California Code of Regulations › Title 4 - Business Regulations › Division 10 - California Health Facilities Financing Authority › Chapter 7 - Investment in Mental Health Wellness Grant Program for Children and Youth › Section 7325.1 - Grant Funds to a Designated Private Nonprofit Corporation or Public Agency for Real Property Acquisition, Construction or Renovation

Current through Register 2024 Notice Reg. No. 28, July 12, 2024
(a) The
				Authority shall give consideration to a private nonprofit corporation or public
				agency in an area or region of the state if a county, or Counties Applying
				Jointly, affirmatively supports this designation and collaboration in lieu of a
				county directly receiving Grant funds for real property acquisition or for
				construction or renovation on real property acquired with Grant funds by the
				designated private nonprofit corporation or public agency. The designated
				private nonprofit corporation or public agency shall comply with all of the
				following requirements:
(1) The designated
				private nonprofit corporation or public agency shall provide the Program(s)
				services.
(2) The designated
				private nonprofit corporation or public agency shall execute a Grant Agreement
				that:
(A) Complies with the provisions
				contained in Section
				7324.
(B) Provides that in the event the designated
				private nonprofit corporation or public agency fails to provide Crisis
				Residential Treatment, Crisis Stabilization services, or Family Respite Care as
				provided in the Grant Agreement, title to the real property shall be given to
				the county or Counties Applying Jointly.
(i)
				In the event the county or Counties Applying Jointly do not take and hold title
				to the real property when the designated private nonprofit corporation or
				public agency fails to provide Crisis Residential Treatment, Crisis
				Stabilization services, or Family Respite Care as provided in the Grant
				Agreement, the Authority may take any action necessary to take and hold title
				to the real property.
(3) The designated private nonprofit
				corporation shall provide, upon request, Audited Financial Statements and shall
				retain all Project and financial records necessary to substantiate the purposes
				for which the Grant funds were spent for a period of three years after the
				certification of Project completion has been submitted.
(4) The designated private nonprofit
				corporation or public agency shall provide, upon request, a current title
				report that shows all of the following:
(A)
				No easements, exceptions or restrictions on the use of the site that shall
				interfere with or impair the operation of the Project.
(B) A fee title subject to the lease
				agreement described in subdivision (a)(5).
(C) A deed of trust recorded in the chain of
				title against the real property that contains the lease agreement described in
				subdivision (a)(5).
(5)
				The designated private nonprofit corporation or public agency shall enter into
				a lease agreement with the county or Counties Applying Jointly for use of the
				real property for Crisis Residential Treatment, Crisis Stabilization or Family
				Respite Care for the useful life of the Project, including any renewals. The
				lease agreement shall provide that:
(A) In
				the event the designated private nonprofit corporation or public agency fails
				to provide Crisis Residential Treatment, Crisis Stabilization or Family Respite
				Care services as provided in the Grant Agreement, title to the real property
				shall be given to the county or Counties Applying Jointly.
(i) In the event the county or Counties
				Applying Jointly do not take and hold title to the real property when the
				designated private nonprofit corporation or public agency fails to provide
				Crisis Residential Treatment, Crisis Stabilization or Family Respite Care as
				provided in the Grant Agreement, the Authority may take any action necessary to
				take and hold title to the real
				property.