How To Apply
Deadline for 2014 Applications is February 12th 2013 by 5:00 PM
Proposed New Rural Legacy Areas
First time applicants proposing a new Rural Legacy Area should first read the Grants Manual and contact the appropriate Program Administrator. The Full Application will need to be completed.
Established Rural Legacy Areas
Grant renewal requests and/or boundary line change requests for already established Rural Legacy Areas should use the Abbreviated Application form, along with the Property List Form.
Where do I start?
You can download the entire Rural Legacy Program Grants Manual and application forms from the Download page. Once you are familiar with the Grants Manual and the Applications forms, contact your regional program administrator with your questions and to discuss your proposal.
Timing
Check our Calendar to see what happens when, and some important dates to plan around.
From Grant Application to Grant Agreement
After the Board of Public Works approves the Application, the Rural Legacy Board, through the Department of Natural Resources Rural Legacy Program staff, will transmit a Grant Agreement to the Sponsor for approval.
The Chairman of the Rural Legacy Board and the Rural Legacy Sponsor(s) will sign the Grant Agreement, and the sponsor can then proceed with individual acquisitions as defined in project agreements.
- Program Process
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- Rural Legacy Area Contacts
- Rural Legacy Area Sponsors
- Rural Legacy Area Descriptions
- Rural Legacy Area Maps
- Application Process
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- Rural Legacy Documents & Forms
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