Oregon Farm and Ranch Lands Protection Program Documents
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2006 Farm and Ranch Land Protection Program (49 KB)
FRPP
Announcement of Program Funding (APF) 2006 (132 KB) (Previously: Request for Proposals) -
This document officially announces the availability of Federal funding under the
Farm and Ranch Lands Protection Program and explains the procedure and timeframe
for applying for funds.
FRPP
Introduction and Changes to the FRPP Program for 2006 (1.23 MB) - This document
briefly explains the purpose of the Farm and Ranch Lands Protection Program and
identifies new rules and regulations that take effect for the 2006 program year.
Eligibility
Criteria (39 KB) - This document describes the criteria that needs to be met by the
conservation entity, the landowner, and the easement parcel to be eligible to
apply for FRPP cost-share support.
Workbook
for Preparing Applications 2006 (120 KB)- This is an 8-part fillable form, asking
questions necessary when applying for FRPP cost-share support. This workbook can
serve as a checklist to insure applications are complete, or, an entity may
submit a completed workbook as the application. This form is optional. Any
application format will be accepted, however, if a format other than the
workbook format is used, it is necessary for the Application Checklist to be
completed and forwarded with each copy of the application.
Application
Checklist (39 KB) - This document lists all of the pertinent information that should be
included in an FRPP proposal. This checklist requests the page and paragraph
number where specific information can be located in the application. This form
is required if the application does not follow the workbook format. Applications
submitted using the Workbook format do not need to complete this form.
Draft
Cooperative Agreement (101 KB) Conservation entities that are awarded FRPP funds will
enter into a cooperative agreement with the USDA Natural Resources Conservation
Service. This cooperative agreement must be agreed to and signed by the
conservation entity in order for NRCS to obligate the FRPP funds awarded. The
language is pretty much "boiler plate", but minor revisions are possible with
approval from the Office of General Council. Once the cooperative agreement has
been signed, the conservation entity has two years to close on the easement and
request the funds from NRCS.
Closing
Checklists (2.57 MB) - This document identifies all of the FRPP records, approvals and
signatures that need to be submitted to NRCS prior to the day of closing. A
second checklist identifies all closing documents that must be forwarded to NRCS
after the day of closing in order to have FRPP funds approved for payment to the
conservation entity.
Appraiser
Disclosure Statement (123 KB) - All FRPP appraisals must be completed according the
Uniform Standards of Professional Appraisal Practice and the Uniform Appraisal
Standards for the Federal Land Acquisition (Yellow Book Standards). The
appraisal must be completed by a Certified General Appraiser licensed to
practice in the State of New Hampshire. The appraiser must provide a disclosure
statement. This document provides suggested language to go into the disclosure
statement.
Last Modified:
01/23/2007
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