Local Lead Agency Sample Clauses

Local Lead Agency. The Local Lead Agency shall provide to the DMHMRSAS the following: 3.1.1 Executed contract documents as specified on the Contract form included herein. 3.1.2 Child-specific data, in collaboration with the LICC and in accordance with the Infant and Toddler Online Tracking System (ITOTS) data elements, as children enter the system or at least by the last day of each month. Data must be reviewed and updated by the local Part C system (to ensure that the local count reflects the actual children in the system at that time – new children are entered and discharged children are closed) quarterly, by July 10, 2007; October 10, 2007; January 10, 2008; and April 10, 2008. A grace period of 10 days following the due date is allowed for all except the January 10, 2008 deadline. 3.1.3 Provide Verification in writing to the State Lead Agency as to confirming the accuracy of data submitted to include, but not limited to, the annual verification of ITOTS reports related to Children Active, Children Discharged and Children Evaluated Eligible; primary service setting data; and annual record review data. The confirmation of data accuracy will be signed by the local system manager and verifies that the data is accurate to the best of the local system manager’s ability. Confirmation of Data Accuracy forms are due as follows: (a) Annual Record Review data verification - August 31, 2007 (b) Annual ITOTS/December 1 Child Count verification – January 10, 2008 (c) Primary Service Setting data verification – January 15, 2008 February 1, 2007 3.1.4 Report of Non-Compliance submitted within 30 days of identification of the substantiated, recurring non-compliance including; a) identification of the substantial recurring non-compliance issue, b) the agencies or providers involved, c) the length of time that the non-compliance has occurred, and d) the steps taken to resolve the issue at the local level. 3.1.5 The required documentation related to personnel who do not meet highest standards in accordance with the Personnel Data – Reporting Form: Documentation of Personnel Currently Employed in LICC’s Early Intervention System As Early Intervention Assistants by May 1, 2008 (Attachment D). 3.1.6 Completed Part C expenditure reports and due dates as follows: First report (07/01/07 thru 12/31/07) Due February 16, 2008 Second report (07/01/07 thru 06/30/08) Due October 01, 2008 If an expenditure report is submitted later than 60 days following a period, the DMHMRSAS shall suspend payments to ...
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Local Lead Agency. The Local Lead Agency shall provide to the DMHMRSAS the following: 3.1.1 Executed contract documents as specified on the Contract form included herein.
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Local Lead Agency. The County is the approved Local Lead Agency for the Washington Early Support for Infants and Toddlers Program (ESIT). If at any titfe during the term of this Agreement, the County loses or relinquishes Local Lead Agency status, this Agreement shall tertfinate itfmediately.
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Local Lead Agency. The Local Lead Agency shall: Pre-screen applicants and make best efforts to assure that applicants referred to Owner or Owner designated Property Manager for tenancy in the permanent supportive housing units : Are members of the eligible population for permanent supportive housing as defined herein. Have sufficient income to cover rent and tenant-paid utilities. Appear able to uphold his or her responsibilities under the lease as participants in this program, Refer applicants to Owner or Owner designated Property Manager for the duration of the compliance period. _________________________[Insert Local Lead Agency Name] must provide a standard letter of referral for each household referred to live in a permanent supportive housing unit. Maintain a waiting list for applicants eligible to reside in the permanent supportive housing units so that applicants can be referred according to agreed upon time frames to Owner or Owner designated Property Manager for vacant permanent supportive housing units, based upon the number of units specified in the application to LHFA. Assist the referred applicants in the application process, including requesting and negotiating Reasonable Accommodations and Modifications as described in the FHA, the Rehab Act, and the ADA. Make supportive services offered by the Local Lead Agency and other collaborating and/or contracted service provider agencies available to tenants of the permanent supportive housing units. It is understood and agreed that these supportive services are not the responsibility of the Owner and will be available to PSH households on an as-needed basis, and that receipt of these or any other services shall not be a condition to tenancy. Facilitate communication with the Owner or Owner designated Property Manager by designating and maintaining in the event of staff turnover a named individual as the tenant services liaison on matters related to permanent supportive housing units. The Owner shall cause the Property Management Company to: Promptly notify the _______________________ [insert Local Lead Agency] whenever the Management Company becomes aware that an eligible unit is or is becoming available, including at initial occupancy and vacancy turnover. Screen all tenants referred by the Local Lead Agency using its established nondiscriminatory screening criteria. Comply with all applicable federal, state and local laws regarding fair housing and nondiscrimination Include language on Reasonable Accommodations und...
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Local Lead Agency. The Local Lead Agency, with the advice and assistance of the LICC, shall complete the activities listed below. The Local Lead Agency may establish and/or use any structures (including, but not limited to, the LICC, committees, and/or task forces) necessary to complete the following activities.
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Local Lead Agency. The Local Lead Agency shall provide to the DMHMRSAS the following: 3.1.1 Executed contract documents as specified on the Contract form included herein. 3.1.2 XXXX documents and data as follows, in collaboration with the LICC, in accordance with the requirements of the XXXX cycle in which the local Part C system is participating, in accordance with submission/data entry timelines as specified by the DMHMRSAS, and in accordance with the Scope of Work of this contract: a. Family Survey Data – due dates as follows: Report period May – July Due: August 1, 2005 Report period August – October Due: November 1, 2005 Report period November – January Due: February 1, 2006 Report period February – April Due: May 1, 2006 x. XXXX Indicator Data in accordance with monitoring timelines for each local Part C system. 3.1.3 Child-specific data, in collaboration with the LICC and in accordance with the Infant and Toddler Online Tracking System (ITOTS) data elements as children enter the system or at least by the last day of each month. Data must be reviewed and updated by the local Part C system (to ensure that the local count reflects the actual children in the system at that time – new children are entered and discharged children are closed) quarterly, by July 10, 2005; October 10, 2005; January 10, 2006; and April 10, 2006.
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