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This portion of the CDBG-MIT funding is designed for public infrastructure projects to reduce future flood risks. These projects can range from storm sewer installations and upgrades to retention ponds, waterway and wetland restoration. Nature-based solutions are encouraged. Additional information on the CDBG-MIT Infrastructure program is below.
Total Budget |
$100 million |
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Eligible Applicants | Counties, cities, or towns |
Eligible National Objectives |
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Executing Jurisdictions |
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Application Period | Current: April 1 - May 31, 2023 |
Scoring Criteria |
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Eligible Activities |
Including, but not limited to:
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Ineligible Activities |
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Benefit Cost Analysis (BCA) | When comparing and selecting Infrastructure and Buyout projects, SCOR will complete a Benefit Cost Analysis to determine the dollar value for the positive impact the project will have on the area. For example, if the cost to restore a wetland is $50,000 and will prevent $100,000 in future flood damage, the BCA is 2 (benefit divided by cost). |
Photo credit (left to right): Arlington National Cemetery, Municipal Association of SC, City of Marion