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4111.) June 11 , 1981 FISCAL YEAR 1982 LAWCON/LCMR GRANT RANKING Preliminary Staff Rankings On June 11 , 1981 staff from the Metropolitan Council and the Minn. Department of Economic Development - Office of Local and Urban Affairs met to rank the FY 1982 LAWCON/LCMR Park Grants . The attached sheets contain the preliminary staff rankings. The ranking sheets show four columns of rankings: 1. The "MC/R" column indicates the ranking of applications based on the Metropolitan Council ' s "Criteria for Review of Local Park Grant Applications - FY 1982. " As noted in the cover letter from the Metropolitan Parks and Open Space Commission , applicants have an opportunity until June 18 to meet with Council staff on making any appropriate revisions to the evaluation of applications. (See cover letter for more information. ) 2. The "MC/H" column indicates the ranking of applications based on the MC/R ranking (two-thirds weight) and one-third weight GO of the applicant community' s performance in providing low- and moderate-income housing. 3. The "OLUA" column indicates the ranking of applications by the Dept. of Economic Development - Office of Local and Urban Affairs. 4 . The "Final" column represents the combined rankings of the "MC/H" and "OLUA" columns. We have also indicated a potential funding cut-off line. This line indicates which projects would receive grants from the Legislative Commission on Minnesota Resources (LCMR) . The LCMR will appropriate $1 million for applications in the Metropolitan Region. LCMR grants can cover up to 50 percent of the total project cost of applications. Using the 50 percent grant limitation, plus the policy planning allocation formula, the following amounts of funds would be available: $100 , 000 for top-priority boat launch projects (10 percent "off-the-top" of the $1 million) . $441, 000 for projects in the Fully Developed Area (49 percent of the balance--$900, 000--after top-priority boat launch projects) . 4110 - $306 , 000 for projects in the Area of Planned Urbanization (34 percent of the $900, 000 balance) .