§1.4. Director. — Inbound Citations

(2) A State fish and wildlife agency may use its own definition of “capital improvement” if the agency's definition includes all capital improvements as defined here.

Comprehensive management system (CMS) is a State fish and wildlife agency's method of operations that links programs, financial systems, human resources, goals, products, and services. When using a CMS method of operations, a State fish and wildlife agency assesses the current, projected, and desired status of fish and wildlife; develops a strategic plan and carries it out through an operational planning process; and evaluates results. The planning period is at least 5 years using a minimum 15-year projection of the desires and needs of the State's citizens. A CMS award funds all or part of a State's CMS. For those States that employ a CMS method of operations, where we refer to a “project statement” in the regulations in this part, a CMS State might refer to activities as part of its “operational plan.”

Construction means the act of building or significantly renovating, altering, or repairing a structure. Acquiring, clearing, and reshaping land and demolishing structures are types or phases of construction. Examples of structures are buildings, roads, parking lots, utility lines, fences, piers, wells, pump stations, ditches, dams, dikes, water-control structures, fish-hatchery raceways, and shooting ranges. For the purposes of 90/10/5 projects (acquiring land for, expanding, or constructing public target ranges), constructing means building a public target range (see §§ 80.60 and 80.62, 16 U.S.C. 669g(b)(2) and 669h-1(b)(2)).

Cost sharing has the same meaning as at 2 CFR 200.1. Cost sharing must meet the requirements at 2 CFR 200.306(b)(1) through (7) and §§ 80.83 through 80.85.

Director has the same meaning as at 50 CFR 1.4 and, for the purposes of this part, means: