Wis. Admin. Code Department of Administration Adm 86.05 - Criteria for awarding grants
(1) METHOD FOR
DISTRIBUTING GRANTS.
(a)
1. Funds allocated under s.
16.308(2) (b) 1 and 2., Stats., for eligible applicants
in Dane county and Milwaukee county shall be distributed in each of those
counties through a department-designated lead agency representing all eligible
shelter agencies in the county applying for funds under this chapter, in
accordance with s.
16.308(3) (am) 3 and 4., Stats.
2. The lead agency shall distribute all funds
received under s.
16.308,
Stats., to eligible shelter agencies within the same county under the
conditions described in its application. Those conditions shall meet all
requirements under this chapter and s.
16.308,
Stats. The application shall be signed by all the shelter agencies in the
county applying for funds.
(b) Funds allocated under s.
16.308(2) (b) 3, Stats., for shelter agencies in the
balance of the state shall be distributed according to the following procedure:
1. Each applicant shall submit a projection
of the number of shelter days to be provided during the year for which the
grant application is submitted and shall provide supporting data for this
estimate; and
2. The department
shall distribute funds based on each eligible applicant's projected proportion
of the balance of state shelter days to be provided. In this subdivision
"balance of state shelter days" means the sum of all shelter day projections
submitted by eligible applicants outside of Milwaukee and Dane counties for any
fiscal year.
(2) MAXIMUM AMOUNT OF GRANTS. In accordance
with s.
16.308(3),
Stats.:
(a) A lead agency located in Dane
county or Milwaukee county may receive, before July 1, 1987, a grant of not
more than 35% and after June 30, 1987, a grant of not more than 50% of the
total current or proposed operating budgets of:
1. One or more shelter facilities from which
the lead agency purchases shelter for homeless persons; or
2. Two or more shelter facilities which the
lead agency represents.
(b) An eligible applicant which is not
located in Dane county or Milwaukee county may receive a grant of not more than
50% of:
1. The current or proposed operating
budget of one or more shelter facilities operated by the applicant;
or
2. The portion of the
applicant's current or proposed operating budget allocated for providing
homeless persons with vouchers that may be exchanged for temporary
shelter.
(c) In
determining the maximum grant award under this subsection, prior to multiplying
by the applicable percentage under par. (a) or (b), the applicant's proposed
operating budget shall be reduced by that portion of the value of donated goods
and services which exceed 15% of the total budget.
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