CASELOAD PROJECTIONS Sample Clauses

CASELOAD PROJECTIONS. In the Housing Locators Services for Homeless CalWORKs WtW Families, Contractor is to use the caseload projections provided in Technical Exhibit 4, “Caseload Projections for Homeless CalWORKs WtW Families in Los Angeles County per SPA.” The County projects to refer 10 percent of this caseload per month per SPA to the Contractor for services under this contract(s). The County shall provide caseload projections for each subsequent contract extension period. Contractor will immediately inform the County if they determine that the referred family is unacceptable and will not be served by Contractor and can not continue the program. Contractor will also provide detailed information as to the reason Contractor has determined the family is unacceptable. DPSS CalWORKs Program Division staff will review and make the final approval of such determination. If DPSS CalWORKs Program Division staff concurs with the Contractor’s reason(s) for not accepting the family, DPSS CalWORKs Program Division staff shall refer a replacement family to maintain the 10 percent per month referral caseload. If DPSS CalWORKs Program Division staff determines that the Contractor’s decision of not accepting a family is not reasonable, Contractor shall accept and work with the subject family in the program. Any disputes on the decision of accepting a family to the program shall be submitted to the Director of DPSS or his/her designee for resolution. The decision of the Director or his/her designee is final.
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