Get the free Arpa-funded Stormwater Infrastructure Program (asip) Policy & Procedures Manual

This manual documents the policies and procedures implemented by the South Carolina Office of Resilience (SCOR) for the administration of the ARPA funding allocated for stormwater infrastructure projects. It outlines the program overview, project eligibility criteria, application processes, federal compliance requirements, procurement guidelines, and finance management tailored to mitigate future flooding risks across South Carolina.

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How to fill out arpa-funded stormwater infrastructure program

1. Review the eligibility criteria for the ARPA-funded stormwater infrastructure program.
2. Gather necessary documentation, including proof of project need and budget estimates.
3. Complete the application form, ensuring all sections are filled out accurately.
4. Provide a detailed project description, outlining the goals and expected outcomes.
5. Attach any required supporting materials, such as maps or engineering plans.
6. Submit the application by the specified deadline through the designated platform.

Who needs arpa-funded stormwater infrastructure program?

1. Local governments seeking to improve stormwater management.
2. Communities facing flooding or water quality issues.
3. Municipalities looking to upgrade outdated stormwater infrastructure.
4. Organizations involved in environmental protection and public health initiatives.

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What is arpa-funded stormwater infrastructure program?

The ARPA-funded stormwater infrastructure program is a federal initiative providing financial support for the development and improvement of stormwater management systems to enhance resilience against flooding and environmental degradation.

Who is required to file arpa-funded stormwater infrastructure program?

Eligible municipalities, counties, and other local governmental entities that receive ARPA funding for stormwater projects are required to file the ARPA-funded stormwater infrastructure program.

How to fill out arpa-funded stormwater infrastructure program?

To fill out the ARPA-funded stormwater infrastructure program, entities must complete the designated application forms, provide necessary documentation of costs, project descriptions, and compliance with federal guidelines.

What is the purpose of arpa-funded stormwater infrastructure program?

The purpose of the ARPA-funded stormwater infrastructure program is to improve stormwater management, reduce pollution, and mitigate flooding risks associated with climate change and urban development.

What information must be reported on arpa-funded stormwater infrastructure program?

Entities must report project details including funding amounts, project timelines, environmental impact assessments, and updates on infrastructure improvements made using ARPA funds.