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3. Is technically and administratively feasible. <br />Please detail how the proposed project is technically and administratively feasible. Although project details are <br />not expected to be finalized until later in the application process, the basic elements of the project should be <br />developed to ensure completion given the time frame and funding proposed. Evidence of a project’s feasibility <br />can include, but is not limited to, the following: <br />• The techniques/approaches/methods being used are well-established; <br />• Your organization, collaborators, or partners have relevant experience with the proposed activities; <br />• Cost and time estimates are based on other, similar projects that have been successfully executed or <br />described in recent planning documents; <br />• The project has the ability to secure relevant landowner support for the project, as needed (required in full <br />grant application). <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br />4. Would not jeopardize public health or safety. <br />Projects must not threaten public health or safety. For example, proposed fishing projects must include <br />communications consistent with the current MDH FCA guidelines. <br /> <br />☐ I attest that the project will comply with all relevant public health and safety regulations. <br />☐ I attest that the project meets one of the following: <br />a. Would NOT increase public access to fishing, OR <br />b. Would increase public access to recreational fishing and would include communications about fish <br />consumption related risks consistent with current MDH FCA guidelines. <br /> <br /> <br />5. Complies with applicable laws, regulations, and rules. <br />Projects must be legal and adhere to applicable federal, state, local, and tribal laws, rules, and regulations, <br />including meeting all State ADA requirements. <br /> <br />☐ I attest that the project will comply with all applicable federal, state, local, and tribal regulations. <br /> <br /> <br />6. Unlikely to be completed without Priority 2 funding. <br />Priority 2 funds may not be used as a substitute for traditional sources of funding or for required actions. <br />However, Priority 2 funds can supplement the traditional sources if the proposed project would demonstrate <br />additional resource benefits. <br /> <br />☐ I attest that Priority 2 funding would not be used to supplant existing funding. <br /> <br /> <br />