Iowa Admin. Code r. 441-153.2 - Development of preexpenditure report and intended use plan
(1) The department of human services shall
develop the social services block grant preexpenditure report and intended use
plan on an annual basis. The report and plan shall be developed in accordance
with the Code of Federal Regulations, Title 45, Part 96, Subpart G, as amended
to December 8, 2021. The report and plan shall describe the services to be
funded, in what areas services are available and the amount of funding
available. The plan shall also indicate the source of funding.
(2) The department shall issue a proposed
preexpenditure report and intended use plan before publication of the final
report and plan. The proposed report and plan shall be available for public
review and comment:
a. In each local office
where a service area manager is based during regular business hours for a
ten-day period; and
(3) The time and scope of public review will
be announced each year. The announcement will indicate the time the proposed
report and plan can be viewed. The department :
a. Shall make this information available on
the department 's Internet website, www.dhs.iowa.gov, and post signs in each local
human services office; and
b. May
publish advertisements in each service area listing the time of
review.
(4) The
department shall accept comments about the preexpenditure report and intended
use plan during the specified public review and comment period. Individuals or
groups may submit written comments to the service area manager or to the
Division of Fiscal Management, Iowa Department of Human Services, Hoover State
Office Building, 1305 E. Walnut Street, Des Moines, Iowa 50319-0114. The
service area manager may arrange public hearings where testimony will be
accepted.
(5) The department shall
consider the public comment when developing the final preexpenditure report and
intended use plan.
(6) A copy of
the final preexpenditure report and intended use plan will be available:
a. In each local office where a service area
manager is based; and
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