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['Toxic Substances Control Act - EPA', 'CERCLA, SARA, EPCRA', 'Pesticides', 'Air Programs', 'Water Programs', 'Waste', 'Environmental Management Systems']
['Environmental Management Systems', 'Air Programs', 'CERCLA, SARA, EPCRA', 'Waste', 'Water Programs', 'Restricted Use Pesticides', 'Toxic Substances - EPA']
07/04/2025
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Your group, including those groups which form out of a coalition agreement, must incorporate as a nonprofit corporation for the purpose of participating in decision making at the Superfund site for which we provide a TAG. However, a group that was previously incorporated as a nonprofit organization and includes all individuals and groups who joined in applying for the TAG is not required to reincorporate for the specific purpose of representing affected individuals at the site, if in EPA's discretionary judgment, the group has a history of involvement at the site. You must also:
(a) At the time of award, demonstrate that your group has incorporated as a nonprofit organization or filed the necessary documents for incorporation with the appropriate State agency; and
(b) At the time of your first request for reimbursement or advance payment, submit proof that the State has incorporated your group as a nonprofit organization.
(a) Yes, your group must contribute 20 percent of the total cost of the TAG project unless EPA waives the match under §35.4055.
(b) Under 2 CFR 200.306, your group may use “cash” and/or “in-kind contributions” (for example, your board members can count their time toward your matching share) to meet the matching funds requirement. Without specific statutory authority, you may not use Federal funds to meet the required match.
[65 FR 58858, Oct. 2, 2000, as amended at 79 FR 76058, Dec. 19, 2014
(a) EPA may waive all or part of your matching funds requirement if we:
(1) Have not issued the “Record of Decision” (“ROD”) at the last “operable unit” for the site (in other words, if EPA has not already made decisions on the final cleanup actions at the site); and
(2) Determine, based on evidence in the form of documentation provided by your group, that:
(i) Your group needs a waiver because providing the match would be a financial hardship to your group (for example, your local economy is depressed and coming up with in-kind contributions would be difficult); and
(ii) The waiver is necessary to help your community participate in selecting a remedial action at the site.
(b) If your group receives a waiver of the matching funds after your initial award, your grant agreement must be amended.
['Toxic Substances Control Act - EPA', 'CERCLA, SARA, EPCRA', 'Pesticides', 'Air Programs', 'Water Programs', 'Waste', 'Environmental Management Systems']
['Environmental Management Systems', 'Air Programs', 'CERCLA, SARA, EPCRA', 'Waste', 'Water Programs', 'Restricted Use Pesticides', 'Toxic Substances - EPA']
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