Competitive Application Process definition
Competitive Application Process means the procedure under which the Committee will evaluate an Application for an award of Allocation that is competitive based upon the number of points each Application is awarded. Applications submitted under this process will be awarded points only when the Project qualifies for such points and evidence supporting an award of points is documented in the Application when submitted. The Committee will not consider an application that is deemed incomplete by CDLAC staff.
Competitive Application Process means the procedure under which the Committee will evaluate an Application for an award of Allocation that is competitive based upon the number of points each Application is awarded.
Competitive Application Process means the procedure under which the Committee will evaluate an Application for an award of Allocation that is competitive based upon the number of points each Application is awarded. Applications submitted under this process will be awarded points only when the Project qualifies for such points and evidence supporting an award of points is documented in the Application when submitted. The Committee will not consider documentation for an award of points submitted after the Application deadline, nor will the Committee review an incomplete Application except to determine whether the Application is complete. The Committee will not consider an application that is deemed incomplete by CDLAC staff. […]
Examples of Competitive Application Process in a sentence
In a Competitive Application Process, a Mixed Income Project may only apply for an allocation of tax-exempt bonds if the ratio of tax-exempt bonds, not including recycled bonds, to aggregate depreciable basis plus land basis is less than or equal to the ratio of units that will be restricted pursuant to a CTCAC regulatory agreement.
Projects awarded a Supplemental Allocation during a Competitive Application Process for which no Bonds were issued from the original award of Allocation shall have the expiration date of the original award.