Common use of CCR Registration Clause in Contracts

CCR Registration. No funds may be obligated or expended in any project activity except the administration activity until the Sub-recipient provides Grantee with documentation of registration in the Central Contractor Registration (CCR) system. The CCR system may be accessed online at xxx.xxx.gov. THE UNDERSIGNED, as authorized officials on behalf of the parties, have executed this Contract for Subrecipient Assistance, which shall be effective as of the date of execution hereof on behalf of the Grantee. GRANTEE By: Xxxxx Xxxxx, Mayor Title: Date: SUB-Recipient By: Print Name and Tile Signature Date Attachment 1 A 17 Unit Multi Family Rental Project Proposal Submitted By Lutheran Social Services Housing The National Disaster Resilience program focuses on disaster recovery and resilience. It is important to identify the resilience goals of this project and the process used to evaluate and determine the specific resilience elements for the affordable multi-family homes. In the aftermath of the historic 2011 flood in Minot, the City has made efforts to respond to the housing needs of LMI families affected by the flood, evaluated the evolving housing challenges resulting from the flood, and the oil boom that further complicated the affordable housing challenge facing Minot. Affordable housing is frequently vulnerable during and after natural disasters and LMI residents are particularly challenged because they do not have the resources to help them recover from disasters. Because of the impact of the 2011 flood and the revised FEMA FIRM maps, there is a shortage of quality affordable multi-family resilient homes available in Minot. Affordable homes for LMI families are difficult to find in some resilient areas of the City. Providing long-term affordable rental units is essential to reducing the vulnerability of LMI families to environmental risks such as flooding.SUB-RECIPIENT primary goal is Developing and Enhancing Resident Community Resilience. SUB-RECIPIENT has proposed to continue to build seventeen (17) long-term affordable rental units to be rental units that are affordable to LMI families outside of the new FEMA flood plains and within the City's designated Resilience Area. These units will meet the green building standards (Energy Star) and UFAS for accessibility.

CCR Registration. No funds may be obligated or expended in any project activity except the administration activity until the Sub-recipient provides Grantee with documentation of registration in the Central Contractor Registration (CCR) system. The CCR system may be accessed online at xxx.xxx.gov. THE UNDERSIGNED, as authorized officials on behalf of the parties, have executed this Contract for Subrecipient Assistance, which shall be effective as of the date of execution hereof on behalf of the Grantee. GRANTEE By: Xxxxx Xxxxx, Mayor (signature) Name: Title: Date: SUB-Recipient By: Print Name and Tile Signature Date Attachment 1 A 17 Unit Multi Family Rental Project Proposal Submitted By Lutheran Social Services Housing (signature) Name: Title: Date: The National Disaster Resilience program focuses on disaster recovery and resilience. It is important to identify the resilience goals of this project and the process used to evaluate and determine the specific resilience elements for the affordable multi-family homes. In the aftermath of the historic 2011 flood in Minot, the City has made efforts to respond to the housing needs of LMI families affected by the flood, evaluated the evolving housing challenges resulting from the flood, and the oil boom that further complicated the affordable housing challenge facing Minot. Affordable housing is frequently vulnerable during and after natural disasters and LMI residents are particularly challenged because they do not have the resources to help them recover from disasters. Because of the impact of the 2011 flood and the revised FEMA FIRM maps, there is a shortage of quality affordable multi-family resilient homes available in Minot. Affordable homes for LMI families are difficult to find in some resilient areas of the City. Providing long-term affordable rental units is essential to reducing the vulnerability of LMI families to environmental risks such as flooding.. SUB-RECIPIENT primary goal is Developing and Enhancing Resident Community Resilience. SUB-SUB- RECIPIENT has proposed to continue to build seventeen (17) long-term affordable rental units to be rental units that are affordable to LMI families outside of the new FEMA flood plains and within the City's ’s designated Resilience Area. These units will meet the green building standards (Energy Star) and UFAS for accessibility.

CCR Registration. No funds may be obligated or expended in any project activity except the administration activity until the Sub-recipient Recipient provides Grantee with documentation of registration in the Central Contractor Registration (CCR) system. The CCR system may be accessed online at xxx.xxx.gov. THE UNDERSIGNED, as authorized officials on behalf of the parties, have executed this Contract for Subrecipient Assistance, which shall be effective as of the date of execution hereof on behalf of the Grantee. GRANTEE By: Xxxxx Xxxxx, Mayor (signature) Name: Title: Date: SUB-Recipient By: Print Name and Tile Signature Date Attachment 1 A 17 Unit Multi Family Rental Project Proposal Submitted By Lutheran Social Services Housing (signature) Name: Title: Date: The National Disaster Resilience program focuses on disaster recovery and resilience. It is important to identify the resilience goals of this project and the process used to evaluate and determine the specific resilience elements for in support of the affordable multi-family homesneeds of vulnerable populations. In the aftermath of the historic 2011 flood in Minot, the City has made efforts to respond to the housing needs of LMI families affected by the flood, evaluated the evolving housing challenges resulting from the flood, and the oil boom that further complicated the affordable housing challenge facing Minot. Affordable housing Shelter is frequently vulnerable during and after natural disasters and LMI residents are particularly challenged because they do not have the resources to help them recover from disasters. Because of the impact of the 2011 flood and the revised FEMA FIRM maps, there is a shortage of quality affordable multi-family resilient homes available in MinotMinot exacerbating the demand for Emergency Shelter units. Affordable homes for LMI families are difficult to find in some resilient areas of the City. Providing long-term affordable rental units is essential to reducing the vulnerability of LMI families to environmental risks such as flooding.SUB-RECIPIENT primary goal is Developing and Enhancing Resident Community ResilienceResilience including addressing Emergency Shelter for vulnerable populations. SUB-RECIPIENT has proposed to continue build or substantial rehabilitate six units in a Family Homeless Shelter to build seventeen (17) long-term affordable rental units to be rental units that are affordable to LMI families outside address a distinct lack of the new FEMA flood plains and within the City's designated Resilience Areaemergency shelter for this vulnerable population group. These units will meet the green building standards (Energy Star) and UFAS for accessibility.

CCR Registration. No funds may be obligated or expended in any project activity except the administration activity until the Sub-recipient Subrecipient provides Grantee with documentation of registration in the Central Contractor Registration (CCR) system. The CCR system may be accessed online at xxx.xxx.gov. THE UNDERSIGNED, as authorized officials on behalf of the parties, have executed this Contract for Subrecipient Assistance, which shall be effective as of the date of execution hereof on behalf of the Grantee. GRANTEE By: Xxxxx Xxxxx, Mayor (signature) Name: Title: Date: SUB-Recipient By: Print Name and Tile Signature Date Attachment 1 A 17 Unit Multi Family Rental Project Proposal Submitted By Lutheran Social Services Housing (signature) Name: Title: (Chief Elected Official/Executive Officer with Authority to Sign) Date: Attest: ASSISTANT [CITY/COUNTY] CLERK Countersigned: FINANCE OFFICER OR CONTRACT COMPLIANCE OFFICER APPROVED AS TO FORM AND LEGAL SUFFICIENCY: ASSISTANT [CITY/COUNTY] ATTORNEY The National Disaster Resilience program focuses on disaster recovery and resilience. It is important to identify the resilience goals of this project and the process used to evaluate and determine the specific resilience elements for the affordable multisingle-family homes. In the aftermath of the historic 2011 flood in Minot, the City has made efforts to respond to the housing needs of LMI families affected by the flood, evaluated the evolving housing challenges resulting from the flood, and the oil boom that further complicated the affordable housing challenge facing Minot. Affordable housing is frequently vulnerable during and after natural disasters and LMI residents are particularly challenged because they do not have the resources to help them recover from disasters. Because of the impact of the 2011 flood and the revised FEMA FIRM maps, there is a shortage of quality standard affordable multisingle-family resilient homes available in Minot. Affordable homes for LMI families are difficult nearly impossible to find in some resilient areas of the City. Providing longaffordable single-term affordable rental units family resilient homes is essential to reducing the vulnerability of LMI families to environmental risks such as flooding.SUB-RECIPIENT . MACLT primary goal is Developing and Enhancing Resident Community Resilience. SUB-RECIPIENT MACLT has proposed acquiring ten (10) properties to continue to build seventeen (17) longdevelop single-term affordable rental units to be rental units family homes that are affordable to LMI families outside of the new FEMA flood plains and within the City's ’s designated Resilience Area. These units will meet the green building standards (Energy Star) and UFAS for accessibility.

CCR Registration. No funds may be obligated or expended in any project activity except the administration activity until the Sub-recipient Subrecipient provides Grantee with documentation of registration in the Central Contractor Registration (CCR) system. The CCR system may be accessed online at xxx.xxx.gov. THE UNDERSIGNED, as authorized officials on behalf of the parties, have executed this Contract for Subrecipient Assistance, which shall be effective as of the date of execution hereof on behalf of the Grantee. GRANTEE By: Xxxxx Xxxxx, Mayor (signature) Name: Title: Date: SUB-Recipient By: Print Name and Tile Signature Date Attachment 1 A 17 Unit Multi Family Rental Project Proposal Submitted By Lutheran Social Services Housing (signature) Name: Title: Date: The National Disaster Resilience program focuses on disaster recovery and resilience. It is important to identify the resilience goals of this project and the process used to evaluate and determine the specific resilience elements for the affordable multi-family homes. In the aftermath of the historic 2011 flood in Minot, the City has made efforts to respond to the housing needs of LMI families affected by the flood, evaluated the evolving housing challenges resulting from the flood, and the oil boom that further complicated the affordable housing challenge facing Minot. Affordable housing is frequently vulnerable during and after natural disasters and LMI residents are particularly challenged because they do not have the resources to help them recover from disasters. Because of the impact of the 2011 flood and the revised FEMA FIRM maps, there is a shortage of quality affordable multi-family resilient homes available in Minot. Affordable homes for LMI families are difficult to find in some resilient areas of the City. Providing long-term affordable rental units is essential to reducing the vulnerability of LMI families to environmental risks such as flooding.SUB-RECIPIENT . SUBRECIPIENT primary goal is Developing and Enhancing Resident Community Resilience. SUB-RECIPIENT SUBRECIPIENT has proposed to continue to build seventeen twenty-two (1722) long-term affordable rental units twin homes to be rental units that are affordable to LMI families outside of the new FEMA flood plains and within the City's ’s designated Resilience Area. These units will meet the green building standards (Energy Star) and UFAS for accessibility.