Agenda - Council - 01/27/1981 - Laserfiche WebLink

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Limit of one grant per community in the Area of Planned Urbanization, Freestanding Growth Centers and Rural Area. An additional grant may be made to a community which receives a grant for a boat launch. If boat launch projects are given a top funding priority as recommended by the Public Access Task Force, these grant limitations are appropriate for FY '82. G. Project Review Criteria The project review criteria (see Table B) have been modified somewhat because of experience gained from both FY '80 and FY '81 grant cycles. Overall, the point total (375) is the same, but the breakdown between major categories has changed as follows: Category FY '81 FY '82 Points Points I. Need 125 125 II. Site suitability/design 115 125 III. Maintenance and program compatibility 45 40 IV. Other factors 90 85 Total' Lack of local consent for the regional system units 375 375 0 -20 Staff feels this breakdown gives appropriate weight to each major category and satisfies the intent of the Regional Open Space Policy Plan. Changes in the number of points awarded for each subcategory and the methods for awarding them are as follows: Local - There are no point changes here. The points for population in the service area will be awarded on a separate scale for each planning area so as to allow projects in each planning area a chance at the maximum number of points. B. Non-Local - No change II.A. Suitable for Intended Use - An increase in the number of points for each subeategory (10 to 15) was necessary to maintain the overall weight of this section. Suitable for Multiple Activities - Separated from multiple seasons criterion, but the number of points and basic method of awarding them has remained the same. Ct Suitable for Multi-Season Use - Separated from multiple activities criterion and increased from 5 to 10 points. Staff feels it should be equal to the multiple activity criterion. The method of awarding points remains the same.