Common use of Changes Requiring Prior HUD Approval Clause in Contracts

Changes Requiring Prior HUD Approval. If the following activities in the Revitalization Plan are to be modified or amended, the Grantee must request and obtain prior HUD approval: (1) the Program Schedule. The Grantee must inform HUD immediately, in writing, of any problems, delays or adverse conditions that will impair materially the Grantee's ability to comply with the Program Schedule, and include a statement of action taken, or proposed to be taken, and any assistance needed to resolve the situation. HUD must approve any proposed changes to the Program Schedule that would modify any date or time period. (2) the form of program oversight; (3) the procedures for community involvement; (4) the approved Disposition Application; (5) the approved Demolition Application; (6) the total number of public housing units and other housing units on-site and to be developed or rehabilitated, whether or not there is an associated budgetary revision requiring prior approval; (7) changes in any HOPE VI Budget or phase budget that propose an increase or decrease in any line item, except as permitted by Article VIII(C) (Drawdowns); (8) an extension of the period of availability of the HOPE VI Grant funds provided under this Grant Agreement, not to go beyond the statutory timeframes; (9) changes in the entities or individuals specified in the Revitalization Plan as having key responsibilities for carrying out the Revitalization Plan (or any component(s) of the Revitalization Plan). Subgranting, subcontracting or otherwise obtaining the services of a third party to perform activities that are central to the purposes of the Revitalization Plan will constitute such a change in entities or individuals; and (10) changes requested by a subgrantee that relate to any of the itemized categories listed in this paragraph (A) of this Article.

Changes Requiring Prior HUD Approval. If the following activities in the Revitalization Plan are to be modified or amended, the Grantee must request and obtain prior HUD approval: (1) the Program Schedule. The Grantee must inform HUD immediately, in writing, of any problems, delays or adverse conditions that will impair materially the Grantee's ability to comply with the Program Schedule, and include a statement of action taken, or proposed to be taken, and any assistance needed to resolve the situation. HUD must approve any proposed changes to the Program Schedule that would modify any date or time period. (2) the form of program oversight; (3) the procedures for community involvement; (4) the approved Disposition Application; (5) the approved Demolition Application; (6) the total number of public housing units and other housing units on-site and to be developed or rehabilitated, whether or not there is an associated budgetary revision requiring prior approval; (7) changes in any HOPE VI Budget or phase budget that propose an increase or decrease in any line item, except as permitted by Article VIII(C) (Drawdowns); (8) an extension of the period of availability of the HOPE VI Grant funds provided under this Grant Agreement, not to go beyond the statutory timeframes; (9) changes in the entities or individuals specified in the Revitalization Plan as having key responsibilities for carrying out the Revitalization Plan (or any component(s) of the Revitalization Plan). Subgranting, subcontracting or otherwise obtaining the services of a third party to perform activities that are central to the purposes of the Revitalization Plan will constitute such a change in entities or individuals; and (10) changes requested by a subgrantee that relate to any of the itemized categories listed in this paragraph (A) of this Article.

Changes Requiring Prior HUD Approval. If the following activities in the Revitalization Plan are to be modified or amended, the Grantee must request and obtain prior HUD approval:. (1) the Program Schedule. The Grantee must inform HUD immediately, in writing, of any problems, delays or adverse conditions that will impair materially the Grantee's ability to comply with the Program Schedule, and include a statement of action taken, or proposed to be taken, and any assistance needed to resolve the situation. HUD must approve any proposed changes to the Program Schedule that would modify any date or time periodperiod in excess of 30 calendar days from the date previously approved by HUD. (2) the form of program oversight; (3) the procedures for community involvement; (4) the approved Disposition Application; (5) the approved Demolition Application; (6) the total number of public housing units and other housing units on-site and to be developed or rehabilitated, whether or not there is an associated budgetary revision requiring prior approval; (7) changes in any Overall HOPE VI Budget or phase budget that propose an increase or decrease in any line item, except as permitted by Article VIII(C) (Drawdowns); (8) an extension of the period of availability of the HOPE VI Grant funds provided under this Grant Agreement, not to go beyond the statutory timeframes; (9) changes in the entities or individuals specified in the Revitalization Plan as having key responsibilities for carrying out the Revitalization Plan (or any component(s) of the Revitalization Plan). Subgranting, subcontracting or otherwise obtaining the services of a third party to perform activities that are central to the purposes of the Revitalization Plan will constitute such a change in entities or individuals; and (10) changes requested by a subgrantee that relate to any of the itemized categories listed in this paragraph (A) of this Article.

Changes Requiring Prior HUD Approval. If the following activities in the Revitalization Plan are to be modified or amended, the Grantee must request and obtain prior HUD approval: (1) the Program Schedule. The Grantee must inform HUD immediately, in writing, of any problems, delays or adverse conditions that will impair materially the Grantee's ability to comply with the Program Schedule, and include a statement of action taken, or proposed to be taken, and any assistance needed to resolve the situation. HUD must approve any proposed changes to the Program Schedule that would modify any date or time period.period in excess of 30 calendar days from the date previously approved by HUD; (2) the form of program oversight; (3) the procedures for community involvement; (4) the approved Disposition Application; (5) the approved Demolition Application; (6) the total number of public housing units and other housing units on-site and to be developed or rehabilitated, whether or not there is an associated budgetary revision requiring prior approval; (7) changes in any HOPE VI Budget or phase budget that propose an increase or decrease in any line item, except as permitted by Article VIII(C) (Drawdowns); (8) an extension of the period of availability of the HOPE VI Grant funds provided under this Grant Agreement, not to go beyond the statutory timeframes; (9) changes in the entities or individuals specified in the Revitalization Plan as having key responsibilities for carrying out the Revitalization Plan (or any component(s) of the Revitalization Plan). Subgranting, subcontracting or otherwise obtaining the services of a third party to perform activities that are central to the purposes of the Revitalization Plan will constitute such a change in entities or individuals; and (10) changes requested by a subgrantee that relate to any of the itemized categories listed in this paragraph (A) of this Article.

Changes Requiring Prior HUD Approval. If the following activities in the Revitalization Plan are to be modified or amended, the Grantee must request and obtain prior HUD approval:approval in the manner provided in 24 CFR 85.30(f): (1) the Program Schedule. The Grantee must inform HUD immediately, in writing, of any problems, delays or adverse conditions that will impair materially the Grantee's ability to comply with the Program Schedule, and include a statement of action taken, or proposed to be taken, and any assistance needed to resolve the situation. HUD must approve any proposed changes to the Program Schedule that would modify any date or time periodperiod in excess of 30 calendar days from the date previously approved by HUD. (2) the form of program oversight; (3) the procedures for community involvement; (4) the approved Disposition Applicationmanagement plan; (5) the approved HOPE VI Relocation Plan; (6) the Disposition Application; (7) the Demolition Application; (6) 8) the total number of public housing units and other housing units on-site and off-site subsequent to be developed or rehabilitatedrevitalization and/or development, whether or not there is an associated budgetary revision requiring prior approval; (79) changes in any HOPE VI Full Program Budget or phase budget Predevelopment Budget that propose an increase or decrease in any line item, except as permitted by Article VIII(C) (Drawdowns); (8) 10) an extension of the period of availability of the HOPE VI Grant funds provided under this Grant Agreement, not to go beyond the statutory timeframes; (911) changes in the entities or individuals specified in the Revitalization Plan as having key responsibilities for carrying out the Revitalization Plan (or any component(s) of the Revitalization Plan). Subgranting, subcontracting or otherwise obtaining the services of a third party to perform activities that are central to the purposes of the Revitalization Plan will constitute such a change in entities or individuals; and (1012) changes requested by a subgrantee that relate to any of the itemized categories listed in this paragraph (A) of this Article.

Changes Requiring Prior HUD Approval. If the following activities in the Revitalization Plan are to be modified or amended, the Grantee must request and obtain HUD’s prior HUD written approval: (1) the Program Schedule. The Grantee must inform HUD immediately, in writing, of any problems, delays or adverse conditions that will impair materially the Grantee's ability to comply with the Program Schedule, and include a statement of action taken, or proposed to be taken, and any assistance needed to resolve the situation. HUD must approve any proposed changes to the Program Schedule that would modify any date or time period. (2) the form of program oversight; (3) the procedures for community involvement; (4) the approved Disposition Application; (5) the approved Demolition Application; (6) the total number of public housing units and other housing units on-site and to be developed or rehabilitated, whether or not there is an associated budgetary revision requiring prior approval; (7) changes in any HOPE VI Budget or phase budget that propose an increase or decrease in any line item, except as permitted by Article VIII(C) (Drawdowns); (8) an extension of the period of availability of the HOPE VI Grant funds provided under this Grant Agreement, not to go beyond the statutory timeframes; (9) changes in the entities or individuals specified in the Revitalization Plan as having key responsibilities for carrying out the Revitalization Plan (or any component(s) of the Revitalization Plan). Subgranting, subcontracting or otherwise obtaining the services of a third party to perform activities that are central to the purposes of the Revitalization Plan will constitute such a change in entities or individuals; and (10) changes requested by a subgrantee that relate to any of the itemized categories listed in this paragraph (A) of this Article.