NR 153.17(4)(d)(d) A list of local assistance and design activities for which funding is requested and an identification of eligibility under s. NR 153.16. NR 153.17 NoteNote: Local assistance activities eligible for reimbursement are identified in s. NR 153.16. Reimbursement may also be sought for design and construction services work under s. NR 153.15 (1) (a). NR 153.17(4)(e)(e) Certification that the activities listed on the application are scheduled for completion within the allowable time period specified by the department in the application materials. NR 153.17(4)(f)(f) Certification that the applicant has made arrangements to provide the staff necessary to implement the project. NR 153.17(4)(g)(g) Certification that staff and contractors designated for the project have adequate training, knowledge, and experience to implement the proposed project. NR 153.17(4)(h)(h) Evidence that the proposed project does not conflict with statewide and targeted nonpoint source performance standards and prohibitions. NR 153.17(4)(i)(i) For agricultural projects, documentation that the county has a qualifying strategy to implement state agricultural performance standards and prohibitions contained in subch. II of ch. NR 151. To qualify, the strategy shall address the following key actions: NR 153.17(4)(i)1.1. Inform and educate landowners and land operators required to comply with performance standards. NR 153.17(4)(i)2.2. Conduct compliance status inventories based on records reviews and on-site visits. NR 153.17(4)(i)3.3. Document inventory results and maintain compliance status records. NR 153.17(4)(i)4.4. Report inventory results and continuing compliance maintenance requirements to landowners and operators. NR 153.17(4)(i)6.6. Apply for grants from the department, or work to secure grants from other state, federal, or local sources to provide cost sharing to landowners and land operators to achieve compliance with performance standards. NR 153.17(4)(i)7.7. Develop cost-share agreements and provide for technical assistance to landowners and land operators to achieve compliance with performance standards. NR 153.17(4)(i)8.8. Assist the department at its request in drafting ch. NR 151 notices to landowners and land operators. NR 153.17(4)(j)(j) Other information that the department may require to screen the application for compliance with minimum program and statutory requirements. NR 153.17(5)(5) Required scoring information for large scale projects. An applicant for any large-scale TMDL project or large-scale non-TMDL project shall submit the following information to be considered for funding under this chapter: NR 153.17(5)(a)(a) Receiving water quality need, including impairment or threats to water quality caused or contributed to by nonpoint pollution sources that will be addressed by the project. NR 153.17(5)(b)(b) Expected reduction in pollutant loading attributed to the project. NR 153.17(5)(c)(c) Potential for the desired water quality response to implementation of best management practices. NR 153.17(5)(d)(d) Justification for geographic extent of the proposed project area. NR 153.17(5)(e)(e) Information regarding specific nonpoint pollution sources in the project area and the need and strategy for collecting and evaluating additional inventory information. NR 153.17(5)(f)(f) Proposed nonpoint pollution control strategy for the project area, including contacting and educating landowners and operators, conducting farm evaluations, identifying and targeting high priority nonpoint pollution sources such as sites failing to meet state standards and prohibitions, selecting cost-effective best management practices, delivering cost sharing and technical assistance, using local and state regulatory tools to facilitate attainment, and continuing maintenance of state performance standards and prohibitions. NR 153.17(5)(g)(g) Evidence of local support and involvement including support from governmental units, interest groups, landowners, and land operators. The department may also request information concerning a governmental unit’s continuous decision-making process which ensures participation by minority and low income populations in affected areas, along with majority populations, to ensure that as an outcome all people receive the benefits of a clean, healthy, and sustainable environment regardless of race, national origin, or income. NR 153.17(5)(h)(h) Consistency of the proposed project with other local land and water resource management plans, including the county land and water resources management plan. NR 153.17(5)(j)(j) Partnerships in the project area, including the extent to which available federal funding and other staffing and financial resources will be used. NR 153.17(5)(k)(k) Strategy for evaluating changes in pollution potential, pollutant loading, and receiving water response after implementation of the project.