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question will help gauge the readiness of the project. As a reminder, right of way acquisition costs are not an eligible use for LRIP funds. • No additional right of way is required • Right of way has been acquired • Right of way acquisition is underway • Right of way acquisition has yet to begin 6. Ability to Operate and Maintain Facility. Describe the local agency's ability to adequately provide for the safe operation and maintenance of the facility upon completion. F. Multimodal/Complete Streets Multimodal Improvements. Depending on where and how local roads are improved, vehicle traffic, multi - modal, and non -motorized bike and pedestrian movements may benefit. Identify other users of the roadway and describe multi-modal/non-motorized improvements included on the project. G. Cost Section: Provide estimated costs for construction from each potential funding source, including the amount of LRIP funds requested. Cost estimates should be based on planning and engineering principles. All costs listed as coming from agencies other than the applicant must be committed funds as reflected in a letter of support (agency has agreed to provide these funds for the project). Do not include costs for studies, design, right of way acquisition, construction engineering, or soft costs such as staff time. LRIP funds will be capped at $1,250,000 for counties, state aid cities, non -state aid cities, and townships. Projects with total project cost estimates less than the capped amount are not required to provide a match provided that all of the construction items are LRIP-eligible. Items that are eligible for LRIP funds include reasonable elements associated with roadway construction, including basic landscaping and turf establishment. Landscaping planters, benches, bike racks, decorative fences, ornamental lighting, and other aesthetic treatments above the standard are generally not eligible. Other items that are not eligible include engineering, construction administration and inspection, right of way acquisition, and water main, sanitary sewer, or private utility work. Additionally, work on trunk highways or on trunk highway right of way is typically not eligible. H. Attachments: The following attachments must be included with the application: ❑ At least one project location map with routes and project termini labeled ❑ Engineer's Estimate with an itemized breakdown ❑ Project schedule ❑ Local agency resolution ❑ Resolution of support from sponsoring county agreeing to be sponsor and agreeing to perform sponsor tasks as identified above in section "Project Selection" (required for applications by townships and cities under 5,000 population) ❑ Other letters of concurrence or support from MnDOT, other cities/counties that may benefit, businesses, local legislators, and/or other benefiting parties. http://www.dot.state.mn.us/stateaid/Irip.html 11