Fort Walton Beach Council agenda — 09-27-11 regular part 2 of 2 — reading text

miles 13 of the parish shoreline oiled. 14 bb) Forty percent based 15 on the weighted average of the 16 population of the parish. 17 cc) Twenty percent based 18 on the weighted average of the 19 land mass of the parish. 20 iii) CONDITIONS.- 21 I) LAND USE PLAN. —As a con - 22 dition of receiving amounts allocated 23 under clause ( ii), the chief executive 24 of the eligible parish shall certify to 25 the Governor of the State that the vbns S 1400 IS m9 a NQ Attachment: 9 -27 -11 581400 rev ( 1444 : 201130 - Support for 5B 1400)  ootq ssjo1yoddnS- 0£- LL0Z: 46VL) n01004L9S t L- LZ- 6 4uaw43enV a a( Nm 0 am 15 Yu am 1 parish has completed a comprehensive 2 land use plan. 3 II) OTHER CONDITIONS. —A 4 coastal political subdivision receiving 5 funding under this subsection shall 6 meet all of the conditions in subpara- 7 graph ( D). 8 D) CONDITIONS. —As a condition of re- 9 ceiving amounts from the Trust Fund, a Gulf 10 Coast State, including the entities described in 11 subparagraph ( E), or a coastal political subdivi- 12 lion shall - 13 i) agree to meet such conditions, in- 14 eluding audit requirements, as the Sec - 15 retary of the Treasury determines nec- 16 essary to ensure that amounts disbursed 17 from the Trust Fund will be used in ac- 18 cordance with this subsection; 19 ii) certify in such form and in such 20 manner as the Secretary of the Treasury 21 determines necessary that the project or 22 program for which the Gulf Coast State or 23 coastal political subdivision is requesting 24 amounts— S 1900 Is  Ift 1 I) is designed to restore and 2 protect the natural resources, eco- 3 systems, fisheries, marine and wildlife 4 habitats, beaches, coastal wetlands, or 5 economy of the Gulf Coast; 6 II) carries out 1 or more of the 7 activities described in subparagraph 8 B) (i); 9 11I) was selected based on 10 meaningful input from the public, in- 11 cluding broad -based participation 12 from individuals, businesses, and non- 13 profit organizations; and 14 IV) in the case of a natural re- 15 source protection or restoration 16 project, is based on the best available 17 science; 18 iii) certify that the project or pro - 19 gram and the awarding of a contract for 20 the expenditure of amounts received under 21 this subsection are consistent with the 22 standard procurement roles and regula- 23 tions governing a comparable project or 24 program in that State, including all appli- vmnF S 19W IS b A NS Attachment: 9 -27 -11 SB1400 rev ( 1444 : 201130 - Support for SB 1400)  004E SS lol>JoddnS - 0£- LLOZ : 4r4L) ne1004 LBS LL- LZ- 6 7e0Wg3011V 0 m ao 17 YU aN 1 cable competitive bidding and audit re- 2 quirements; and 3 iv) develop and submit a multiyear 4 implementation plan for use of those 5 funds. 6 E) APPROVAL BY STATE ENTITY, TASK 7 FORCE, OR AGENCY. — The following Gulf Coast 8 State entities, task forces, or agencies shall 9 carry out the duties of a Gulf Coast State pur- 10 suant to this paragraph: 11 i) ALABAMA. — 12 I) IN aENERAL. —In the State 13 of Alabama, the Alabama Gulf Coast 14 Recovery Council, which shall be com- 15 prised of only the following: 16 as) The Governor of Ala- 17 bama, who shall also serve as 18 Chairperson and preside over the 19 meetings of the Alabama Gulf 20 Coast Recovery Council. 21 bb) The Director of the 22 Alabama State Port Authority, 23 who shall also serve as Vice 24 Chairperson and preside over the 25 meetings of the Alabama Gulf S 1400 M  18 1 Coast Recovery Council in the 2 absence of the Chairperson. 3 cc) The Chairman of the 4 Baldwin County Commission. 5 dd) The President of the 6 Mobile County Commission. 7 cc) The Mayor of the city 8 of Bayou La Batre. 9 ff) The Mayor of the town 10 of Dauphin Island. 11 gg) The Mayor of the city 12 of Fairhope. 13 hh) The Mayor of the city 14 of Gulf Shores. 15 ii) The Mayor of the city 16 of Mobile. 17 Uj) The Mayor of the city 18 of Orange Beach. 19 II) VOTE. —Each member of 20 the Alabama Gulf Coast Recovery 21 Council shall be entitled to 1 vote. 22 III) MAjoR= voTE. —All de- 23 cisions of the Alabama Gulf Coast Re- 24 covery Council shall be made by ma- 25 jority vote. nxvd r S 1400 IS O m Attachment: 9 -27 -11 S81400 rev ( 1444 : 2011 - 30 - Support for SB 1400)  004L a jol yoddnS - oc- L Loz a V44L) naJ 004L8S LL- LZ- 6 1uaw43e1y 0 mm aa 19 Yu a m 1 ii) LOUISIANA. —In the State of 2 Louisiana, the Coastal Protection and Res- 3 toration Authority of Louisiana. 4 iii) MISsISsH' PI. — In the State of 5 Mississippi, the Mississippi Department of 6 Environmental Quality. 7 F) COMPLIANCE WITH ELIGIBLE ACTIVI- 8 TIES.— If the Secretary of the Treasury deter- 9 mines that an expenditure by a Gulf Coast 10 State or coastal political subdivision of amounts 11 made available under this subsection does not 12 meet 1 of the activities described in subpara- 13 graph ( B)( i), the Secretary shall make no addi- 14 tional amounts from the Trust Fund available 15 to that Gulf Coast State or coastal political 16 subdivision until such time as an amount equal 17 to the amount expended for the unauthorized 18 use - 19 i) has been deposited by the Gulf 20 Coast State or coastal political subdivision 21 in the Trust Fund; or 22 ii) has been authorized by the See - 23 retary of the Treasury for expenditure by 24 the Gulf Coast State or coastal political 6 1400 Is  20 1 subdivision for a project or program that 2 meets the requirements of this subsection. 3 G) COMPLIANCE WITH CONDITIONS. — If 4 the Secretary of the Treasury determines that 5 a