A qualified applicant that applies for grant funds under the program shall submit to the Department the following: If the applicant is an urban agricultural producer: An application on a Department-produced form which shall include a budget estimate of the overall eligible costs; A map identifying the location of the operation including its street address and the parcel boundaries of the land on which the operation is situated; Documentation showing that the person annually sells, or would normally have sold, in an urban area at least $1,000 of farm products from the person’s farming operation; Except for an individual applying on the individual’s own behalf, documentation proving the applicant’s authority to sign on behalf of the organization on all matters related to the program; A completed Current Nutrient Management Plan Certification form or Nutrient Management Plan Waiver, as applicable; and A completed IRS Tax Form W-9. If the applicant is a non-profit organization or institution of higher education: An application based on a Department-approved form which shall include a budget estimate of the overall eligible costs; and For qualified nonprofit organizations: A current IRS Determination Letter indicating its §501(c)3 status under Title 26 of the United States Code; and Evidence of good standing with the State of Maryland; Use of Grant Funds. Limitations. A grant recipient may use a grant under this program to: Secure real property: That has established the necessary infrastructure to grow food; For which the grantee is the steward of the real property; and For which no more than 20 percent of the grant money will be used to secure property; Maintain safe, environmentally sustainable, and socially responsible practices; and Make capital improvements to support viable urban agriculture enterprises. To receive a grant under this program, the applicant shall demonstrate that the funds the person receives will provide a measurable community benefit including, but not limited to, improving local food access; and A grant recipient may not use more than 15 percent of the amount of the grant for operating expenses.