NR 199.03(11)(11) “Land management plan” means a plan approved by the department detailing how lands acquired with grants under this chapter shall be managed and maintained. NR 199.03(12)(12) “Local share” means that portion of the project costs that is not funded by the department. NR 199.03(13)(13) “Mitigation” means implementing specific activities to remove structures from flood hazard areas or to protect structures from flooding. NR 199.03(14)(14) “Parcel” means one contiguous block of land under a single ownership. NR 199.03(15)(15) “Project priority list” means a ranking by the department of municipal flood control or riparian restoration projects in the order of their scheduled receipt of funds. NR 199.03(16)(16) “Property acquisition” means fee title ownership or an easement in perpetuity in the land. NR 199.03(17)(17) “Repetitive loss structure” means any structure with 2 or more flood losses, each greater than $1,000, in any 10 year period since 1978. NR 199.03(18)(18) “Riparian restoration project” means eligible activities which will restore or enhance the natural beneficial uses and value of a watercourse. NR 199.03(19)(19) “Structure” means any manmade object with form, shape and utility, either permanently or temporarily attached to, placed upon or set into the ground, stream bed or lake bed, including, but not limited to, buildings, storage tanks, bridges, dams, channels and culverts. NR 199.03(20)(20) “Substantial damage” means flood damages to any structure that equal or exceeds 50% of the present equalized assessed value of the structure. NR 199.03 HistoryHistory: CR 01-014: Cr. Register October 2001 No. 550, eff. 11-1-01. NR 199.04(1)(1) The applicant shall submit with each application preliminary and detailed designs for each project to the department for review and approval. NR 199.04(2)(2) The grant recipient shall submit to the department an annual status report and a final project report that is suitable for use by the general public. NR 199.04(3)(3) The grant recipient shall perform all required water tests and other analyses at a department-approved laboratory. NR 199.04(4)(4) For projects utilizing physical, biological or chemical data, the department may require the grant recipient to implement a quality control and quality assurance plan approved by the department. The department shall approve all methods and procedures to be used in the project. NR 199.04(5)(5) The grant recipient shall submit to the department, in a format specified by the department, all data and information acquired as part of the project. NR 199.04(6)(6) If the project has not been satisfactorily completed per the grant agreement, the department may withhold further grant funds and may seek reimbursement of the state share distributed to the grant recipient. NR 199.04(7)(7) Any property acquired through either fee simple title or purchase of an easement in perpetuity shall be maintained as a permanent open-space use. The grant recipient shall record this condition as a permanent deed restriction when the property acquisition occurs. NR 199.04 HistoryHistory: CR 01-014: Cr. Register October 2001 No. 550, eff. 11-1-01. NR 199.05NR 199.05 Eligible and ineligible project activities. NR 199.05(1)(1) Eligible activities. The following activities, in priority order, are eligible for funding under this section: NR 199.05(1)(a)(a) Acquisition and removal of structures which, due to zoning restrictions, cannot be rebuilt or repaired. NR 199.05(1)(b)(b) Acquisition and removal of structures in the 100-year floodplain. NR 199.05(1)(c)(c) Acquisition and removal of repetitive loss or substantially damaged structures. NR 199.05(1)(d)(d) Acquisition and removal of other flood damaged structures. NR 199.05(1)(f)(f) Riparian restoration projects, including removal of dams and other artificial obstructions, restoration of fish and native plant habitat, erosion control and streambank restoration projects.