(1) Submit the required proposal described in Section 1730.3 of these regulations;

(2) Complete or update a needs assessment study as prescribed in Section 1731 of these regulations;

(3) Provide match as specified in Section 1714.3 of these regulations;

(4) Provide documentation of the percentage of pretrial inmates in the county jail from January 1, 2013 to December 31, 2013, inclusive, and a description of the county's current risk assessment-based pretrial release program;

(5) Include all work necessary for the existing facility to meet current fire and life safety standards and meet or exceed building standard seismic level 3 performance standards, applicable only to renovation projects or new construction that is physically attached to an existing facility.

(1) Costs for the design and construction of the BSCC-approved Adult Local Criminal Justice Facility project, incurred after establishment of the project by the Board, including site preparation, fixed equipment and fixed furnishings, installation of fixed equipment and fixed furnishings necessary for the operation of the facility, costs for real estate due diligence review, preparation of full or focused environmental reports necessary for compliance with CEQA by consultants or contractors, moveable equipment, and moveable furnishings necessary for the activation and operation of the facility. Reimbursable costs cannot exceed ninety percent (90%) of the total project costs or the county's award amount. Costs in excess of ninety percent (90%), including higher than expected construction bids, unanticipated costs, and cost overruns, shall be funded by the county.

(1) Temporary holding or court holding facilities.

(2) Local jail facilities or portions thereof operated by jurisdictions other than counties. City, state and federal facilities are not eligible.

(3) Purchase, lease, or rent of land; personnel or operational costs; excavation of burial sites; public art; off-site costs (outside of the encumbered project area) including access roads, power generation and utilities development; supplies; bonus payments; and debt service or interest payments on indebtedness required to finance the county's share of project costs.