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D.* Statements on Meeting State Priorities (Administrative and Categorical) E.* Project Budget F. Matching Share and Letters of Commitment G. Signed Federal Forms (4 total) ► Signed Statement of Understanding ► Part V Assurances ► Signed Certification Regarding Debarment ► Assurance of Compliance H.* Letters of Support I. Resume(s) A. Pronosal Cover Sheet This form (attached) should be completed and signed by an authorized party. Specific instructions for completing this form are given below. 1. The Project Title should reflect the kind of project that the grant applicant has proposed in this application (for example, the "Huntington Downtown National Register Historic District Nomination"). Allowable project types can be found in Part I, Section A. 2. The Project Sponsor is the legal entity applying for the grant (municipal government agency, educational institution, or not -far -profit organization with 501(c)(3) status). If the grant proposal is successful, it is the Project Sponsor who will be offered funding. The Project Sponsor also has the ultimate legal and financial responsibility for the project. 3. The Federal Employer's Identification Number. This is required as part of state and federal auditing and income tax regulations. 4. Congressional District in which the project is located. This information is required by the National Park Service. 5. The name of the Project Coordinator as the individual designated by the Project Sponsor to administer the project. (See Part I, Section C, and submit the resume of this person.) 6. The name of the Principal Investigator as the professional responsible for ensuring that the final product meets all applicable state and federal standards. (See Part 1, Section C.) If a member of the Project Sponsor's staff is to be the Principal Investigator, please submit a current resume. If the Principal Investigator is not a current employee of the Project Sponsor, but will be hired later if the grant application is funded, insert "To Be Selected" in this space. Additional information on selecting professionals can be found in Part II, Section E (6). 7. Indicate the amount of federal funding requested, the matching share, and the total project cost on the appropriate lines. Note that these figures must be consistent with those contained on the subsequent Project Budget and Matching Share pages of the application. 8. Indicate the proposed schedule for the project. Do not anticipate starting any project prior to April 1; due to federal delays, clearance to begin a project is sometimes not granted until June. Note also that the ending date is to be no later than June 30, 2001. 9. Supply the information specifically requested in lines A through D. All grant projects must produce recognizable (and preferably tangible) products that are commensurate with the funds to be expended. Contact the Division of Historic Preservation and Archaeology if there is any confusion regarding this item. B. Grant Annlication Checklist After completing all parts of the grant application, refer to the Grant Application Checklist (attached) for instructions on how to assemble the parts of the application, and how many copies of each part are required to be submitted. Next, check off the items on the list, and submit the Checklist as part of the grant application. 5 .,A