Utah Admin. Code R650-301-8 - Reporting And Reimbursement Cooperation Requirements
(1) Grant recipients shall provide any
financial records related to the grant project upon the Division's
request.
(2) Grant recipients shall
provide the Division with progress reports until the project is
complete.
(3) Grant recipients
shall provide to the Division a description and an itemized report detailing
the expenditure of granted funds or the intended expenditure of any unspent
granted funds.
(4) The reports
referenced in subsections (2) and (3) shall be provided at least
annually,
(5) Grant recipients
shall submit a final report no later than 60 days after the grant contract has
expired.
(6) The final report shall
clearly demonstrate, and provide assurances, that all granted funds disbursed
to the grant recipient have been used for the purposes specified in the grant
recipient's grant application and grant contract.
(7) To request reimbursement for approved
expenditures, grant recipients shall submit the following documentation to the
Division:
(a) a reimbursement request on a
form provided by the Division;
(b)
copies of all invoices and evidence of payment, such as checks, bank
statements, or receipts, as well as records of volunteer labor or other in-kind
donations for work completed on the project;
(c) several photos or other documentation
that show the project is complete;
(d) a final report with the description of
the project and any other information requested by the Division; and
(e) any other documentation the Division
deems necessary to ensure compliance with the grant contract.
(8) If granted funds have been
expended within the State fiscal year (July-June), the reimbursement request
referenced in subsection (7)(a) shall be submitted to the State by June
15.
(9)
(a) At its sole discretion, the Division may
advance no more than 75% of granted funds to the grant recipient before the
project's completion if the grant recipient demonstrates it does not have the
financial ability to pay project expenses during the contract period.
(b) Applicants shall state within the grant
application that they intend to request advance granted funds.
(c) If the Division awards the grant, the
grant recipient may request advance granted funds from the Division, outlining
the need and expected use of the advanced granted funds for project costs
incurred over twelve months.
(d) If
the Division advances granted funds, the grant recipient shall provide a
progress report and an accounting of all project expenditures pursuant to
timelines set out by the Division in the grant contract.
(e) The Division shall provide the balance of
granted funds to the grant recipient after the completion of the project and
only after a final accounting of total project costs that details the
expenditure of all granted funds or the intended cost of any unspent advanced
granted funds.
(f) The grant
contract shall provide any additional conditions that a grant recipient shall
fulfill in order to receive advance granted funds, as well as any continuing
obligations, including documentation requirements, that the grant recipient
shall fulfill if advanced granted funds are received.
(10) All project expenditures shall occur
during the contract period.
(11)
The Division shall not provide the grant recipient with any granted funds for
costs accrued before or after the contract period.
(12) A grant recipient shall submit
documentation for reimbursement within 60 days following the contract
expiration, provided that the grant recipient incurred the expense during the
contract period.
(13) The grant
recipient shall provide a description and an itemized report detailing the
expenditure of all granted funds expended during the contract period.
(14) The grant recipient shall return to the
Division any advanced granted funds not spent on the project.
Notes
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