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(vi) reporting requirements for all 

Awardees. Assistance Agreements 

under this NOFA generally will have 

three-year performance periods. 

B. The CDFI Fund reserves the right, 

in its sole discretion, to terminate the 

Assistance Agreement and rescind an 

award if the Awardee fails to return the 

Assistance Agreement, signed by the 

authorized representative of the 

Awardee, and/or provide the CDFI Fund 

with any other requested 

documentation, within the deadlines set 

by the CDFI Fund. Each Awardee must 

provide the CDFI Fund with a certificate 

of good standing (or equivalent 

documentation) from its State (or 

jurisdiction) of incorporation. 

C. Reporting: 

1. Reporting requirements: The CDFI 

Fund will collect information, on at 

least an annual basis, from each 

Awardee which may include, but shall 

not be limited to: (i) Use of FEC Pilot 

Program award dollars; (ii) aggregated 

characteristics of individuals that 

received Financial Education and 

Counseling Services funded by FEC 

Pilot Program award dollars; and (iii) 

the extent to which the Awardee 

satisfied its performance goals and 

measures, to include measures of the 

effectiveness of the Awardee’s strategy 

and ability to create Positive Behavioral 

Change among Prospective Homebuyers. 

Each Awardee is responsible for the 

timely and complete submission of such 

reports, even if all or a portion of the 

documents actually is completed by 

another entity or signatory to the 

Assistance Agreement. If such other 

entities or signatories are required to 

provide reports or other documentation 

that the CDFI Fund may require, the 

Awardee is responsible for ensuring that 

the information is submitted timely and 

complete. The CDFI Fund reserves the 

right to contact such additional entities 

or signatories to the Assistance 

Agreement and require that additional 

information and documentation be 

provided. The CDFI Fund will use such 

information to monitor each Awardee’s 

compliance with the requirements set 

forth in the Assistance Agreement and 

to assess the impact of the FEC Pilot 

Program. The CDFI Fund reserves the 

right, in its sole discretion, to modify 

these reporting requirements if it 

determines it to be appropriate and 

necessary; however, such reporting 

requirements will be modified only after 

notice to Awardees. 

2. Accounting: The CDFI Fund will 

require each Awardee that receives an 

award through this NOFA to account for 

and track the use of the grant award. 

This means that for every dollar of an 

award received from the CDFI Fund, the 

Awardee will be required to inform the 

CDFI Fund of its uses. This will require 

Awardees to separately account for the 

proceeds and use of the award, subject 

to the applicable OMB Circulars. The 

CDFI Fund will provide guidance to 

Awardees outlining the format and 

content of the information to be 

provided on an annual basis, outlining 

and describing how the funds were 

used. Each Awardee that receives an 

award must provide the CDFI Fund with 

the required complete and accurate 

Automated Clearinghouse (ACH) form 

for its bank account prior to award 

closing and disbursement. 

VII. Agency Contacts 

A. The CDFI Fund will respond to 

questions and provide support 

concerning this NOFA and the 

Application between the hours of 9 a.m. 

and 5 p.m. ET, starting the date of the 

publication of this NOFA through two 

days prior to the Application deadline. 

The CDFI Fund will not respond to 

questions or provide support concerning 

the Applications that are received after 

5 p.m. ET on said dates, until after the 

Application deadline. Applications and 

other information regarding the CDFI 

Fund and its programs may be obtained 

from the CDFI Fund’s Web site at http:// 

www.cdfifund.gov. The CDFI Fund will 

post responses on its Web site to 

questions of general applicability 

regarding the FEC Pilot Program. 

B. The CDFI Fund’s contact 

information is as follows: 

TABLE 4—CONTACT INFORMATION

Fax number for all offices: 202–622–7754 

Type of question Telephone number (not toll free) E-mail addresses 

FEC Pilot Program ........................................................................................................................ 202–622–6355 cdfihelp@cdfi.treas.gov 

Compliance, Monitoring and Evaluation ....................................................................................... 202–622–6330 cme@cdfi.treas.gov 

Information Technology Support .................................................................................................. 202–622–2455 IThelp@cdfi.treas.gov 

C. Communication with the CDFI 

Fund: The CDFI Fund will use the 

myCDFIFund Internet interface to 

communicate with Applicants and 

Awardees, using the contact information 

maintained in their respective 

myCDFIFund accounts. Therefore, the 

Applicant and any Subsidiaries, 

signatories, and Affiliates must maintain 

accurate contact information (including 

contact person and authorized 

representative, e-mail addresses, fax 

numbers, phone numbers, and office 

addresses) in its myCDFIFund 

account(s). For more information about 

myCDFIFund (which includes 

information about the CDFI Fund’s 

Community Investment Impact System), 

please see the Help documents posted at 

http://www.cdfifund.gov/ciis/ 

accessingciis.pdf. 

VIII. Information Sessions and 

Outreach 

The CDFI Fund may conduct 

webinars or host information sessions 

for organizations interested in applying 

to, or learning about, the CDFI Fund’s 

programs. For further information, 

please visit the CDFI Fund’s Web site at 

http://www.cdfifund.gov. 

Authority: Pub. L. 110–289. 

Dated: October 9, 2009. 

Jose Villar, 

Chief Operating Officer, Community 

Development Financial Institutions Fund. 

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DEPARTMENT OF VETERANS 

AFFAIRS 

Performance Review Board Members 

AGENCY: Department of Veterans Affairs. 

ACTION: Notice. 

SUMMARY: Under the provisions of 5 

U.S.C. 4314(c)(4) agencies are required 

to publish a notice in the Federal 

Register of the appointment of 

Performance Review Board (PRB) 

members. This notice updates the VA 

Performance Review Board of the 

Department of Veterans Affairs that was 

published in the Federal Register on 

October 9, 2008 (Vol. 73, No. 197). 

DATES: Effective Date: October 16, 2009. 


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FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT: 

Dadrian Brown, Human Resources 

Specialist, Executive Resources, Office 

of Human Resources Management (052), 

Department of Veterans Affairs, 810 

Vermont Avenue, NW., Washington, DC 

20420, (202) 461–7078. 

VA Performance Review Board (PRB) 

John U. Sepu ́lveda, Assistant 

Secretary for Human Resources and 

Administration (Chairperson). 

Michael Cardarelli, Deputy Chief of 

Staff. 

Michael Walcoff, Deputy Under 

Secretary for Benefits, Veterans Benefits 

Administration. 

Geraldine Breakfield, Associate 

Deputy Under Secretary for 

Management (Alternate). 

Ann C. Patterson, VHA Deputy Chief 

of Staff. 

Gerald M. Cross, M.D., FAAFP, Acting 

Under Secretary for Health, Veterans 

Health Administration (Alternate). 

Robert Petzel, M.D., Acting Principal 

Deputy Under Secretary for Health 

(Alternate). 

Steve L. Muro, Deputy Under 

Secretary for Memorial Affairs. 

Lindee Lenox, Associate Director 

Office of Field Programs (Alternate). 

Glenn D. Haggstrom, Executive 

Director, Office of Acquisitions, 

Logistics, and Construction. 

Maurice C. Stewart, Associate Deputy 

Assistant Secretary for Acquisition and 

Logistics Programs and Policy 

(Alternate). 

William A. Gunn, General Counsel. 

John H. Thompson, Deputy General 

Counsel (Alternate). 

Rita Reed, Principal Deputy Assistant 

Secretary for Management. 

Edward J. Murray, Deputy Assistant 

Secretary for Finance (Alternate). 

Roger W. Baker, Assistant Secretary 

for Office of Information and 

Technology. 

Stephen W. Warren, Principal Deputy 

Assistant Secretary, Office of 

Information and Technology (Alternate). 

Irene Trowell-Harris, Director, Center 

for Women Veterans. 

Patricia C. Adams, Deputy Assistant 

Secretary of the Navy, Civilian Human 

Resources. 

Veterans Benefits Administration PRB 

Michael Walcoff, Deputy Under 

Secretary for Benefits. 

Geraldine V. Breakfield, Associate 

Deputy Under Secretary for 

Management. 

Jason McClellan, Director Central 

Area Office. 

Diana M. Rubens, Associate Deputy 

Under Secretary for Field Operations. 

Willie Clark, Director Western Area 

Office. 

Michael A. Dusenbery, Director, 

Southern Area Office. 

Kenneth M. Greenberg, Executive 

Secretary to the Department. 

A. Jacy Thurmond, Jr., Senior Advisor 

to the Deputy Commissioner of the 

Social Security Administration, U.S. 

Social Security Administration. 

Veterans Health Administration PRB 

Robert Petzel, M.D., Acting Principal 

Deputy Under Secretary for Health, CoChair. 

William C. Schoenhard, Deputy 

Under Secretary for Health for 

Operations and Management, Co-Chair. 

Joseph Williams, Assistant Deputy 

Under Secretary for Health for 

Operations and Management. 

Madhulika Agarwal, M.D., Chief 

Patient Care Services Officer. 

Michael E. Moreland, Network 

Director, VISN 4. 

Sanford Garfunkel, Network Director, 

VISN 5. 

Susan Bowers, Network Director, 

VISN 18. 

Nevin M. Weaver, Network Director, 

VISN 8. 

Michael S. Finegan, Network Director, 

VISN 11. 

Glen W. Grippen, Network Director, 

VISN 19. 

Joleen M. Clark, Chief, Workforce 

Management and Consulting Officer. 

Joseph Francis, M.D., Acting Chief, 

Quality and Performance Officer. 

W. Paul Kearns III, Chief Financial 

Officer. 

James Floyd, Network Director, VISN 

15. 

Caitlin O’Brien, Chief Compliance 

and Business Integrity Officer. 

Patricia Vandenberg, Assistant Deputy 

Under Secretary for Health for Policy 

and Planning. 

Ann Patterson, Acting VHA Chief of 

Staff. 

Mary Affeldt, Associate Director for 

Management, National Institute on Drug 

Abuse. 

Ken Greenberg, Executive Secretary to 

the Department. 

Michael Cardarelli, Deputy Chief of 

Staff. 

Dated: October 9, 2009. 

W. Scott Gould, 

Deputy Secretary of Veterans Affairs. 

[FR Doc. E9–24956 Filed 10–15–09; 8:45 am] 

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