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Mid-Term Reports

UDC Technical Assistance Grants Have the Following Criteria:fireworks

  • Applicants will have a ten (10)-month period to complete their projects and request payment, with no time extensions allowed, so that all projects are finished within the 2020 fiscal year. The deadline for municipalities to complete their projects and submit their documentation for reimbursement will be August 30, 2020.
  • For 2020, a Mid-Term Progress Report will be due by Februray 28, 2020.
  • The UDC member town or township (or its respective county) must be the applicant submitting the application, even if a partnering subcontractor will actually perform the tasks.
  • Funding is not available for “brick and mortar” capital improvement construction projects.
  • All projects must be related to the implementation of the River Management Plan.
  • The member town or township must enter into a contract with the UDC as grant administrator.
  • Payments of grant funds will be disbursed only after the completion of the work as specified in each individual grant contract and approved by the Project Review Committee. A Project Completion Form must be included.

Printable Downloads

FY2021 TAG memo

FY2021 TAG grant criteria

FY2021 Standard Contract Rider

FY2021 TAG application

FY2020 TAG Mid-term Progress Report Form

FY2020 TAG Completion Form

 

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Did You Know?

The main stem of the Delaware is the longest free-flowing (undammed) river east of the Mississippi. Tributary river flows are controlled by upstream reservoirs operated by the City of New York. Under a 1954 Decree signed by the United States Supreme Court, in times of normal precipitation and runoff, the average daily flow at the northernmost river gauge in Montague, New Jersey must be maintained at 1,750 cubic feet per second.