Section R305-4-8 - Grant Program Limitations(1) Grant applications shall not be approved if:(a) awarding a grant to an applicant would result in the department's inability to fulfill its obligations under this program or this rule;(b) the applicant does not meet the approval requirements of Sections R305-4-4 and R305-4-5, and the project eligibility requirements of Rule R307-123;(c) the fund balance is zero;(d) awarding a grant to an applicant would result in the fund balance being less than zero;(e) the OEM clean vehicle purchased with the grant funds has previously been titled, registered, or driven more than 7,500 miles by a person or entity other than the applicant;(f) the amount of a grant for any vehicle will exceed the requirements in Subsection 19-1-403(3)(c);(g) the total amount awarded for the purchase of vehicle refueling equipment will exceed the actual cost of the refueling equipment; or(h) the amount provided per dwelling for installation of energy-efficient building envelope improvements at a dwelling, or construction of a qualified energy-efficient residential dwelling exceeds the requirements in Subsection 19-1-403(6)(b).(2) The annual combined total for all grants approved shall not exceed a maximum of $20,000,000 as authorized by Subsection 19-1-404(1)(b)(i).(3) The maximum number of vehicles purchased, or converted using grant funds by any fleet operator shall not exceed 100 vehicles, as authorized by Subsection 19-1-404(1)(b)(ii).(4) The maximum amount that may be approved by the department for a grant for energy-efficient building practices is $2,000,000 and for all other grants is $100,000.(5) The minimum amount that may be approved is $5,000.(6) Awards for applicants for both a grant and loan will not exceed the actual cost of the approved project, minus the amount of any tax credit claimed under Section 59-7-618.1 or 59-10-1033.1.Utah Admin. Code R305-4-8
Amended by Utah State Bulletin Number 2023-04, effective 2/2/2023