Or. Admin. Code § 123-047-0085 - Reporting Requirements
(1) Every
recipient of financial assistance from a Broadband Program must comply with
reporting requirements provided in the financing contract and these
rules.
(2) Broadband Program
financial assistance recipients shall report the following at the frequency
provided in the financing contract:
(a) Status
regarding the completion of the project;
(b) Reporting, tracking, and documentation of
incurred costs and expenses. Recipients receiving financial assistance on a
reimbursement basis shall submit individual receipts and documentation when
requesting reimbursement from the Department. Recipients receiving financial
assistance in a lump sum or advance payment shall submit expenditure reports
with individual receipts and documentation for Department review.
(c) If applicable, the contents, progress,
and outcomes of any requests for proposals published by a recipient in search
of professional assistance in performing tasks necessary to satisfy the terms
of a financing contract.
(d) Upon
request, recipients shall produce or make available for inspection by the
Department, any other reports or records necessary for the Department to ensure
responsible use of funds.
(3) Broadband Service Infrastructure Program
financial assistance recipients shall report the geographic area and the
locations that are proposed to be served by the project as a condition to
disbursement of financial assistance. Broadband Service Infrastructure Program
financial assistance recipients shall report the geographic area and the
locations served at the completion of the project and at other times as may be
required by the financing contract.
Notes
Statutory/Other Authority: ORS 285A.075, ORS 285A.166, Oregon Laws 2020, chapter 17, Section 5(2) (First Special Session) (SB 1603), 2022 Oregon Laws, chapter 60 & Oregon Laws 2023, chapter 338 (HB 3201)
Statutes/Other Implemented: Oregon Laws 2020, chapter 17, Section 5(2) (First Special Session) (SB 1603), 2022 Oregon Laws, chapter 60 & Oregon Laws 2023, chapter 338 (HB 3201)
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