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. Special Provisions of the Grants 1. The State cost share of any rater or sever project may not co~prlse more than fifty percent (501) of the total project cost if federal funds are not available, or fifty percent (50l) of the nonfederal share if federal funds are available [Section 5,12(a)]. Projects eligible for funding under the Clean Water Bond Act of 1977 are eliilble for funding under this act vlthout regard to the availability of federal funds [Section 3. Resolutions by the SoverninS board of a city indicating that it rill proceed vith an eligible project oust be adopted by April 1, 1986 and mist be submitted to the Office of State Budget and Hansgement within fifteen days of the adoption, The resolution mist provide a description of the project (including need, purpose and population to be served), an estimated project cost, the funding source and certification that the city rill he able to fund the local cos~ share. Failure to meet this deadline rill result in the city suballocation reverting to the couuty suballocation [Section 5.12(e)]. 4. Transfers of allocations are alloyed betveen cities, counties and government units vlthln the same county upon resolution of the city or county governn~nt [Section 5.12(e) (f) 5. Suballocations of cities, counties or §overnment units must be committed in total or in part to rater or sever projects by December 31, 1986. Failure to meet this requirement may result in the loss of availability. Funds are considered committed if the project has approval of the appropriate State ageocy as required by lay [Section 6. Disbursement of State funds for proiect costs shall be upon certification by city, county or government units of execution of contracts for project construction and shall be based upon a payment schedule adopted by the Office of State Budget and Hanasement [Section 5.12(K)]. ?. "Total Project Coat" ~eans the actual cost of planning, deslg~ing and conatrnctini any project for vbich funds are available nnder this act including plannins; environmental assessment; sever system analysis, evaluation and rehabilitation; e~&ineering; and contingency costs for rater supply systems, vastevater collect ion systems, and vastevater treatment vorks and any extensions, i~rovements, remodeling, additions, or alterations to existing systems. $. S~aste~ater collection ayste~' shall mean a unified syst~ of pipes, conduits, pumping stations, force mains, aug appurtenances for collecting and transmittinS vatez'-carrled human vestee and other vaste~ater from residences, iedostrial establishments or any other buildings. 9. *~astevater treahnent vorks" shall mean the various facilities and devices used in tbs treatment of savage, i~dustrial vesta or other vestee of a liquid nature, including the necessary intercepting se~ers, outfall severs, pt~pln~, ps,er, and other equipment and thei~ appurtenances.