Common use of Mandatory Acknowledgment of County as Funder Clause in Contracts

Mandatory Acknowledgment of County as Funder. All projects/programs receiving any type of funding assistance and or substantial technical assistance through DOH will be required to indicate such in any advertising, marketing, public presentations, press releases, written materials or project descriptions. Such acknowledgement should also identify the U.S. Department of Housing & Urban Development (HUD). All Capital projects must display signage as described below: ▪ Temporary Construction Signage must be appropriately displayed during the major portion of the construction phase. Such signage must be provided by the Contractor and must be pre-approved by the DOH in design and content. ▪ Permanent Historical Signage must be attached to all completed projects and must be displayed in a visible, heavily trafficked area of the Project, e.g., front lobby, main entry or walkway, etc. Location of display must be approved by the DOH. Permanent historical signage in the form of an 8’ x 10” bronze plaque will be provide by the DOH and may be reimbursed from loan proceeds as a project cost. As an alternative, County may agree to other signage which acknowledges the DOH and HUD, but such signage must be approved in advance. Exhibit B

Mandatory Acknowledgment of County as Funder. All projects/programs receiving any type of funding assistance and or substantial technical assistance through DOH will be required to indicate such in any advertising, marketing, public presentations, press releases, written materials or project descriptions. Such acknowledgement should also identify the U.S. Department of Housing & Urban Development (HUD). All Capital projects must display signage as described below: ▪ Temporary Construction Signage must be appropriately displayed during the major portion of the construction phase. Such signage must be provided by the Contractor and must be pre-approved by the DOH in design and content. ▪ Permanent Historical Signage must be attached to all completed projects and must be displayed in a visible, heavily trafficked area of the Project, e.g., front lobby, main entry or walkway, etc. Location of display must be approved by the DOHDOH . Permanent historical signage in the form of an 8’ x 10” bronze plaque will be provide by the DOH and may be reimbursed from loan proceeds as a project cost. As an alternative, County may agree to other signage which acknowledges the DOH and HUD, but such signage must be approved in advance. Exhibit B.

Mandatory Acknowledgment of County as Funder. All projects/programs receiving any type of funding assistance and or substantial technical assistance through DOH will be required to indicate such in any advertising, marketing, public presentations, press releases, written materials or project descriptions. Such acknowledgement should also identify XXX’s involvement in the U.S. Department of Housing & Urban Development (HUD)Project. All Capital projects must display signage as described below: ▪ Temporary Construction Signage identifying DOH funding and/or technical assistance and HUD involvement must be appropriately displayed during the major portion of the construction phase. Such signage must be provided by the Contractor and must be pre-pre- approved by the DOH in design and content. ▪ Permanent Historical Signage must be attached to all completed projects and must be displayed in a visible, heavily trafficked area of the Project, e.g., front lobby, main entry or walkway, etc. Location of display must be approved by the DOHDOH . Permanent historical signage in the form of an 8’ x 10” bronze plaque will be provide by the DOH and may be reimbursed from loan proceeds as a project cost. As an alternative, County may agree to other signage which acknowledges the DOH and HUD, but such signage must be approved in advance. Exhibit B.

Mandatory Acknowledgment of County as Funder. All projects/programs receiving any type of funding assistance and or substantial technical assistance through DOH will be required to indicate such in any advertising, marketing, public presentations, press releases, written materials or project descriptions. Such acknowledgement should also identify the U.S. Department of Housing & Urban Development (HUD). All Capital projects must display signage as described below: ▪ Temporary Construction Signage must be appropriately displayed during the major portion of the construction phase. Such signage must be provided by the Contractor and must be pre-approved by the DOH in design and content. ▪ Permanent Historical Signage must be attached to all completed projects and must be displayed in a visible, heavily trafficked area of the Project, e.g., front lobby, main entry or walkway, etc. Location of display must be approved by the DOHDOH . Permanent historical signage in the form of an 8’ x 10” bronze plaque will willl be provide by the DOH and may be reimbursed from loan proceeds as a project cost. As an alternative, County may agree to other signage which acknowledges the DOH and HUD, but such signage must be approved in advance. Exhibit B