Or. Admin. Code § 813-051-0050 - Application for Funding; Funding Agreement
(1) Prior to providing any HSP services using
OHCS funding, subgrantees must submit biennially an application for funding to
OHCS. A funding agreement must be approved by OHCS in writing before being
operative.
(2) Applications for
funding must meet all requirements of form and content as established by OHCS.
At a minimum, an application must include a subgrantee's proposed activities
for eligible households, anticipated expenditures, and any other information as
OHCS may require specific to HSP funding. Subgrantees must adhere to OHCS
requirements and deadlines for submitting an application. An application is
subject to approval, with or without modifications, or disapproval by
OHCS.
(3) OHCS will not approve any
application for funding for HSP unless it meets sufficiency requirements.
Sufficiency is based on the quantity, thoroughness and quality of performance
that is satisfactory to OHCS. This includes, but is not limited to, providing
relevant information necessary for OHCS to assess the subgrantee's compliance
with all HSP requirements and any other standards, goals, and requirements
established by OHCS.
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(1) Prior to providing any HSP services using OHCS funding, subgrantees must submit biennially an application for funding to OHCS . A funding agreement must be approved by OHCS in writing before being operative.
(2) Applications for funding must meet all requirements of form and content as established by OHCS . At a minimum, an application must include a subgrantee 's proposed activities for eligible households, anticipated expenditures, and any other information as OHCS may require specific to HSP funding. Subgrantees must adhere to OHCS requirements and deadlines for submitting an application . An application is subject to approval , with or without modifications, or disapproval by OHCS .
(3) In cases where a Community Action Agency (CAA ) has the conditional right of first refusal for antipoverty program administration, and the CAA cannot meet the requirements listed in subsection (2) above, OHCS , in its sole discretion, may allow other eligible organizations to submit an application for funding with respect to that service area .
(4) OHCS will evaluate all applications for funding for HSP sufficiency requirements. Sufficiency is based on the quantity, thoroughness and quality of performance that is satisfactory to OHCS . This includes, but is not limited to, providing relevant information necessary for OHCS to assess the subgrantee 's compliance with all HSP requirements and any other standards, goals, and requirements established by OHCS .