Federal grant · cooperative agreement
This Cooperative Agreement Supports the Upper Delaware Council in Carrying Out the Roles and Functions Assigned to It in Coordinating Implementation of the Upper Delaware River Management Plan in Partnership With the National Park Service. the Upper Delaware Council Will Provide the Professional Services Necessary for the Review of Relevant Local Plans, Laws, Ordinances, Amendments, and Variances, and for the Monitoring of the Enforcement of Such by Local Governments Within the Upper Delaware Corridor on Behalf of the Secretary of the Interior. the Upper Delaware Council Will Also Provide Financial Assistance, Pending the Availability of Funds, to the Directly Affected States and Their Political Subdivisions for the Preparation of Relevant Laws, Plans, and Ordinances to Substantially Conform With the Objectives of the Legislation and for the Identification and Evaluation of Historic Buildings, Sites, Structures, Districts, and Objects, and for the Protection of Historic Resources. Beneficiaries Include the Member Municipalities and Their Residents, and the Public That Visits the Upper Delaware Corridor.
Committed
$610,000
Paid out
$414.2K
68%
Committed, not yet paid
$195.8K
32%
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