Scope of Services by City Sample Clauses

Scope of Services by City. For the last seven (7) months of 2017, the City shall provide general management, coordination, monitoring, record retention, and evaluation for the Urban County CDBG Program including: 2.1 Preparing required plans including but not limited to the Annual Action Plan, Consolidated Annual Performance and Evaluation Report (CAPER), and other compliance documents related to the Urban County CDBG Program for submission to HUD; 2.2 Developing systems for assuring compliance with federal requirements; 2.3 Monitoring the Urban County CDBG Program for progress and compliance with federal requirements; 2.4 Coordinating the resolution of monitoring and audit findings; 2.5 Reporting the Urban County CDBG Program results against stated objectives; 2.6 Developing interagency agreements and agreements with subrecipients and contractors to carry out eligible program activities including the preparation of procurement and contract documents. (This does not include the preparation of engineering specifications); 2.7 Preparing and publishing public hearing notices for citizen input to comply with federal citizen participation requirements of 24 CFR Part 91; 2.8 Assisting County with public hearings required for administration of the Urban County CDBG Program and jointly attend these hearings with County, or other community representatives, to document citizen input; 2.9 Assisting County and federal CDBG monitors during Urban County CDBG Program performance reviews, and assist the County Auditor during Single Audit; 2.10 Administering the County’s CDBG-funded neighborhood stabilization programs, including processing applications and managing and supervising persons whose primary responsibilities are Urban County CDBG Program administration; 2.11 Providing general information to the public regarding the Urban County CDBG Program; 2.12 When applicable, assisting the County in complying with regulations governing procedures required by the Uniform Relocation and Assistance and Real Property Acquisition Policies Act of 1970 in relation to the acquisition of property; 2.13 Facilitating membership in the St. Louis Home Consortium and the activities with it on behalf of the Urban County CDBG Program, including the Consolidated Plan, pursuant to HUD requirements; and 2.14 Keeping such financial records, supporting documents, and other records as are required to be maintained by HUD for the Urban County CDBG Program.
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Scope of Services by City. The City shall provide general management, coordination, monitoring, record retention, and evaluation for the Urban County CDBG Program including: 2.1 Preparing required plans including but not limited to the Annual Action Plan, Consolidated Annual Performance and Evaluation Report (CAPER), and other compliance documents related to the Urban County CDBG Program for submission to HUD; 2.2 Developing systems for assuring compliance with federal requirements; 2.3 Monitoring the Urban County CDBG Program for progress and compliance with federal requirements; 2.4 Coordinating the resolution of monitoring and audit findings; 2.5 Reporting the Urban County CDBG Program results against stated objectives; 2.6 Developing interagency agreements and agreements with subrecipients and contractors to carry out eligible program activities including the preparation of procurement and contract documents. (This does not include the preparation of engineering specifications); 2.7 Preparing and publishing public hearing notices for citizen input to comply with federal citizen participation requirements of 24 CFR Part 91; 2.8 Assisting County with public hearings required for administration of the Urban County CDBG Program and jointly attend these hearings with County, or other community representatives, to document citizen input; 2.9 Assisting County and federal Urban County CDBG monitors during 2018 CDBG Program performance reviews, and assist the County Auditor during Single Audit; 2.10 Administering the County’s CDBG-funded neighborhood stabilization programs, including processing applications and managing and supervising persons whose primary responsibilities are Urban County CDBG Program administration; 2.11 Providing general information to the public regarding the Urban County CDBG Program; 2.12 When applicable, assisting the County in complying with regulations governing procedures required by the Uniform Relocation and Assistance and Real Property Acquisition Policies Act of 1970 in relation to the acquisition of property; 2.13 Facilitating membership in the St. Louis Home Consortium and the activities with it on behalf of the CDBG Program, including the Consolidated Plan, pursuant to HUD requirements; and 2.14 Keeping such financial records, supporting documents, and other records as are required to be maintained by HUD for the CDBG Program.
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