respect to the reallocation of those funds required by this paragraph. (B) Notwithstanding paragraph (A) of this rule, a project applicant, with the approval of the district committee or executive committee, or both, may apply to the director or the administrator for supplemental financial assistance covering a substantial cost overrun. The director shall approve, or the administrator shall recommend, such supplemental assistance only if the applicant demonstrates to the director's or administrator's satisfaction that such funding is necessary for the completion of the project and that the cost overrun was the result of circumstances beyond the applicant's control which could not have been anticipated at the time of initial application.
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Rule 164-1-24 | Project audit requirements.
Effective:
September 18, 1989
(A) All funds paid out pursuant to division (A)(2) of section 164.05 and division (B)(2) of section 164.051 of the Revised Code shall be subject to all audit requirements applicable to state funds. All audits performed in respect to funds so paid out by the director or the administrator shall be performed in a manner, and at a frequency, consistent with policies and procedures established by the auditor of state. (B) A project applicant shall ensure that a copy of any audit report prepared in connection with an approved project, regardless of whether the report was prepared during the pendency of the project or following its completion, is provided to the director or the administrator within ten days of the issuance of the report. The project applicant simultaneously shall provide the director or the administrator with its detailed responses to each and every negative or adverse finding pertaining to the project and contained in the report. Such responses shall indicate what steps will be taken by the applicant in remedying or otherwise satisfactorily resolving each problem identified by any such finding. (C) If a project applicant fails to comply with the requirements of this rule or fails to institute steps designed to remedy or otherwise satisfactorily resolve problems identified by negative audit findings, the director or the administrator may bar the applicant from receiving further financial assistance under Chapter 164. of the Revised Code until the applicant so complies or until it satisfactorily resolves such findings.
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Rule 164-1-32 | Minority business enterprises.
(A) In awarding contracts for projects to be financed, in whole or in part, under Chapter 164. of the Revised Code, the subdivision shall set aside a percentage of the purchases required by section 125.081 of the Revised Code for competition by only minority business enterprises, as defined in division (E)(1) of section 122.71 of the Revised Code. The percentage shall be applied to the total dollar value of equipment, materials, or supplies to be used to fund the project. The competitive selection procedures for such purchases shall be the same as for all other purchases that the subdivision is required to make, except that only minority business enterprises certified by the equal employment opportunity coordinator of the department of administrative services in accordance with the rules adopted under division (B)(1) of section 123.151 of the Revised Code shall be qualified to compete. (B) In the case of purchases set aside pursuant to paragraph (A) of this rule, if no bid is submitted by a qualified minority business enterprise, the purchase shall be made according to usual procedures.
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Rule 164-1-33 | District administration costs.
Effective:
September 10, 2018
(A) Allowable and non-allowable
district administrative costs are defined as follows: (1) Allowable costs directly incurred
as a result of the need for labor, materials, supplies, equipment, travel and
support services to perform the statutory requirements of the district
integrating committee as established by sections 164.06 and 164.14 of the
Revised Code. Including: (a) The cost necessary for the
evaluation, ranking and selection of applications submitted by
subdivisions. (b) The cost necessary for the
district committee to assist its subdivisions in the preparation and
coordination of project plans. (c) The cost necessary for the
district to comply with reporting requirements of the Ohio public works
commission. Allowable costs are limited to the direct
costs of district administration associated with staff support and reimbursable
expenses of a supporting agency or contracted services as approved by the
director in the district's work plan and budget. (2) Non-allowable costs associated
with the general governance of local subdivisions and their preparation of
applications, inventories reports or plans necessary to meet the eligibility
requirements of the Ohio public works commission. Including: (a) Elected officials salaries and
benefits. (b) Specific costs of any project
considered or approved for funding by the commission. (c) Indirect costs. (B) Definitions: (1) District administrative costs;
necessary direct staff and support costs of district integrating committees to
perform their statutory responsibilities under sections 164.06 and 164.14 of
the Revised Code. (2) Director; the director of the
Ohio public works commission. (3) Work plan; an annual summary of
functions and tasks to be performed on behalf of each district committee to
meet their statutory responsibilities under sections 164.06 and 164.14 of the
Revised Code. (4) Budget; the estimated annual
expenses to carry out the work plan of the district detailing direct costs for
labor, materials, supplies, equipment, travel and support or contracted
services. (5) Contractor; the entity nominated
by the district integrating committee to carry out its work plan and with whom
the director enters into a professional services contract, or inter
governmental service agreement on behalf of the district. (6) Supporting agency; a local
subdivision nominated by the district integrating committee to provide
administrative support to carry out its work plan and with whom the director
approves and authorizes reimbursement of allowable costs.
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