Per 44 C.F.R. 206.223(a)(1); to be eligible for PA funding; an item of work must be required as a result of the declared incident. The PAPPG; at 116; provides that FEMA may review invoices and maintenance records to establish that the applicant has a routine maintenance program; but in the absence of those records; FEMA reviews material purchase invoices and activity logs or other documentation to establish the predisaster condition of the facility. The Applicant has demonstrated through maintenance records; invoices; and photographs that it maintains the roadways and that the damage was caused by the disaster.The Applicant has demonstrated that work to repair damage to the Facilities was a direct result of the disaster. Therefore; this appeal is granted in the amount of $685;672.00.

HeadnotesPer 44 C.F.R. § 206.223(a)(1); to be eligible for PA funding; an item of work must be required as a result of the declared incident. The PAPPG; at 116; provides that FEMA may review invoices and maintenance records to establish that the applicant has a routine maintenance program; but in the absence of those records; FEMA reviews material purchase invoices and activity logs or other documentation to establish the predisaster condition of the facility. The Applicant has demonstrated through maintenance records; invoices; and photographs that it maintains the roadways and that the damage was caused by the disaster.ConclusionThe Applicant has demonstrated that work to repair damage to the Facilities was a direct result of the disaster. Therefore; this appeal is granted in the amount of $685;672.00.