New York regulations

Title 9 Part 2811

Executive Department

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9 NYCRR 2811.1 - General

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The applicant must:

(a)be a bona fide organization in existence either as a corporation or unincorporated, organized group performing significant housing preservation and community renewal activities for at least one full year prior to entering into a contract with the commissioner;
(b)demonstrate by its immediate past and current activities that it has the ability to preserve, repair, maintain, renovate, rehabilitate, manage or operate housing accommodations or to engage in other housing preservation and community renewal activities in the region;
(c)demonstrate that the housing preservation and community renewal activities which are to be performed pursuant to the proposed contract with the commissioner are needed by the region;
(d)possess or have the ability to acquire or gain access to the requisite staff, office facilities, equipment and expertise to enable it to perform the proposed activities. The office shall be located within the region and shall be open during regular business hours.

9 NYCRR 2811.2 - Representation

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(a)The company's officers, directors, members and staff must be fairly representative of the residents and other legitimate interests of the region and shall have acted in a responsible manner.
(b)A majority of the company's directors must be residents of the region.
(c)The governing board of directors shall consist of at least five persons, each of whom must be at least 18 years of age.

9 NYCRR 2811.3 - Conflict of interest

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9 NYCRR 2811.4 - One-third match

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(a)In negotiating each contract, the applicant must demonstrate its access to matching support, available or anticipated to be made available, equal to at least one-third of the amount of such contract.
(b)The required match may be cash and/or in-kind contributions and must be used for housing preservation and community renewal activities.
(c)In-kind contributions must be verifiable, quantifiable, reasonable and relevant to the company's activities.
(1)In-kind services may not include:
(i)routine board functions and responsibilities; but may include, with division approval, services from board members for which the company ordinarily would have to pay;
(ii)overtime by executive and full-time administrative staff paid with rural preservation funds;
(iii)technical assistance provided by division staff; or
(iv)any other category determined by the division.
(d)Documentation of in-kind services must be available for review by division staff.

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