Request for Match Waiver - Rural Economic Development Initiative and Florida Recreation Development Assistance Program - Florida

Request for Match Waiver - Rural Economic Development Initiative and Florida Recreation Development Assistance Program is a legal document that was released by the Florida Department of Environmental Protection - a government authority operating within Florida.

FAQ

Q: What is a Match Waiver?
A: A Match Waiver is a request to exempt or reduce the requirement for a recipient to provide a certain amount of money or resources to match a funding opportunity.

Q: What is the Rural Economic Development Initiative?
A: The Rural Economic Development Initiative is a program in Florida that provides financial assistance for economic development projects in rural areas.

Q: What is the Florida Recreation Development Assistance Program?
A: The Florida Recreation Development Assistance Program is a program that provides funding for the development or improvement of recreational facilities in Florida.

Q: What is the purpose of the Match Waiver for these programs?
A: The purpose of the Match Waiver is to allow recipients of funding from the Rural Economic Development Initiative and the Florida Recreation Development Assistance Program to forgo or reduce their financial obligation to match the funding provided by the programs.

Q: Who can request a Match Waiver?
A: Any recipient of funding from the Rural Economic Development Initiative or the Florida Recreation Development Assistance Program can request a Match Waiver.

Q: How can a Match Waiver be requested?
A: To request a Match Waiver, the recipient must submit a formal request to the administering agency of the program from which they received funding.

Q: Is approval guaranteed for a Match Waiver?
A: Approval of a Match Waiver is not guaranteed and is subject to review and approval by the administering agency.

Q: What factors are considered when reviewing a Match Waiver request?
A: When reviewing a Match Waiver request, the administering agency considers factors such as the recipient's financial capacity, the impact on the project, and the availability of alternative sources of funding.