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GRANT SUMMARY Service Budget Management Model Cooperation Planning Service Sharing Grants Grants Grants Statutory To develop models for To develop a plan for To meet the startup costs goal innovative service budget intergovernmental of providing shared management. Proposed cooperation in providing services or functions. The models may provide services. The plan may proposal must include options to local govern- include model contracts or plans to fully integrate a. ments, neighborhood or agreements to be used to service or function -community-organizations,imnplement-the-plan. -provided-by-two-or-norms or individuals for local governments. managing budgets for Agreements solely to make service delivery. joint purchases are not sufficient to qualify. Eligible One or more applicants. Two or more applicants. Two or more applicants. applicants May be: a county, city, May include: a county, May include: a county, school district, town, or city, school district, town, city, school district, town, special taxing district; an or special taxing district; or special taxing district; association of local an association of local an association of local governments; the governments; a local governments; a local Metropolitan Council; a government in conjunction government in conjunction local government in with the Metropolitan with the Metropolitan conjunction with an Council, an organization, Council, an organization, organization or a state or a state agency; or an or a state agency; or an agency; or an organization organization established by organization established by established by two or more two or more local two or more local local governments under a governments under a joint governments under a joint joint powers agreement. powers agreement. powers agreement. Maximum $50,000 $50,000 $100,000 grant Other 1. A copy of the application must be provided by the applicants to the exclusive requirements representatives (unions) certified under M.S. 179A.12 to represent employees who provide the service or program affected by the application. 2. A copy of the work product must be given to the board upon completion, and the board may disseminate it to other local government units or interested groups. 3. If the project is not completed or implemented according to the terms of the grant contract, the board may require the grantee to repay all or a portion of the grant. 4. All applicants must indicate what other sources of funding have been considered to implement the project and explain why it is not possible to complete the project without State financial assistance.