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Property acquired or developed with assistance under this chapter may not be converted to non-public uses unless the commissioner gives prior approval.
The commissioner or an authorized representative may access the applicant’s pertinent books, documents, papers, and records for audit or examination.
Each applicant must submit its grant request according to guidelines set by the commissioner.
The commissioner must carry out specified recreation-related functions through the department.
The commissioner may cooperate with and seek or accept assistance from government agencies and educational or scientific institutions while administering this chapter.
Heads of state departments and independent agencies with relevant administrative responsibility must consult with, and be consulted by, the commissioner from time to time about those activities.
Money received under this chapter is placed into the department fund and the commissioner may use it for reasonably necessary administration costs.
The Governor may designate areas, and applicants who experienced natural or man-made disasters in those areas may be given priority for fund allocation.
This section defines several terms used in the chapter.
A grant may not be made unless an application is submitted to the commissioner under the prescribed regulations and procedures, and the project matches the statewide outdoor recreation plan approved by the commissioner.
All applicants must agree to take on the full cost of maintaining, repairing, and operating the property after the project is completed.
A grant may cover no more than 50% of a project’s costs, and the applicant must cover the rest.
Financial assistance may be provided for certain recreation projects if they fit the state comprehensive outdoor recreation plan.
The commissioner makes grant payments only for approved projects and may pay them in advance when allowed by the project and deemed necessary.
An applicant cannot receive payment until it agrees to provide reports to the commissioner in the required form and with the necessary information.
Each applicant under this chapter must keep records prescribed by the commissioner.
The provision states Alabama’s policy to maintain abundant water of good quantity and quality and to support water-related research and scientist training through an institute or center at Auburn University.
The Board of Trustees of Auburn University may establish, or arrange for the establishment of, a water resources research institute or center.
This section defines several terms used in the article, including district, supervisor, committee, petition, state, agency of this state, United States, government, landowner, due notice, and land occupier.
The Legislature declares a policy of conserving soil and soil resources and controlling and preventing soil erosion in Alabama.
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