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Methodology for drafting the Program Plan GUIDING PRINCIPLES Four guiding principles inform the recommendations for developing Oklahoma's Broadband Infrastructure Grant (OBIG) Program (1) Treasury Guidance Adherence to clear Treasury Guidance will be the first principle used to inform program plan recommendations for Oklahoma (2) Consistency across approved plans Where clear Treasury Guidance is not available, look for consistency across CPF Plan submissions by approved states (3) Oklahoma Policies Alignment with Oklahoma's existing broadband policy planning documents and priorities (4) Flexibility In the absence of (1), (2), (3), develop recommendations that allow for the greatest flexibility for the Program 1 2 3 Reviewed state broadband programs that have successfully received CPF funds and identified common attributes Identified state broadband programs that align with Oklahoma's policy priorities and provide a starting point to inform undefined program components Received additional guidance and input from Governing Board Policy Sub-Committee to inform program plan components Grant matching: Setting project funding using requested percentage matching provides Oklahoma with the greatest flexibility Grant Mag refers to the amount of tanding an applicant may receive and how much an appecent must provian. There are several nehodologies to determine the uber based on the needs and preferences of each state but the Noject common are b Free Раритие варент при поленор По Recommendation Requested percentage allows for the greatest bity in atributing matching fundr Broadband Grant Program m OFFICE OF BROADBAND DEVELOPMENT The Border to unserved or a Missouri Department of Economic Development All applicable Table 2 Application Sandford and Caramunty Parton Telal percentage of the so MISSOURI BROADBAND INFRASTRUCTURE GRANT PROGRAM Ohm Band Off will reserve the right to deny any o State of Oklahoma Capital Projects. Fund Program Plan - DRAFT Oklahoma Broadband Infrastructure Grant Program ( Adapted program attributes that are common across CPF-funded state programs to Oklahoma's Program Plan Leveraged examples from Missouri and Minnesota's broadband programs to create program components Incorporated Policy Sub-Committee input on program components into the first draft of the Program Plan сл 5

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