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11 <br /> To determine the grant amount for which a county or counties may apply the <br /> -granting authority shall apply the following formula- <br /> (a) Twenty percent (20%) of the total fund shall be distributed in the discretion of the Secretary to encourage innovative efforts to devel <br /> •p multtcounty projects: to <br /> encourage cooperation and collaboration among existing services and avoid <br /> duplication of efforts: to encourage the renovation of existing facilities, to <br /> encourage innovative substance abuse programs. <br /> b Of the remaining eighty percent (80%) of the fund a total funding amount <br /> w_ ill be set for each county based upon the following variables: <br /> Twenty percent (20%) based on a fixed equal dollar amount for <br /> each county: <br /> !� Sixty percent (60%) based on the county share of the State <br /> population; and <br /> (33) Twenty percent (20%0) based on the supervised probation <br /> admissions rate for the county. <br /> The sum of the amounts in subdivisions (1) (2) and (3) is the total amount of the <br /> funding that a county may apply for under this subsection <br /> "§ 143B-272.16. Continued eligibility. <br /> (a) To continue to receive funding under this Article a county shall submit an <br /> updated application for implementation funding to the Secretary at the beginning of <br /> each fiscal year. <br /> (b) To remain eligible for funding. a county shall: <br /> Comply with its community-based corrections plan: <br /> Submit monitoring reports as required by the Department: and <br /> 01 Comply with the minimum standards adopted <br /> (c) If the Secretary suspends any or all of the grant funds the county may request <br /> a hearing in accordance with Chapter 15OB of the General Statutes. <br /> "§ 143B-272.17. Termination of participation in program <br /> A county receiving financial aid under this Article maw terminate its participation <br /> by delivering a resolution of the board or boards of county commissioners to the <br /> Secretary at the beginning of any calendar quarter. Upon withdrawal from the- <br /> program. the board or boards of county commissioners may adopt a resolution stating <br /> that it is in the best interests of the county that the county community corrections <br /> advisory board be dissolved. whereupon the county commissioners shall pav and <br /> discharge any debts or liabilities of the advisory board collect and distribute assets of <br /> the advisory board under the laws of North Carolina and pay over any remaining <br /> proceeds or property to the„proger fund. <br /> "§ 143B-272.18 Private nonprofit agencies participating in program <br /> After the county criminal justice partnership advisory board has developed a plan <br /> and the board or boards of county commissioners has reviewed it. if the county <br /> decides that it does not intend to operate the proposed program the county criminal <br /> iustice partnership advisory board shall recommend the appropriate deliverer of <br /> services and the county may contract for services <br /> "§ 143B-272.19. Prohibited uses of funds. <br /> (a) Counties may not use funds received under this Article to supplant or replace <br /> existing funds or other resources from the federal. State or county government for <br /> existing community-based corrections programs. <br /> (b) Counties may not use funds received under this Article for indirect costs <br /> associated with a program." <br /> House Bill 281 Page 9 <br />
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