1. (a) the information necessary to identify the applicant as the owner or controller of the property;
2. (b) the information necessary to specifically identify the proposed project area;
3. (c) the zoning and intended use of the proposed project area;
4. (d) a description of the proposed project including, but not limited to, the number of acres to be treated by each method;
5. (e) a proposed project budget including, but not limited to, a description of the landowner's participation in terms of contributed materials, services, equipment by type and hours of use, and/or amount of direct cost payments;
6. (f) the environmental information required by the Director as part of the application;

7. (g) an erosion control and land management plan approved by the Director. The management plan shall include maps and descriptive material necessary to:

   1. (1) determine if the proposed project will achieve the landowner's objectives and the purposes of the Act, CEQA, and other state laws; and
   2. (2) evaluate the potential of the project to improve the management of the environment and natural resources including, but not limited to, recreation, esthetics, soils, timber, water, fish, and wildlife.

A landowner applying for a cost sharing contract to finance a project should submit, with the assistance of a local CDF officer, an application on a form approved by the Director to the appropriate Department office. The completed application form shall include the following:

Note: Authority cited: Section 4475.5(b), Public Resources Code. Reference: Sections 4461-4464, 4475-4478, Public Resources Code.