9 NYCRR Part 421 - Executive Department

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9 NYCRR 421.1 - Project applications

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NYCRR title agency: Executive Department
Section status: Section source receipt
Source version current through: Sep 15, 2021

At the beginning of the annual project cycle, the commissioner will announce the availability of applications for Conservation Corps projects. The commissioner's announcement will include where to obtain application information and the date by which applications must be submitted.

9 NYCRR 421.2 - Evaluation of applications

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NYCRR title agency: Executive Department
Section status: Section source receipt
Source version current through: Sep 15, 2021

(a)Applications will be reviewed and evaluated by the Office to determine how well the project attains the goals of the Conservation Corps as described in sections 419.2 and 420.2 of this Title.

(b)Additional factors related to the proposed project which will be considered are:

(1)the anticipated long-term public benefit of the project, resulting from the rehabilitation or renovation of existing facilities or resources or the development of new facilities or resources;

(2)the meaningfulness to the enrollees of the work to be performed;

(3)the meaningfulness of the project to the community;

(4)the potential for the project to enhance the basic employment skills of the enrollees as well as to increase their appreciation of the State's natural environment and cultural heritage; and

(5)the degree to which the work is labor-intensive and not more appropriately performed using heavy equipment.

(c)Distribution of projects.

(1)The distribution of projects will, as far as practicable, reflect the following factors:

(i)the distribution of the population of the State as a whole;

(ii)the amount of use of project sites; and

(iii)the population of and unemployment rates among the target age group.

(2)Exceptions can be made by the commissioner for special needs arising from disasters or casualty.

(d)The process of evaluation of project applications will consider the proposed overall project administrative structure as well as the proposed work project.

(e)Potential project sponsors, including State agencies, will compete only for funds within their specific categories. Projects must meet minimum standards, however, and if there are not sufficient applications for projects meeting minimum requirements within a given category, the Office may reallocate the remaining funds available in that category in accordance with section 419.4(c) of this Title.

9 NYCRR 421.3 - Project agreement

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NYCRR title agency: Executive Department
Section status: Section source receipt
Source version current through: Sep 15, 2021

A successful applicant shall enter into an agreement with the Office for the expenditure of State funds in accordance with the Conservation Corps program. The application to conduct a Conservation Corps project, with such modifications as may be required by the Office, shall be made a part of the agreement, along with any other provisions required by State law, the Attorney General, the State Comptroller and the Office.

Former section numbers

9 NYCRR 421.4: The State's compiled source lists this section only as [Renumbered]. LawEngine treats it as a status flag, not current operative rule text.
9 NYCRR 421.5: The State's compiled source lists this section only as [Renumbered]. LawEngine treats it as a status flag, not current operative rule text.
9 NYCRR 421.6: The State's compiled source lists this section only as [Renumbered]. LawEngine treats it as a status flag, not current operative rule text.

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