Agricultural Site Review Information - Capital Development Board (CDB) Funding for Land Acquisition Projects - Illinois

Agricultural Land Acquisition Projects is a legal document that was released by the Illinois Department of Agriculture - a government authority operating within Illinois.

FAQ

Q: What is CDB funding?
A: CDB funding refers to funding provided by the Capital Development Board for various projects.

Q: What types of projects does CDB funding support?
A: CDB funding supports land acquisition projects for agricultural sites in Illinois.

Q: What is an agricultural site review?
A: An agricultural site review is an evaluation of a piece of land to determine its suitability for agricultural purposes.

Q: Who can apply for CDB funding for land acquisition projects?
A: Any organization or individual involved in agriculture-related activities in Illinois can apply for CDB funding.

Q: How can I apply for CDB funding?
A: You can apply for CDB funding by completing the application form and submitting it to the Capital Development Board.

Q: What documents are required for the CDB funding application?
A: The required documents for the CDB funding application include a project description, budget plan, and proof of land ownership or lease agreement.

Q: Can individuals apply for CDB funding?
A: Yes, both organizations and individuals involved in agriculture-related activities in Illinois are eligible to apply for CDB funding.

Q: What are the benefits of receiving CDB funding?
A: Receiving CDB funding can provide financial assistance for land acquisition projects, making it easier to establish or expand agricultural sites.

Q: Are there any restrictions on how CDB funding can be used?
A: CDB funding can only be used for land acquisition projects related to agriculture. It cannot be used for other purposes.