Common use of Re-Weatherization Clause in Contracts

Re-Weatherization. Under certain conditions, program funds may be used to re-weatherize dwellings that were previously weatherized by federal programs. A dwelling which has been weatherized by any federal program in the past 15 years (based on date of completion) is not eligible for re-weatherization. The re-weatherization of homes must be in accordance with current allowable expenditure limits and must be reported as re-weatherization on the monthly fiscal reports. Re-weatherized homes may only be considered as completed homes for purposes of computing the average cost per completed dwelling. Homes completed in the past 15 years may be re-weatherized using HEAP funds if it is in an area declared a disaster area by federal or state authorities. All other sources of funding must be exhausted before utilizing HEAP funds (i.e. insurance, FEMA, state or federal disaster funds).

Re-Weatherization. Under certain conditions, program funds may be used to re-weatherize dwellings that were previously weatherized by federal programs. A dwelling which has been weatherized by any federal program in the past 15 years (based on date of completion) is not eligible for re-weatherization. The re-weatherization of homes must be in accordance with current allowable expenditure limits and must be reported as re-weatherization on the monthly fiscal reports. Re-weatherized homes may only be considered as completed homes for purposes of computing the average cost per completed dwelling. Homes completed in the past 15 years may be re-weatherized using HEAP and/or HEAP-3E funds if it is in an area declared a disaster area by federal or state authorities. All other sources of funding must be exhausted before utilizing HEAP and/or HEAP-3E funds (i.e. insurance, FEMA, state or federal disaster funds).

Re-Weatherization. ‌ Under certain conditions, program funds may be used to re-weatherize dwellings that were previously weatherized by federal programs. A dwelling which has been weatherized by any federal program in the past 15 years (based on date of completion) is not eligible for re-weatherization. The re-weatherization of homes must be in accordance with current allowable expenditure limits and must be reported as re-weatherization on the monthly fiscal reports. Re-weatherized homes may only be considered as completed homes for purposes of computing the average cost per completed dwelling. Homes completed in the past 15 years may be re-weatherized using HEAP funds if it is in an area declared a disaster area by federal or state authorities. All other sources of funding must be exhausted before utilizing HEAP funds (i.e. insurance, FEMA, state or federal disaster funds).