In-kind Labor Tracking Sheet - Recreational Trails Program - North Dakota

In-kind Labor Tracking Sheet - Recreational Trails Program is a legal document that was released by the North Dakota Parks and Recreation Department - a government authority operating within North Dakota.

FAQ

Q: What is the In-kind Labor Tracking Sheet?
A: The In-kind Labor Tracking Sheet is a form used for tracking the time and effort contributed by volunteers or staff on recreational trails projects.

Q: What is the Recreational Trails Program?
A: The Recreational Trails Program is a grant program in North Dakota that provides funding for the development and maintenance of recreational trails.

Q: Who needs to use the In-kind Labor Tracking Sheet?
A: Anyone who is receiving funding through the Recreational Trails Program and has volunteers or staff contributing labor to their trail project needs to use the In-kind Labor Tracking Sheet.

Q: Why is it important to track in-kind labor?
A: Tracking in-kind labor allows the Recreational Trails Program to accurately measure the amount of volunteer and staff labor being contributed to trail projects, which helps demonstrate the value and impact of the program.

Q: How do I fill out the In-kind Labor Tracking Sheet?
A: The In-kind Labor Tracking Sheet requires information such as the date, hours worked, tasks performed, and names of volunteers or staff members contributing labor. Simply fill in the appropriate fields for each work day.

Q: Is the In-kind Labor Tracking Sheet mandatory?
A: Yes, if you are receiving funding through the Recreational Trails Program and have volunteers or staff contributing labor, it is mandatory to use the In-kind Labor Tracking Sheet.

Q: What happens if I don't submit the In-kind Labor Tracking Sheet?
A: Failure to submit the In-kind Labor Tracking Sheet could result in a delay in receiving funds from the Recreational Trails Program or disqualification from future funding opportunities.