Open Project Selection Process - Recreation Trails Program (Rtp) - North Dakota

Open Project Recreation Trails Program (Rtp) 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 Recreation Trails Program (RTP)?
A: The Recreation Trails Program is a federal grant program that provides funding for developing and maintaining recreational trails.

Q: What is the Project Selection Process for RTP in North Dakota?
A: The Project Selection Process for RTP in North Dakota involves a competitive application process where project proposals are reviewed and evaluated based on specific criteria.

Q: Who can apply for funding under RTP in North Dakota?
A: Various entities, including state and local governments, tribes, and non-profit organizations can apply for funding under RTP in North Dakota.

Q: What types of projects are eligible for funding under RTP in North Dakota?
A: Projects that enhance recreational trails, such as trail construction, maintenance, and improvements, are eligible for funding under RTP in North Dakota.

Q: How much funding is available under RTP in North Dakota?
A: The amount of funding available under RTP in North Dakota varies from year to year and is dependent on federal appropriations.

Q: What are the key criteria used to evaluate project proposals under RTP in North Dakota?
A: Key criteria used to evaluate project proposals under RTP in North Dakota include the project's feasibility, alignment with program goals, benefits to trail users, and leveraging of other funds.

Q: What is the timeline for the Project Selection Process for RTP in North Dakota?
A: The timeline for the Project Selection Process for RTP in North Dakota may vary, but typically includes an application period, review and evaluation of proposals, and announcement of awarded projects.