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**Riparian Area
Establishment
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75%
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Up
to $5,000
(Max.
900/ac)
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Education Demo Projects
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75%
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Up
to $10,000
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***Equipment Leasing
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50%
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Up
to $250
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Filter Strips |
75% |
Up to $6,000 |
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Waterways |
75% |
Up to $6,000 |
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Nutrient/Pest Mgmt. Plans |
75% |
Up to $6,000 |
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Special Practices |
75% |
Up to $6,000 |
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****Wildlife Habitat Improvement |
75% |
Up to $6,000 |
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Grid Mapping & VRT |
75% |
Up to $6,000
(Max
$10/acre) |
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Heavy Use Pads |
75% |
Up to $6,000 |
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*****Pervious Surface |
75% |
Up to $6,000 |
*Equipment
available for cost share includes: Starter Fertilizer Attachments &
Pumps, Row Cleaners, Coulter Combinations, Seed Firmers, Gauge Wheels
(Case IH) and Closing Wheels, Chaff Spreaders
**Riparian
area projects (tree, shrub and grass selection) must receive final
approval by the Johnson County SWCD prior to development.
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Equipment
available for cost-share includes: Strawblower,
Crimper, Hydro-Seeder, No-Till Drill.
Leasing projects will be funded on a first come first serve basis
until available funds are used up.
****Wildlife Habitat Improvement projects
must have a water quality benefit to be considered.
*****Pervious Surface must be installed
by a certified installer, a list of certified installers is available from
the SWCD office.
Section 319 funds can not be used to meet
MS4 requirements unless the proposed use of 319 funds goes "above and
beyond" the requirements outlined in the MS4 permit and/or described in
the Storm Water Quality Management Plan. If a proposed BMP is
required to meet MS4 or NPDES requirements, it is ineligible for 319
funding.
Maximum
payment for a landowner completing more than one practice is $6,000,
$10,000 for educational demo projects, hard
money. If permits are
required for any of the Best Management Practices, the landowner will be
responsible for permit.
New for 2008: Cost-share
funding available for funding of engineering costs for cost-share
projects. Please call the office for details.
Cost-share funds may not
be used to reimburse an applicant for the following:
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Purchase of agricultural
equipment, or other large pieces of equipment (equipment modifications
and leasing are allowable)
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Purchase of land or land
easements (these activities can be counted as matching funds in some
cases)
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Any project which is
directed at water quantity rather than water quality, such
as dredging, drainage, or flood control
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Any practices, equipment,
or supplies used to fulfill the requirements of any federal permit,
such as a NPDES permit or to comply with IDEM's Confined Feeding Operation
rule or permit requirements, or to meet enforcement requirements.
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Wetland mitigation sites
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Incentive payments or yield
losses
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Practices not sanctioned by
IDEM or a partner agency of IDEM
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Practices not installed in
accordance with standards and specifications developed by NRCS, IDNR or
other recognized standards.
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Sales tax
Contact
david-harrell@iaswcd.org
for more information.
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