New York Codes, Rules and Regulations
Title 19 - DEPARTMENT OF STATE
Chapter XIV - Division Of Economic Opportunity
Part 700 - Community Services Block Grant (csbg) Hearing Rules Of Procedure
Section 700.3 - Grounds for funding action

Current through Register Vol. 46, No. 12, March 20, 2024

(a) Future funding action. A grantee's application for future CSBG funding may be permanently rejected when there has been (1) substantial failure, or (2) repeated or successive failure, by a grantee to comply with any provision of (i) law, (ii) rule, regulation or program instruction issued by the department, or (iii) a term or condition of a current or prior CSBG entitlement contract with the department. The ground for substantial failure under this subdivision shall include the abandonment by a grantee of the services to be performed under a CSBG entitlement contract, in whole or in part, for a previous fiscal year in accordance with subdivision (b) or (c) of his section. In the absence of unusual circumstances, an application for future CSBG funding shall not be rejected for this cause unless the department has given the grantee notice, as set forth in section 700.4 of this Part, of one or more of the two grounds for rejection and reasonable opportunity to take effective corrective action.

(b) Present funding action. A CSBG entitlement contract may be permanently terminated, in whole or in part, for cause, when there has been (1) substantial failure, or (2) repeated or successive failure, by a grantee to comply with a provision of (i) law, (ii) rule, regulation or program instruction issued by the department, or (iii) a term or condition of a current or prior CSBG contract with the department. The ground for substantial failure under this subdivision shall include the abandonment by a grantee of the services to be performed under a CSBG entitlement contract, in whole or in part. Failure of the grantee to resume performance of the services abandoned under a CSBG entitlement contract, within 20 days after receipt of a notice of funding action in accordance with section 700.4 of this Part, on the ground of substantial failure by abandonment, shall be deemed refusal by such grantee to take effective corrective action. In the absence of unusual circumstances, a CSBG entitlement contract shall not be permanently terminated, in whole or in part, for this cause unless the Department has given the grantee notices as set forth in section 700.4, of one or more of the two grounds for permanent termination and reasonable opportunity to take effective corrective action.

(c) Contract suspension funding action. A CSBG entitlement contract may be suspended, in whole or in part, for cause, when there has been (1) substantial failure, or (2) repeated or successive failure, by a grantee to comply with a provision of (i) law, (ii) rule, regulation or program instruction issued by the department, or (iii) a term or condition of a current or prior CSBG entitlement contract with the department. The ground for substantial failure under this subdivision shall include the abandonment by a grantee of the services to be performed under a CSBG entitlement contract. Failure of the grantee to resume performance of the services abandoned under a CSBG entitlement contract, within 20 days after receipt of a notice of funding action in accordance with section 700.4 of this Part, on the ground of substantial failure or abandonment shall be deemed refusal by such grantee to take effective corrective action. In the absence of unusual circumstances, a CSBG entitlement contract shall not be suspended, in whole or in part, for this cause unless the department has given the grantee notice as set forth in section 700.4, of one or more of the two grounds for suspension and reasonable opportunity to take effective corrective action.

(d) This Part does not apply to:

(1) terminations or reductions, in whole or in part, of present or future CSBG funding, which are required by or will implement a provision of Federal or State law; or

(2) contract payments made in accordance with State Finance Law, article XI-A, as amended, also commonly referred to as the Prompt Payment Law; or

(3) demand for reimbursement by the department for disallowed costs when a grantee has received payment of CSBG funds under a CSBG entitlement contract; or

(4) Audit resolution process.

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