Haw. Code R. § 15-311-31 - Applications for program funds
(a) At the start of
each fiscal year, the corporation shall commence with an outreach program,
advertising the availability of moneys from the revolving fund. Such outreach
shall include, but shall not necessarily be limited to:
(1) A direct mailing to all known interested
parties notifying the parties of funding availability;
(2) Publishing a notice of funding
availability in a newspaper of general circulation, as well as in each of the
major local newspapers;
(3) Issuing
press releases to major media; and
(4) Any other means deemed appropriate by the
corporation.
(b)
Applicants desiring to utilize revolving fund moneys shall submit to the
corporation. an application containing such information, accompanied by the
application fee, and filed in such manner as required in the procedural
manual.
(c) Staff shall verify that
all applications are complete. Additionally, all required exhibits to the
application must be attached. If either one of these conditions, or both, are
not met, staff will inform the applicant in writing that the application is not
complete. Applicant will be given ten working days to remedy any problems or
deficiencies in the application. If after the ten day period, the problem or
the deficiency remains unresolved, staff shall send the applicant a letter
informing the applicant that the application for program funds will not be
processed for action in that funding round. The letter shall state the reasons
why the application will not be processed. Staff shall evaluate, score, and
rank projects only if applicants submit complete applications.
(d) Staff shall verify that the project
described in the application meets the affordability requirements and the
eligible uses requirements as stipulated in section
201H-202,
HRS. If staff determines that the affordability requirements or the eligible
uses are not met, staff shall send a letter to the applicant informing the
applicant that the application for program funds will not be processed in that
funding round. The letter shall state staff's reasons why the application will
not be processed. Staff will evaluate, score, and rank projects only if the
proposed project meets the affordability and the eligible use
requirements.
(e) During the
project evaluation process, the corporation may make additional requests or
inquiries of the applicant. Even if the application is technically complete,
the corporation reserves the right to contact and to request additional
information of the applicant. The applicant has the option to respond or not to
respond to these requests.
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