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ORD-2017-013 Ordinance approving Budget Amendment #10-B for Fiscal Year 2016-17
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ORD-2017-013 Ordinance approving Budget Amendment #10-B for Fiscal Year 2016-17
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6/20/2017
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Regular Meeting
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Ordinance
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4c
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Agenda - 06-20-2017 - 4-c - USDA Rural Business Development Grant Award for the Piedmont Food & Agricultural Processing Center (PFAP) and Approval of Budget Amendment #10-B
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11 <br /> Pro* t Per ornna R ort <br /> The narrative report shall include, but not be.limited to the following: <br /> a. A comparison of actual accomplishments t the objectives est bl ished for <br /> that period and reasons why established objectives were not net, if any. <br /> b. Problems, delays, or adverse conditions which will affect attainment of <br /> overall project objectives, prevent meeting.tine schedules or objectives, r <br /> preclude the attainment of particular project work elements during <br /> established time periods. This disclosure shall be accompanied by a <br /> statement of the action taken or planned to resolve the situation. <br /> C. Objectives and timetable sta ll shed for the next reporting period. <br /> d. Any special reporting requirements such.as jobs supported and created,. <br /> businesses assisted,or economic development which results in improvements <br /> in median household incomes, and as.stated herein. <br /> Final Report <br /> A final SF-425 nd a final Project Performance Report will be required within <br /> days after all grant funds have been.expended or the Performance End Date, <br /> whichever date is sooner. The final report.nay also serve as the last quarterly report. <br /> The final reports must provide.complete information re .rdin the jobs ccreated and <br /> Supported as a result of the project, the Recipient's.assessment and evaluation of the <br /> outcomes of the project, and commentary on other performance o f ecti ve . <br /> Othert r Rey <br /> Following completion of projects where grant funds were used to acquire or improve <br /> an asset, such as a business incubator,real estate, or equipment, the Recipient will <br /> verify and report to the Agency annually on the status of any real or personal <br /> property acquired with Federal'fluids, including whether or not the property <br /> continues to be used for originally authorized purposes, is not encumbered in title or <br /> interests, and iS owned by the Recipient. <br /> The Agency may require that you prepare a report suitable for public distribution <br /> that describes the accomplishments an d through use of the grant funds, including <br /> when the grant funded the development or application of a "best practice." <br /> 18. BASIS FOR SUCCESS OR FAILURE <br /> You must provide a basis for determining the 8uccess or failure o f the main elements <br /> of the project and outline procedures that will be taken to assess the project's impact <br /> at its conclusion. <br /> 19. AUDITS BASED UPON FEDERAL FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE <br /> RECEIVED <br /> A Recipient that expends $750,000 or more during its fiscal year in Federal awards <br /> must have a single or program-specific audit conducted for that year in accordance <br />
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