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If our unit of local government does not wish to apply for JABG funds, can we have the county or regional planning unit apply for and administer funds on our behalf?

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If our unit of local government does not wish to apply for JABG funds, can we have the county or regional planning unit apply for and administer funds on our behalf?

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Yes. A unit of local government that otherwise would qualify for an award can waive its right to a direct award and designate a larger governmental unit (within which it is located or is contiguous) or a regional planning unit (which plans for and administers funds on behalf of two or more local units) to receive and administer the award on its behalf.

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