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Albemarle Conservation Assistance Program (ACAP)
Thomas Jefferson Soil and Water Conservation District · County program
Cost-share funding; exact amount and match not stated on the county page.
The Thomas Jefferson Soil and Water Conservation District offers ACAP cost-share funding in Albemarle County for erosion control, riparian buffers, native vegetation, wildlife habitat, and stormwater runoff treatment.
Program details
How it works
Albemarle County’s financial assistance page says the Albemarle Conservation Assistance Program (ACAP) provides cost-share funding to help control erosion, conserve water, improve riparian buffer areas, promote native vegetation and wildlife habitats, and treat and control stormwater runoff.
What the money covers
The official county page ties ACAP to conservation and runoff-reduction practices, including:
- erosion control
- conserving water
- improving riparian buffer areas
- promoting native vegetation and wildlife habitats
- treating and controlling stormwater runoff
Amounts and matching
The county page does not state a dollar cap or a specific match percentage for ACAP.
How to apply
The county page points homeowners to the Thomas Jefferson Soil and Water Conservation District for the program. The detailed application steps are not stated on the county page reviewed.
Timing and deadlines
No open/close dates are provided on the county page reviewed.
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