What type of documentation supports eligibility for Public Assistance grant funding?

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What type of documentation supports eligibility for Public Assistance grant funding?

The type of documentation that supports eligibility for Public Assistance grant funding includes:

Description of immediate threat or damage.
Records demonstrating presence of immediate threat or damage.
Documentation supporting pre-disaster condition of facility.
Photographs.
Drawings, sketches, and plans.
Documentation supporting pre-and post-incident levels.
Permits.
Final disposal location of debris.
As-built drawings.
Historical cost records and inventory records.
Timesheets and employee information.
Contracts, change orders, and invoices.
Steady-state documentation.
Project-specific documentation.
Photo documentation of pre-disaster conditions.
Photo documentation of the damaged facility.
Annotated damage maps.
Receipts for work performed since the incident.
Technical reports.
Payroll policies.
Environmental and Historic references.
Insurance.
Flood plain mapping.
Damage Documentation.
Cost Documentation.
Force Account Documentation.
Contract Documentation.
Environmental and Historic Preservation Documentation.
Insurance Documentation.
Mitigation Documentation.
Compliance Documentation.

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