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Section D. HSGP Investment Justification Template IJ Application Instructions ' CfnfPC tPrritnries. and Urban Areas are required to use the web -based IJ submission module provltlep ny t-tNIH in IDe ulamb,r�cN�i }uiy i vYi.wi. submission. Please allow i nough ti me `before (or no'later,tNt 11.59 p m. EDT)' June 2Q, 2011 to complete'the IJ in -the GRT'and submit the'required`application materials using http: / /www.grants:gov. Urban Areas should work in accordance with their respective State's timelines and processes identified by the SAA to ensure the Urban Area IJ is submitted by the SAA in compliance with the application deadline. For instructions on how to log into the GIRT and complete the IJ, please reference the GRT Investment Justification Submission Technical User's Guide located at https//www reporting.odp.dhs.gov /. After the IJ application has been marked 'complete' in the GIRT, SAAs on behalf of applicants must upload the Us as attachments with the application using the ND Grants system located at hhs:/ /portal fema.gov. Please note that applicants should ensure that the IJ accounts for all funds requested by the applicant and the total funding requested does not exceed the funding allocations included in Part IL investment Justification Planning Worksheet Applicants may use the Word -based Investment Justification Planning Worksheet, which is an optional, off -line tool, to help in drafting each Investment to be included as part of the final HSGP IJ. All responses completed in this worksheet must be transferred to the applicant's official IJ located in the GIRT. The Worksheet is available at www fema.gov /grants along with the FY 2011 HSGP Guidance materials. Multi - Applicant Investments States, territories, and Urban Areas may propose Multi- Applicant Investments, which represent a shared interest between two or more States and territories, or a shared interest between two or more Urban Areas, as one (or more) of their 15 Investment submissions. Urban Areas cannot submit a Multi - Applicant Investment in partnership with the State in which they are located. Each participating State or Urban Area must outline the specific components of the Multi- Applicant Investment for which it would be responsible and include that Investment in its own submission. For FY 2011, the Multi - Applicant Investments will continue to be evaluated like other Investments as part of the review process, but will not incorporate a bonus point structure. Like last year, the FY 2011 HSGP Multi- Applicant submission process will require Multi - Applicant partners to identify a submitting partner who will only be required to initiate the Multi- Applicant Investment within the GIRT by providing the Investment name(s) and the names of all partners. Once initiated, all partners will independently complete all sections of their Multi- Applicant Investment. Submitting partners should initiate the Multi- Applicant process early enough to allow all partners to complete their own Investments on time. 83