Common use of Sub-grants Clause in Contracts

Sub-grants. Sub-grants for coalition members, partners, and other grassroots entities providing significant time, resources and expertise to capacity-building efforts are available as part of this grant agreement. In alignment with Comprehensive Plan Policy 2.5, Community Capacity Building, preference will be given to work that centers under- served and under-represented groups. The funds will be administered by the City Grant Manager and approved at the discretion of the BPS Director in consultation with the GRANTEE and Community-based Organizer. In addition: 1. Sub-grantees receiving $10,000 or more; or sub-grants that will, in whole or in part, fund events at which members of the public may attend, must provide proof of insurance as described in Section IV.L of this document. 2. Sub-grantees receiving $300 or more must complete a Reporting From, template included as ATTACHMENT C, no later than thirty (30) days after the completion of the work specified in the subgrant application. The CITY reserves the right to request additional documents to support sub-grantee’s expenditure of grant funds has complied with the scope of work funded. 3. For sub-grantees receiving less than $300, GRANTEE will provide documentation of how the money was spent, including copies of meeting agendas and sign-in sheets, if participants were compensated for their expertise.

Appears in 4 contracts

Samples: Grant Agreement, Intergovernmental Agreement, 2040 Planning and Development Grant Intergovernmental Agreement

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