Prepare - Infrastructure Projects
The San Diego County Air Pollution Control District (APCD)
administers state-funded grant programs to cover significant
portions of the cost of installing fueling or energy infrastructure to
fuel or power eligible equipment.
Grant applications are accepted for a limited time each year.
• When the grant program is opened, you can apply through the
APCD Citizen Access online application
system.
• As the grant application window is limited,
potential INFRASTRUCTURE PROJECT applicants may wish to gather
legible electronic copies of the needed documents in advance:
1. Applicant certification of compliance with federal, state,
and local air quality regulations
Grant Program Regulatory Compliance Statement, signed after the grant
period officially opens.
2. Tax Forms
• A completed current federal Form W-9 Taxpayer Identification Number and Certification, AND A completed current California Form 590 Withholding Exemption Certificate
3. Infrastructure
Supplemental Application containing a detailed project
description and plan
• Quotes and bids along with bid selection process
• Permits
obtained
• Land ownership/lease agreement
• Documentation
that sufficient power or fuel is being
provided to the
site
• Project timeline/schedule/plan
• For shore power
projects, an “Initial Terminal Plan”
Finally, if you are planning to apply for a grant, please keep
the following recommendations in mind:
• DO NOT PURCHASE NEW EQUIPMENT YET! New equipment funded by
this program can only be ordered or
purchased once the contract
is signed between the equipment owner and the APCD.
• STAY
COMPLIANT! Equipment must remain compliant at all times with all
applicable federal, state, or local
regulations, and all
applicable regulatory advisories, without the assistance of any grant
funding requested in
the application.