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This document serves as a model partnership agreement between the Department of the Army and a Non-Federal Sponsor for projects relating to flood risk management and recreation under Section 205 of

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How to fill out MODEL PROJECT PARTNERSHIP AGREEMENT FOR SECTION 205 - CONTINUING AUTHORITY STRUCTURAL FLOOD RISK MANAGEMENT AND RECREATION PROJECTS

1. Gather all required documentation and information regarding the project details.
2. Identify the parties involved in the agreement, including their roles and responsibilities.
3. Define the scope of the project, including objectives and expected outcomes.
4. Specify funding arrangements and financial contributions from each party.
5. Outline the terms of collaboration, including timelines and milestones.
6. Include clauses for dispute resolution and amendments to the agreement.
7. Review the agreement for legal compliance and ensure it meets federal and state requirements.
8. Obtain necessary approvals from stakeholders and legal entities.
9. Sign and date the agreement before commencing the project.

Who needs MODEL PROJECT PARTNERSHIP AGREEMENT FOR SECTION 205 - CONTINUING AUTHORITY STRUCTURAL FLOOD RISK MANAGEMENT AND RECREATION PROJECTS?

1. Local government agencies involved in flood risk management.
2. Community organizations seeking to improve recreation facilities.
3. State and federal agencies responsible for disaster management and recovery.
4. Consultants and contractors hired to assist with the project.
5. Residents and businesses affected by flood risks in the project area.

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What is the USACE flood Risk Management Program?

Our program focuses on reducing the risk of floods by using smart policies, programs, and expertise across the agency. We explore alternative approaches such as land acquisition and flood-proofing to protect lives, minimize economic damages, and preserve the natural environment.

Where does USACE funding come from?

USACE's program is referred to as the Corps Water Infrastructure Financing Program (CWIFP) and is funded from the Water Infrastructure Finance and Innovation Program account. (See CRS Insight IN12021, Corps Water Infrastructure Financing Program (CWIFP).)

What is the Army Corps of Engineers budget?

For FY2024 annual appropriations, Congress provided $8.68 billion for USACE civil works (after accounting for $22 million in recissions) in Title I of the Energy and Water Development and Related Agencies Appropriations Act, 2024 (Division D of P.L. 118-42).

What is the lawsuit against the Army Corps of Engineers?

In a lawsuit filed in federal district court in the Southern District of Illinois, environmental groups asserted that the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers was violating the National Environmental Policy Act by conducting activities intended to maintain a nine-foot deep navigation channel in the 195-mile Middle Mississippi

What is Section 205 of the flood Damage Reduction Project?

Section 205 of the 1948 Flood Control Act authorizes the Corps of Engineers to plan, design, and construct structural and non-structural flood control projects in partnership with non-Federal government agencies, such as cities, counties, special authorities, or units of state government.

What is a project partnership agreement?

A Project Partnership Agreement (PPA) is a legally binding agreement between the Government and a non-Federal sponsor (state, municipal government, flood control district, port authority, etc.) for construction of a water resources project.

What is the source of funding for USACE flood control projects?

After a study, project, project modification, or EI assistance authorization is included in an enacted WRDA, in most cases, USACE action on the authorization requires federal funding. Congress typically funds a subset of the authorized USACE activities through annual Energy and Water Development appropriations bills.

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What is MODEL PROJECT PARTNERSHIP AGREEMENT FOR SECTION 205 - CONTINUING AUTHORITY STRUCTURAL FLOOD RISK MANAGEMENT AND RECREATION PROJECTS?

The MODEL PROJECT PARTNERSHIP AGREEMENT FOR SECTION 205 outlines the framework between federal and non-federal partners for the development and maintenance of structural flood risk management and recreational projects under Section 205 of the Flood Control Act.

Who is required to file MODEL PROJECT PARTNERSHIP AGREEMENT FOR SECTION 205 - CONTINUING AUTHORITY STRUCTURAL FLOOD RISK MANAGEMENT AND RECREATION PROJECTS?

Federal agencies, usually the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, and non-federal sponsors, such as local governments or regional authorities, are required to file this agreement.

How to fill out MODEL PROJECT PARTNERSHIP AGREEMENT FOR SECTION 205 - CONTINUING AUTHORITY STRUCTURAL FLOOD RISK MANAGEMENT AND RECREATION PROJECTS?

The agreement should be completed by providing necessary details such as the names of the parties involved, project descriptions, responsibilities, funding arrangements, and terms related to project planning and execution.

What is the purpose of MODEL PROJECT PARTNERSHIP AGREEMENT FOR SECTION 205 - CONTINUING AUTHORITY STRUCTURAL FLOOD RISK MANAGEMENT AND RECREATION PROJECTS?

The purpose is to establish a collaborative framework for flood risk management and to outline roles and responsibilities between federal and non-federal entities in the planning, funding, and implementation of the projects.

What information must be reported on MODEL PROJECT PARTNERSHIP AGREEMENT FOR SECTION 205 - CONTINUING AUTHORITY STRUCTURAL FLOOD RISK MANAGEMENT AND RECREATION PROJECTS?

The agreement must include project title, involved parties, description of the project, financial contributions, project timelines, monitoring and reporting requirements, and maintenance responsibilities.