WAC 286-13-045   What rules govern eligible matching resources?  (1) When requiring a match from an applicant for committee administered funds, or giving preference to an applicant that provides a match, it is the intent of the committee to do so to foster local commitment to the proposed project and to demonstrate that commitment, and to make funds from a given grant program (and revenue source) available to a greater number of projects.

     (2) Applicant resources used to match committee funds include, but are not limited to: Cash; local impact/mitigation fees; certain federal funds; the value of donations such as privately owned real estate, equipment, equipment use, materials, and labor; or any combination thereof.

     (3) An agency's or organization's match may include state and federal funds, including funds from other grant programs administered by the committee. However, the committee may require the agency or organization to provide a portion of the match in local resources.

     (4) Private donated real property, or the value of that property, must consist of real property (land and facilities) that would normally qualify for committee grant funding.

     (5) State agency projects may be assisted by one hundred percent funding from committee sources except where prohibited by law.

     (6) The eligibility of some federal and state funds to be used as a match is governed by federal and state requirements and thus may vary with individual program policies.



[Statutory Authority: RCW 79A.15.060(1), 79A.15.070(5),79A.25.005 , 79A.25.080(2), 79A.25.210. 06-05-024, § 286-13-045, filed 2/7/06, effective 3/10/06. Statutory Authority: RCW 43.98A.060(1), 43.98A.070(5), 43.99.080(2),46.09.240 (1) and 77.12.720. 98-08-014, § 286-13-045, filed 3/18/98, effective 4/18/98; 97-08-003, § 286-13-045, filed 3/20/97, effective 4/20/97. Statutory Authority: RCW 43.98A.060(1), 43.98A.070(5), 43.99.080(2), 46.09.240(1) and77.12.720 (4). 96-08-044, § 286-13-045, filed 3/29/96, effective 4/29/96.]