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Waste Tire Enforcement Grant Program, FY 2001-2002

Questions and Answers

The following are questions and answers submitted to California Integrated Waste Management Board (CIWMB) program staff pertaining to the FY 2001-2002 Waste Tire Enforcement Grant application process. These questions and answers are mailed to everyone who requested a Waste Tire Enforcement Grant application.

Q. We are currently operating under a waste tire enforcement grant that will not be completed until April 2002. If we are approved for the grant, which begins implementation in October 2001 is there a problem having the two-grant period’s overlap? Should the new grant application make reference to programs currently being implemented under the existing grant?

A. The 2001-2002 Waste Tire Enforcement Grant will not pay for work performed under an existing grant. However, this does not preclude applicants who have current grants from either expanding their current program as needed or extending the length of time via the new grant so that current enforcement activities do not lapse. The new grant application should clearly indicate that the funds requested would not be used for work proposed under the previous grant. Those applicants who will expand their program with additional staff and equipment to perform new activities during the overlapping period should clearly explain this in the application and reference the existing grant programs.

Q. The application instructions discuss enforcement regarding generators, facilities and unpermitted tire piles. Can a grant program include activities involving enforcement and registration of haulers and final destination sites such as landfills?

A. Yes.

Q.3. Do grant applications which propose contract for services have to provide a copy of the contract or can a bid suffice? Understanding that signed contracts would be required subsequent to requesting reimbursement.

A. A bid will suffice for application purposes.

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Last updated: December 02, 2007

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