New DGLVR Documents – Approved 3/17/26 – Effective 7/1/26
At their 3/17 meeting, the State Conservation Commission approved all proposed DGLVR policy changes. This includes the Administrative Manual and additional forms such as contract, completion report, etc. The new policies and forms will be effective July 1, 2026. This delay in implementation will allow CDs to plan and adjust, and will allow SCC/CDGRS to make updates to the website, various forms, and most importantly the GIS system.
This page is temporary, and houses all the newly approved documents. The older (current through June) documents will continue to be available elsewhere on this website. At the end of June, the new documents on this webpage will replace the old ones throughout the website and this page will be removed.
DGLVR Administrative Manual:
- Current Manual: through June 30, 2026
- New Manual (6.08 MB): effective July 1, 2026
Contract and Attachments: (new forms effective July 2026)
- Contract (162 KB): contract between CD and grant recipient
- Grant Application (439 KMB): contract between CD and grant recipient
- General Contract Provisions (162 KB): attachment to contract
- Schedule of Payments (131 KB): attachment to contract
- Prevailing Wage Notification Letter (164 KB): attachment to contract
Additional Documents: (new forms effective July 2026)
- Contract Amendment Form (215 KB): amends contract between CD and grant recipient
- Scope of Work (135 KB): NEW form summarizing “proposed deliverables” to a contract.
- Project Completion Report (258 KB): Updated summary of project spending and deliverables
- Stream Crossing Design and Replacement Standard (432 KB): Standard for Level 1 stream crossings.
Need more information? These recorded webinars provide overviews of the various policy changes:
- Past webinars webpage
- January 29: Review of CD Policy Comments
- December 11: DGLVR Policy Discussion and Q&A – Additional Policies (Chapter 7 & Attachments)
- December 4: DGLVR Policy Discussion and Q&A: Program Administration (Chapter 3)
- November 10: Overview of Major Proposed Policy Changes and Opening of CD Comment Period
