Ill. Admin. Code tit. 23, § 1036.50 - Grant Agreement
a) Once the
Board has approved a grant, the institution and the Board shall execute a grant
agreement.
b) Such agreement shall:
1) be signed by the chief executive officer
or chairman of the institution's board;
2) specify the twenty-four month period of
time for which the grant is valid and during which grant funds may be expended
by the institution;
3) specify the
matching funds requirement;
4)
provide assurance that matching funds are not being used to support other
projects;
5) provide that any
project funded under the grant shall not commence prior to the date specified
in the grant agreement;
6) provide
that the institution shall contract with external auditors to conduct an audit
of the expenditure of grant funds provided under this program and matching
funds at the end of the grant period to verify the following:
A) the number of eligible degrees awarded
upon which the grant is based;
B)
that grant funds and matching funds were expended pursuant to the grant
agreement and not for sectarian purposes; and
C) the actual amount of matching funds
claimed by the institution for the science and technology project(s) supported
under this program;
7)
provide that the institution shall make refunds to the State of Illinois for
the following reasons:
A) grant funds not
expended;
B) grant funds expended
for purposes not covered under the grant agreement;
C) when matching funds expenditures are less
than state grant fund expenditures; and
D) any grant funds received by the grantee
for which the grantee is subsequently determined not to be eligible.
8) comply with the terms of the
Illinois Grant Funds Recovery Act (Ill. Rev. Stat. 1987, ch. 127, pars. 2301 et
seq., as amended by Public Act 86-602, effective January 1, 1990).
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