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2. The completed project budget form which is a Microsoft Excel file that can downloaded from www.ticminnesota.org 3. Digital files (saved in a pdf format) for the maps, photos, and plan diagrams that are part of the application's required attachments. The paper submittal shall include five collated, stapled, or paper-clipped applications, each of which fnciudes: 1. The completed applicationform. 2. The completed Excel budget form. 3. Required attachments. r4dd��d ��1�r`ifi ��ti�ns Any changes to this Request for Applications will be made by written addendum. No oral modificationwill be binding. TLC changes to this Requestfor Applications can be found at www.ticminnesota.org. It is the responsibility of the applicant to check the web site regularly for any TLC changes to this Request for Applications. Pre-Contractual Expenses TLC shall not, in any event, be liable for any pre-contractual expenses incurred by the Applicant in the preparation of the application. Applicants shall not include any such expenses as part of the application. Pre-contractual expenses are defined as expenses incurred by the applicant in: 1) preparing its application in response to this Request for Applications; 2) submitting the application to TLC; 3) negotiating with TLC or MnDOT on any matter related to this application; or 4) any other expenses incurred by the Applicant prior to the date of execution of the proposed agreement. E. Project Evaluation and Selection All projects will be evaluated by the TLC staff and its agents. All projects will be selected by the TLC Board of Directors. An advisory committee established by TLC (known as the Bike — Walk Advisory Committee) will advise the TLC Board. TLC will use the selection criteria included in Appendix D to score and rank project applications. F. Rights of Transit for Livable Communities TLC may require confirmation of informationfurnished by the applicant. TLC reserves the right to: � Reject a�� or all applications if such action is in the public interest; � Cancel the entire Request for Applications; * Issue a subsequent Request for Applications; * Remedy technical errors i n the Request for Applications or Request for Applications process; * Require a site visit to proposed project location; * Appoint evaluation committees to review applications; and * Negotiate with any, all, or none of the applicants on project cost and scope. March 13,200� NTP Request for Applications — Page 11 of 34