NCD980602163_19830817_Warren County PCB Landfill_SERB C_Executed Grant Agreement-OCR

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STATE OF NORTH CAROLI NA
DEPARTMENT OF HUMAN RESOURCES
325 NORTH SALISBURY STREET
JAMES B .. HUNT, JR. SARAH T. MORROW, M.D .. M.P.H.
GOVERNOR RALEIGH 27611 SECRET>.RY
Mr. Ken Turner, Grants Specialist
EPA -Region IV
345 Couitland St., NE
Atlanta, GA 30365
Dear Mr. Turner:
August 17, 1983
TELEPHONE
919/733-4,34
RE: EPA Grant No.: D004466-83-0
Attached is the executed grant agreement. We appreciate this
financial support which is urgently needed to meet program objectives.
STM/OWS:bb
Attachment
Cordially yours,
Sarah T. Morrow, M.D., M.P.H.
cc: O. W~ Strickland, Head, Solid & Hazardous Waste Management Branch
Johnny Poplin, Budget Officer, pivision of Health Services
Charles Jeter, Regional Administrator
U.S. ENVIRONMENTAi. PROTECTION AGENCY D004466-83-0 roJR-¥,-5
EPA ASSISTANCE AGREEMENT/AMENDMENT ,(·ueE 1F5W1983
4'. MAIi.iNG DATE
PART I• ASSISTANCE NOTIFICATION INFORMATION AUG 15 1Q8~
5. AGREEMENT TYPE 6. PAYMENT METHOD
Coop.ntl11e AgrMment V 0 Advance 0 Raimbur..nant lxJ l.anar of Cred It 6 8-] 3::0~ 3]
Grant Aor.-nent Send Payment Requast To: I'· TYPE OF ACTfON
A•lnance Amendment N/A NEW
, 8. RECIPIENT 9. PAYEE
z North Carolina Departrrent of
0 Human Resources 'N/A I-325 North Salisbury Street < N Raleigh, North Carolina 27611 z < c.:, eiNN0~---------1c~a~~ThNALomffii'CT--10, RECIPIENT TYPE a: 0 561043354Al Statewide . State G.C • 371833750 I-z 11. PROJECT MANAGER ANO TEI.EPHONE NO. 12. CONSUi. TANT (WWT Co,vtrvctfo" Gnsnt, Only} w
!:: c.J o.w . Strick.land N/A w a: 919-733-2178
13. ISSUING OFFICE (Clt)'/Stot•J 1". EPA PROJECT/STATE OFFICER ANO TEI.EPHONE NO.
I-Atlanta, Georgia Mr. Walton W. Jones c.J < Envirornrental Scientist I-z 404-881-2234 0 c.J I < c.. w 15. EPA CONGRESSIONAi. 1.IAISON & TEI.. NO. 16. STATE APPi. 10 (CL.orin,hou.N) 17. FIEI.O OF SCIENC,18. PROJECTSTEP(W'WTCG
Frank :Reed 404-881-3714 N/A Only J N/A
19. STA TUT ORY AUTHORITY 20. REGULATORY AUTHORITY 21. STEP 2 + 3 a. STEP 3 (WW'T Con,trvction Only}
L Tranment '--91
P.L. 94-580 40 CFR b. Project Type
Section 3012 Part 30 c. Traatment Pro-·•
d. Sludge Ofllvr,
22. P~OJECT TITLE ANO DESCRIPTION
Hazardous Waste Site Inventory (Super Fund) 2.!3 described in the final application and
workplan signed by Dr. Sarah T. M:>rrt:M on April 22, 1983.
23. PROJECT L.OCATION UrTa1 lmpoctwd by f>rojwct)
CltY/Placa County Stan ConQT"enionel District
'0~1i::>i ah W;:iki:> N. C. S t;=rt-PWi c,0
24'. ASSISTANCE PROGRAM(CFDA. Pro,rrun No. & Tit~} 25. PROJECT PERICO 26. BUDGET PERIOD --..
6Jl·/i8·3'. to 12/31/84 6/1/83 to 12/31/84
27. COMMUNITY POPULATION (WWT CG 28. TOTAi. BUDGET PERIOD COST ~ 29. TOTAL. PROJECT PERIOD COST
Only/ N/A -408,000 $ 408,000
FUNOS FORMER AWARD THIS ACTION AMENDED TOTAL.
30. EPA Amount Thia Ai:tlon $ 408,000 ,.
31. EPA In-Kind Amount
32. Unaxoended Prior YHr Balance
33. Other Federal Funds
34. Rc,cipi.nt Contribution
35. Sute Cont ribution
36. L.ocal Contribution
37. Omar Contribution
38. Allowable Project Con :;, 'fU ts, UUU
Program Elem.nt FY Appropriation Doc. Control No. Account Number Object Clan Obli9ation/Deoblig. Amount
-' < 6820X8145 S00002 3TKP04TKOO 41.57 408,000 ~ TKPY9D 83 $
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PART II APPROVED BUDGET -ASSISTANCE IDENTIFICATION NO DQ04466-83-0
TABL.E A -OBJECT CLASS CATEGORY TOTAL APPROVEO ALLOWABLE
(Non-construction) BUDGET PERIOD COST
1. PERSONNEL 191,0 lb
2.. FRINGE BENEFITS 37,731
3. TRAVEL 25,000
<I. EOUIPMENT 18,100
5. SUPPLIES 16,000
6. CONTRACTUAL . -l.() Fi?u
7. CONSTRUCTION -0-
8. OTHER 21,000
9. TOTAL OIRECT CHARGES 3L.9 ')31
10. INDIRECT COSTS: RATE 30. 6 '1. BASE 'Pi:>rc:.l"lnnP 1 ;:mr'l Fri riaP Benefits 58,469
t t ,-TOTAL (Share: Recipient I Q -, .. FederailOO "le) 408,000
, 408,000 t 2.. TOT~L APPROVED ASSISTANCE AMOUNT $
TABLE B -PROGRAM ELEMENT CL.ASSIFICATION
(Non-conatruction)
L
2. . ..
3.
"·
5 •.
6. ,.
8.
9 .
10. , , . --
12.. TOT AL (Share: Recipient '7 •. Feder•' '7.,) ...
13. T OT AL APPROVED ASSIST AHCE AMOUNT s
TABLE C -PROGRAM ELEMENT CLASSIFICATION
(Conatruction)
t . A OMINISTRA TION EXPENSE
2. PRELIMINARY EXPENSE
3. LANO STRUCTURES, RIGHT-OF-WAY
I.. ARCHIT ECTURAL ENGINEERING BASIC FEES
5. OTHER ARCHITECTURAL ENGINEERING FEES
6. PROJECT INSPECTION FEES
7. LANO DEVELOPMENT
6. RELOCATION EXPENSES
9. RELOCATION PAYMENTS TO INDIVIDUALS ANO BUSINESSES
10. DEMOLITION ANO REMOVAL
1-1. CONSTRUCTION ANO PROJECT IMPROVEMENT
12.. EOUIPMENT
13. MISCELLANEOUS
14. TOTAL (Z..ln•• 1 thru 13) -'
15. ESTIMATED INCOME (II appllc•bl•)
. 16. NET PROJECT AMOUNT (Z..Jne 14 o,Jnua JS)
17. LESS: INELIGIBLE EXCLUSIONS
18. ADO: CONTINGENCIES
19' TOT AL (Shu~: Recipient' '7., Federa' '7e)
:zo.1 TOTAL APPROVED ASSISTANCE AMOUMT s
EPA Form 5700-20A (Ro-., 8-79) PAGE20F'
. ASSISTANCE ICEHTIFICATION NO I.JVV~~oo-o~-v
b. s.P~CIAl.'COHCITIOMS (Conrinued)
8 • The grant rules governing cooperative agreements allow for the State
to request reprogramming of funds when appropriate. If the State and EPA
detei..nine that i•nsuf f icien t funds or hours were budgeted in the initial
award to properly complete the proposed activities, priority for the
remaining funds will be given to completion of the preliminary assessments
contained in the State's workplan. Second priority will be given to site
inspections. (See 40 CFR Part 30, Subpart E for procedures to rebudget
funds.)
I ·-I
PI.RTIV
HOTE: The Agreem~t must be completed in duplicate and the Original returned to the Grants Administration
Division for Headquarters awards and to the appropriate Grants Administrations Office for State a.ad local
awards within 3 calendar weeks after receipt or within any exten.ai.on o£ time a.a may be gra.ated by EPA.
Receipt of a written refusal or failure to retam the properly executed document within the prescribed time, may
result in the withdrawal of the offer by t.he Agency. · Any change to the Agreement by tbe recipient subsequem
to the docnment being signed by the £PA Award Official which the Award Official determines to materially
alter the Agreement . shall void the Agreement. ·
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OP'P'ER .4HD .4C:C:EPTANC:E -
The United Stat~ of America, actuuE bv and throltgh the U.S. Environmental :Pro~ction Agency (EPA), hereby offers
ass.i"tance/amendment to the N::>rth Carolina Dept. of Human _Pesources
100 "CC:l"'l&N ( U"GANIZA TION
tftlr % of all approved costs inomed up to and not exceeding S 408,000 Aai•• t XNEt XMdG111 f
'for the support of approved budget period effort described in application (including all application modification:,)
Hazardous Waste Program included herein by reterence.
C::·A _ AN::l 1 ;LE
ISSUING OFFICE (Gnmt• Admini•tretion Otlic•) AW.I.RC APPROVAL. OFFICE
ORGAMIZ.ATIOM/ AOCRltSS ORGANIZA TIOMT AOCRa5
Grants Administration Unit Fegional Administrator ..
345 Courtland Street, N. E. Environrrental Protection Agency
Atlanta, Georgia 30365 345 Courtland Street, N. E.
Atlanta, Georgia 30365
I) THe:/!lNIT.Ji C S;t'+TES OF AMERICA BY THE U.S. ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY
SIGHA, oi;::u~ 1Hm ► I TY .. 11!:0 ....... I!: AMC TITI.£ l°AtJG ' --()t' Olarles R. Jeter, Fegional Administrator 15 1993
~meut is subject ta -lieable U.S. Envi:oomeatal P,otection Agency statutory p,ovis;oas aad usistaace
re ons. In accepting this award or amendment and any payments made pursuant thereto, (1) the undersigned
represents that be is duly authorized to act on behalf of the recipient organization, and (2, the recipient agrees
(a) that the award is subject to the applicable provisions of 40 CFR Chapter I.. Subchapter Band of the provisions
of this agreement (Parts I thra IV), and (b) that acceptance of any payments constitutes an agreement by the payee
that the amounts, if .uiy found by EPA to have been overpaid will be refunded or credited in full to .EPA.
BY AND ON BEHALF OF THE DESIGNATED RECIPIENT ORGAHIZATIOH z~
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TY~l!:C ....... I!: AMC TITLE /, , )-rJ,v,.,,,o.,// ~ _ Sarah T. M:irrow, Secretary ~:I!: ,:;,r;-: ;9,P3
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PART 111-AWARO COHOITIOHS
a. CiEHERJ..L COHOITIOHS'.
Tne recipient1covenants and agrees that it will expeditiously initiate and timely c:omplete the project work for
which assistance has been awarded under this agreement, in accordance with all applicable provisions of 40 CF'R
Chapter I, Subpart 3. The recipient warrants, represents, and agrtts that it, and its contractors, subcontractors,
employees and representatives, will comply with: (1) all applicable provisions of 40 CFR Cnapter I, Subchapter B,
' !NCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO the provisions of Appendix A to 40 CF? Part 30, and (2) any special
conditions set forth'. in this assistance agreement or any assistance amendment pursuant to 40 CFR 30.425.
b, · SPECIJ.L COHOITIOHS1:
(For cooperative agreements include identification or summarization of EPA responsibilities that reflect or
contribute to substantial involvement.)
1. The $3,000 for office refurnishing and $3,000 for printing for public
consumption identified in the State's application is not an allowable
espenditur~ of the 3012 funds. Nith these funds ' the State shal~ per-
form four or five more site inspections.
2. EPA is making available to State oourses on preliminary assessrrents and site in-
spections .. State errployees performing 3012 "w:)rk must attend these oourses \IDJ.ess
the EPA Regional Project Officer dete.r:mines that the State errployees hav-e already
received the appropriate training. The costs associated with attending these
courses is allc:wable tmder t..""le 3012 program. After corrpleting the EPA si:onsored
training courses,· the EPA project officer will determine if it is appropriate for
the State to attend the University of Arkansas course.
3. In accordance with the EPA 3012 guidance, is~ued on Marc.>-i 8, 1983, (p.20) the
preliminary assessment and site inspection info.nration that the State prepares will
include a narrative discussion as well as the appropriate EPA 2070 forms. The
3012 Regional Project Officer (RPO) will assist the State in developing a standard
rei:ort fo:c:mat.
4. In accordance with EPA 3012 guidance (p. 20) the 3012 Regional Project . Officer
shall have the opportunity to review_ and corrrrent on all site rei:orts. The first
-objective of t.1-ie EPA review will be to ensure cor>.sistency with EPA-developed rei:orts
for similar activities .. A second objective of t.'f-ie EPA review w"ill be to establish
consistency bet~ EPA and the State i...-1 determining the need for fu.r-'"J-ler action.
The State will submit, when requested by the P.egional Project Officer, a revisec.
f inal site rei:ort that considers the Region's corrrrents.
5. Award of this a:::o:;:::erati ve agre-=.J:e11t dces not ronsti tute acceptance of t.~e State I s
site safety protocol that was submitted with tJ1e State I s application. The State
remains solely res:E::onsible for iJ1suring that site safety plans w"ill be prepared
prior to i.mdertaking on-site inspections. These sa~ety plans will be ronsiste."1t
wi t.11 t..1ie require.'lE.nts of CERCLA 104 (f), the U. S. EPA safety guidance.
6. EPA will pennit t.""le State to use EPA 2070-3 form in cocurrenting site inspections
as long as t.11e State recognizes that EPA's May 12, 1983, guidance on submission
of sites for t.°"1e National Priori ties List (~1PL) r'20lires t.11at docurrentation for
sites subrr~tted for the NPL rrr.;st incluce a corrplete 2070-13 f orm.
7. Tfle
the
the
for
e0ntraet.r1al ·dollars f C>r nreliminarv assessments are rebudaeted into
.. -J contractual category for site i ns,ections. The State shall obtain
written concurrence of the F.PA RPO prior to seeking contractor support
any work under this 3012 cooperative agreement.
Please SIGN, DATE and return the attached original grant award to:
Mr. Ken Turner, Grants Specialist
Grants Administration Unit
U. S. Environmental Protection Agency
345 Courtland Street, N. E .
. Atlan.ta,, GA 30365 I .
1. A:S:Sl:Sl AN~C. 11.J NV. ~-m~s ' U.S. ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY D004466-83-0 .. EPA ASSISTANCE AGREEMENT/AMENDMENT
,(UGE 1F5W1983
-'· MAILING CATE
PART I• ASSISTANCE NOTIFICATION INFORMATION AUG ls 1983
5. AGREEMENT TYPE 6. PAYMENT METHOD
Cooperative Agr-ment y 0 Advance D Reimbursement lxJ Letter of Cr9dit 68-] 3-043]
Grant Agreement Send Pevment RaQuest To: 17. TYPE OF ACTfON
Aainance Amendment N/A NEW
8. RECIPIENT 9. PAYEE
North Carolina Departnent of z Human Resources 0 'N/A I-325 North Salisbury Street · < N Raleigh, North Carolina 27611 z < ~~~NN0~---------7c0r11G~~ThNA!.o~TRreT--10. RECIPIENT TYPE e 561043354Al Statewide State G.C. 371833750 z 11. PROJECT MANAGER AND TELEPHONE NO. 12. CONSULT ANT (WWT Corutruction Granu Only) w
2:
(J o. w. Strickland N/A w cc 919-733-2178
13. ISSUING OFFICE (City/State) 14. EPA PROJECT/STATE OFFICER ANO TELEPHONE NO.
I-Atlanta, Georgia Mr. Walton W. Jones (J < Environrrental Scientist I-z 404-881-2234 0 (J ' < Cl. w 15. EPA CONGRESSIONAL LIAISON & TEL NO. 16. STATE APPL ID (Cleorinrhou.u} 17. FIELD OF SCI ENC, 18. PROJECT STEP(WWT CG
Frank Reed 404-881-3714 N/A Only} N/A
19. STATUTORY AUTHORITY 20. REGULATORY AUTHORITY 2i, STEP 2 + 3 & STEP 3 (WWT Con.truction Only}
a. Treatment Level
P.L. 94-580 40 CTR b. Project Tvpe
Section 3012 Part 30 c. Trearment Process -
d. Sludge Design
22. PROJECT TITLE ANO DESCRIPTION
Hazardous Waste Site Inventory (Super Fund) ,as described in the final application and
'WOrkplan signed by Dr. Sarah T. M:>rrc,...r on April 22, 1983.
23. PROJECT LO CATION (Area., Impacted by Project)
City/Place County State Congressional Dinrict
Ra.lei rrh Wake N. C. Statewide
24. ASSISTANCE PROGRAM(CFDA Prov,om No. & Title} 25. PROJECT PERIOD 26. BUDGET PERIOD
6f l-~8·3'. to 12/31/84 6/1/83 to 12/31/84
27. COMMUNITY POPULATION (WWT CC 28. TOTAL BUDGET PERIOD COST ~ 29. TOTAL PROJECT PERIOD COST
Only) N/A 408,000 $ 408,000
FUNDS FORMER AWARD THIS ACTION AMENDED TOTAL
30. EPA Amount Thi, Action $ 408,000 ,.
31. EPA ln•Klnd Amount
32. Uno ,pended Prior Year Balance
33. Other Federal Funds
34. Recipient Contribution
35. Stete Contribution
36. Local Contribution
37. Other Contribution
38. A llowable Project Con :;, 4Ul:i,UUU
Program Element FY Appropriation Doc. Control No. Account Number Object Cla11 Obligetion/Deoblig, Amount
..l ,t 6820X8145 ii TKPY9D 83 S00002 3TKP04TKOO 41. 57 $ 408,000
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EPA F rm 570~20A (Aw. S-82) Replaces previous editions and EPA Forms 5700-1A. B. C. and D. all of which are obsolete,
PART 11->.PPROVED BUDGET ASSISTANCE IDENTIFICATION NO. 0004466-83-Q
. T~BL.E A -OBJECT CL.ASS CATEGORY TOTAL APPROVEO AL.LOWABL.E
(Non-construction) SUOGET PERICO COST
1. PERSONNEL 191,U /6
2.. FRINGE BENEFITS 37,731
3. TRAvr· . 25,000
4. EQUIPMENT 18,100
S. SUPPLIES 16,000
6. CONTRACTUAL -----ua. ri?u
7. CONSTRUCTION -o-
a.OTHER 21,000
9. TOTAL OIRECT CHARGES 1lL9 511
10. INOIRECT COSTS: RATE 30.6 ~ BASE ,... ___ .::.,,nru:,1 ;:mn FriT"lrrP Benefits 58,469
t t~ TOTAL (Snare: Recipient I □ "lo, Federa1l00 "lo) 408,000
, 408,000 12. TOT AL AP PROVED ASSISTANCE AMOUNT s
TABL.E B -PROGRAM ELEMENT CLASSIFICATION (Non-conetruction)
t.
2. . ..
3.
4.
s.,
6.
7.
e.
II.
10.
t t. ---..
, 2.. TOT AL (Share: Recipient "lo. Federa' "lo)
13. TOTAL APPROVED ASSISTANCE AMOUNT s
TABL.E C -PROGRAM ELEMENT CLASSIFICATION (Conetruction)
1. AOMINISTRA TION EXPENSE
2. P RELIMINARY EXPENSE
3, L ANO STRUCTURES, RIGHT-OF-WAY
4. ARCHITECTURAL ENGINEERING BASIC FEES
S. OT HER ARCHITECTURAL ENGINEERING FEES
6, PROJECT INSPECTION FEES . 7. LAND DEVELOPMENT
6. RELOCATION EXPENSES
9. RELOCATION PAYMENTS TO INOIVIOUALS ANO BUSINESSES
10. DEMOLITION ANO REMOVAL
1-1 . CONSTRUCTION ANO PROJECT IMPROVEMENT
12.. EQUIPMENT
13. MISCELLANEOUS
U. TOTAL (I,lnH 1 thnl 1') .,
IS. ESTIMATED INCOME (II appllcabl•)
16. NET PROJECT AMOUNT (Lin• 1' a,/nu• ZS)
t7. LESS: INELIGIBLE EXCLUSIONS
18. AOO: CONTINGENCIES
111 • TOTAL (Shani: Recipient' ., .. Federa1 oM
20.\TOTAL APPROVED ASSISTANCE AMOUNT s
EPA form 5700-20.A. (RH. J-79) PAGE20F4
ASSIS':r:'P.NCE IDB.·1':'IFICP..'.!'In.'il ViC.
PART Ill-AWARD COHDITIOHS
a. C-EHERAL COHOITIOHS'.
The recipient'covenants and agrees that it will expeditiously b.itiate and timely complete the project work !or
which assistance has been awarded under this agreement, in accordance with all applicable provisions o! 40 CFR
Chapter I, Subpart 9. The recipient warrants, represents, and agrees that it, and its contractors, subcontractors,
employees and representatives, will comply with: (1) all applicable provisions of 40 CFR Chapter I, Subchapter B,
INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO the provisions of Appendix A to 40 CFP Part 30, and (2) any special
conditions set forth'. in this assistance agr~ment or any assistance amendment pursuant to 40 CFR 30.425.
b, · SPECIAL COHDITIOHS1:
(For coopeu1tive agreements include identification or summarization of EPA responsibilities tr.at reflect or
contribute to substantial involvement.)
1. The $3,000 for office refurnishing and $3,000 for printing for public
consumption identified in the State's application is not an allowable
espenditure of the 3012 funds. Nith these funds ' the State shal~ per-
form four or five more site inspections.
2. EPA is making available to State courses on preliminary assessrrents and site in-
spections. State errployees performing 3012 v-.Drk must attend these courses unless
the EPA Regional Project Officer determines that the State errployees have already
received t.'rie appropriate training. The costs associated with attending these
courses is allCMTable under t.11e 3012 program. After corrpleting the EPJ:.. SE=Onsored
training courses, the EPA project officer will determine if it is appropriate for
the State to attend the University of Arkansas course.
3. In accordance with the EPA 3012 guidance, issued on Marc.'ri 8, 1983, (p. 20) t.'rie
preli.rninary assessrrent and site ins:;?ection inforrration that the State prepares will
include a narrative discussion as well as the appropriateEPA 2070 forms. The
3012 P-egional Project Officer (RPO) will assist Hie State in developing a stanc.ard
report format.
4. In accordance with EPA 3012 guic.ance (p. 20) the 3012 Pegional Project .Officer
shall have the opportunity to review. and corrrrent on all site reports. The first
objective of t.1-ie EPA review will be to ensure consistency with EPA-dev-elcped re:;:orts
for similar activities •. A second objective of the EPA review will be to establish
oonsistency bet:we0._n EPA and the State in determining the need for fur...her action.
The State will submi. t, when requested by t.'1-ie Pegional Project Officer, a revised
final site report that considers the Region's co.rw.ents.
5. .?--.ward of t.11is o::q:erati ve agreerrent does not constitute acceptance of t.11e State's
site safety protocol that was submitted with t."'le ·State's application. The State
rerrains solely res!X)nsible for insuring that site safety plaT'lS will be prepared
prior to undertal<.ing on-site inspections. These safety plans will be cor1.sistent
wit.11 the require.TTEnts of CERCT....A 104 (f), the U. S. !:PA safety guidance.
6. EPA will permit t.11e State to use EP.?l. 2070-3 form in docurrenting site i:n.si_=€ctions
as long as the State recognizes that EPA's tsy 12, 1983, guic.ance on subrrission
of sites for t.'"le ~Jational Priori ties List (~--PL) r~res t.'"lat c.oa.mentation for
sites subrritted for t.'1-ie NPL must incluce a ccrr;.,lete 2070-13 :orm.
7. Tfie e0ntracft.ual . doJ.1ars fo:r preliminary assessments are rebudgeted into
the contractual category for site insrections. The State shall obtain !
the written concurrence of the F.PA RPO prior to seeking contractor support:
for any work under this 3012 cooperative agreement.
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ASSISTANCE IOENTIFICATION NO 1JUU44bb-l:S.j-U
b •• sPECl,;.1. C:ONCITIOHS (Conttmt.a)
8 • The grant rules governing cooperative agreements allow for the State
to request reprogramming of funds when appropriate. If the State and EPA
det~rmine that insufficient funds or hours were budgeted in the initial
award to properly complete the proposed activities, priority for the
remaining funds will be given to completion of the preliminary assessments
contained in the State's workplan. Second priority will be given to site
inspections. (See 40 CFR Part• 30, Subpart E for procedures to rebudget
funds.)
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PART IV
HOTE: The Agreement must be completed in duplicate and the Original retumed to the Grants Adminlstratioa
Division for Headquarters awards and to the appropriate Grants Administrations Office for State and local
awards within 3 calendar weeks after receipt or within any extension of time as may be granted by EPA.
Receipt of a written refusal or failure to retum the properly executed document within the prescribed time, may
result in the withdrawal of the offer by the Agency. · Any change to the Agreement by the recipient subsequent
to the document being signed by the ·EPA Award Official which the Award Official determines to materially
alter the Agreement shall void the Agreement. · .
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OFFER AMD AC:C:EPTAMCE
The United Stat~ of America, actin~ bv and through the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), hereby offers
as&il'tance/amendment to the North Carolina Dept. of Human Resources
100 t11£C:1Plt,.,. r u,-G.,.,.IZATION
ttbr ·%of all approved costs incurred up to and not exceeding S 408.000 .... su• t xNeE: x.::aau.~ 1
'for the support of approved budget period effort described in application (including all application modifications)
Hazardous Waste Program included herein by reterence.
L"A ::., A.NU LE'
ISSUING OFFICE (Granta A.dminiatration Office) AWARO APPROVAL OFFICE
ORGAN I IA TION/ ACORIESS ORGAN I IA TIO Ht AOCRESS
Grants Aarn:Lnistration Unit Fegional Administrator ..
345 Courtland Street, N. E. Environrrental Protection Agency
Atlanta, Georgia 30365 345 Courtland Street, N. E.
Atlanta, Georgia 30365
/) _ THE/tlNITl O Sif",t.TES OF AMERICA BY THE U.S. ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY
SIGHA' ~CT~ °{Jim, -i--Ot'
I TYPED HAM!; ANO TITI.E
Charles R. Jeter, Regional Administrator I AlJG 15 1983
T~~ment is subject to applicable U.S. Environmental Protection Agency statutory provisions and assistance
reg ons. In ac:epting this a~ard or amendment and any payments made pursuant thereto, (1) the undersigned
represents that he _is dulf authonzed to _act on behalf of the recipient organization, and (2, the recipient agrees
(a) t~t the award 1s sabJect to the applicable provisions of 40 CFR Chapter l, Subchapter B and of the provisions
of this agreement _(Parts I thru IV), and (b) that acceptance of any payments constitutes an agreement by the payee
that the amounts, 1f any found by EPA to have been overpaid will be refunded or credited in full to .EPA.
BY AND OH BEHALF OF THE DESIGNATED RECIPIENT ORGANIZATION
~~ I TYPEC NAME AHO TITLE
V ~;a , ~;,A -~ , ~ Sarah T. M::>rrow' Secretary ~TE .,. ·~: ~, ,25; /}f 3.
_.,. .. Ille --,,..,"" "''"' IDL • .,., V -·--·--