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Code · CFR · Title 23 — Highways · Part 668 — Emergency Relief Program · § 668.213

§ 668.213. Application procedures.

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(a)Based on the detailed site inspections and damage estimates prepared pursuant to paragraph
(e)of § 668.211, the applicant will submit an application in the form of a letter to the DFDE which shall include a list of projects for which emergency relief is requested. The application shall be submitted within 3 months after an Affirmative Finding.
(b)The list of projects shall include emergency repairs, PE, and permanent work, and provide for each project a location, length, project number, type of damage, description of work with a separate breakdown for betterments including a justification for those intended for emergency relief funding, proposed method of construction, estimated cost, and any other information requested by the DFDE.
(c)If the initial list of projects is incomplete, a subsequent list(s) of projects shall be forwarded to the DFDE for approval consideration as soon as possible. \[43 FR 59485, Dec. 21, 1978, as amended at 47 FR 10529, Mar. 11, 1982\]
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