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x <br /> RCPP Project ID:2724 <br /> Innovations related to Land Rental awards may those listed below: <br /> New Land Rental scenarios, <br /> New tools for identification of eligible lands, assessment or ranking, or; <br /> Other directly related eligible items (e.g. simultaneous partner FA <br /> awards to producers, etc.). <br /> Proposed innovations will be considered on a case-by-case basis and shall <br /> not be approved for use during initial project negotiations. Rather each <br /> `Other Conservation Innovations;proposed innovation will be evaluated once a signed PPA is in place. <br /> Factors NRCS may consider in reviewing proposed innovations include but <br /> are not limited to: potential impacts to anticipated conservation benefits; <br /> compatibility with existing technical and environmental analysis <br /> requirements; cost effectively of proposed innovations (particularly where <br /> compared to existing alternatives); demonstrated success of proposed <br /> methods elsewhere; provider and/or delivery method; potential impacts on <br /> project schedules; RCPP programmatic requirements; and, other federal <br /> requirements. <br /> If Yes, Please describe them <br /> Are there any proposed innovations to the Land Rental Awards that have <br /> not already been discussed? <br /> No <br /> If Yes,please describe them <br /> Section 2B—Technical Assistance Expectations for Land Rental Activities <br /> General Expectations. The principal role of the PPA agreement in general with respect to TA is to <br /> document expectations related to the division of the available TA into NRCS and partner TA pools as <br /> detailed in the negotiated Table of Deliverables. Though some movement between these pools (and financial <br /> assistance [FA] activity types) is allowable once PPA is in place,projects based on realistic expectations and <br /> carefully developed Tables of Deliverables will face fewer delays and complications. <br /> Technical Assistance funding for supplemental agreements (Partner TA-1 or PTA-I) may be budgeted only to <br /> support one or more eligible RCPP FA activities. NRCS will consider Partner TA-I requests in terms of <br /> ensuring that the limited TA-I available in this project is used appropriately to support implementation of FA <br /> activities. NRCS lead state shall be responsible for determining when, and under what terms,partner <br /> provided TA-I will be available. <br /> Page 42 of 51 <br />