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Pennsylvania Code › Title 12 - COMMERCE, TRADE AND LOCAL GOVERNMENT › Part V - Community Affairs and Development › Subpart C - Community Development and Housing › Chapter 141 - COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT GRANT PROGRAM › SPECIAL ACTIVITY CRITERIA › Section 141.123 - Policies governing facilities

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Grantee use of program funds for facilities are governed
						by the special provisions of 24 CFR 570.200(b)
						(relating to general policies).
This section cited in 12 Pa. Code §
													141.309 (relating to Department
						  approval).
Pennsylvania Code › Title 12 - COMMERCE, TRADE AND LOCAL GOVERNMENT › Part V - Community Affairs and Development › Subpart C - Community Development and Housing › Chapter 141 - COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT GRANT PROGRAM › SPECIAL ACTIVITY CRITERIA › Section 141.124 - Special assessments

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The capital cost of public improvements funded in whole
						or in part by program funds cannot be recovered by assessing any amount against
						properties owned and occupied by persons of low and moderate income, including
						a fee charged or assessment made as a condition for obtaining access to
						assisted public improvements. This statutory prohibition (42 U.S.C.A. §
												5306), is explained in
						24 CFR
						570.200(c) (relating to
						general policies) along with particular exceptions and other qualifications to
						this provision.
This section cited in 12 Pa. Code §
													141.309 (relating to Department
						  approval).
Pennsylvania Code › Title 12 - COMMERCE, TRADE AND LOCAL GOVERNMENT › Part V - Community Affairs and Development › Subpart C - Community Development and Housing › Chapter 141 - COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT GRANT PROGRAM › SPECIAL ACTIVITY CRITERIA › Section 141.125 - Countywide projects

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This section pertains to countywide or areawide projects
						that benefit an eligible entitlement entity under the State program or the
						Federal CDBG program within the county. To the extent that a county project
						under the State program will benefit an entitlement entity, the proportional
						cost of the project benefitting the entitlement entity or metropolitan city
						shall be met by funds not allocated to the county under the State program. The
						county is prohibited from paying the full costs from funds received under this
						act. The following requirements set standards in these instances:
(1)
Meaning of benefit.
A
					 county project benefits an entitlement entity if there are clear and direct
					 benefits to or within the entitlement entity, or both. Examples of direct
					 benefits are as follows:
(i) An economic
					 development project that creates jobs within or employs people from the
					 entitled entity.
(ii) A public
					 facility, such as a water or waste water facility that serves, in part, the
					 entitled community.
Pennsylvania Code › Title 12 - COMMERCE, TRADE AND LOCAL GOVERNMENT › Part V - Community Affairs and Development › Subpart C - Community Development and Housing › Chapter 141 - COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT GRANT PROGRAM › FEDERAL AND STATE STATUTES AND REGULATIONS › Section 141.141 - Environmental review

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Grantees shall comply with the environmental review and
						clearance requirements and procedures set forth in the National Environmental
						Policy Act of 1969 (42
						U.S.C.A. §§
												4321-4370a)
						and 24 CFR Part 58 (relating to environmental review procedures for the
						community development block grant program) for every activity or project. In
						addition, grantees shall comply with other applicable environmental laws as
						contained in 24 CFR
						58.5 (relating to Federal laws and
						authorities).
This section cited in 12 Pa. Code §
													141.191 (relating to grantees);
						  and 12 Pa. Code §
													141.309 (relating to Department
						  approval).
Pennsylvania Code › Title 12 - COMMERCE, TRADE AND LOCAL GOVERNMENT › Part V - Community Affairs and Development › Subpart C - Community Development and Housing › Chapter 141 - COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT GRANT PROGRAM › FEDERAL AND STATE STATUTES AND REGULATIONS › Section 141.142 - Labor standards

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Grantees shall comply with the labor standards contained
						in the following Federal statutes and regulations:
(1) Davis-Bacon Act (40 U.S.C.A. §§
												276a-276a-5).
(2) Contract Work Hours and Safety Standards
					 Act (40 U.S.C.A. §
												327).
(3) Anti-Kickback Act (41 U.S.C.A. §§
												51-54).
(4)
											29 CFR Parts
					 1,
					 3,
					 5,
					 6 and
					 7 (relating to labor
					 standards).
This section cited in 12 Pa. Code §
													141.191 (relating to grantees);
						  and 12 Pa. Code §
													141.309 (relating to Department
						  approval).
Pennsylvania Code › Title 12 - COMMERCE, TRADE AND LOCAL GOVERNMENT › Part V - Community Affairs and Development › Subpart C - Community Development and Housing › Chapter 141 - COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT GRANT PROGRAM › FEDERAL AND STATE STATUTES AND REGULATIONS › Section 141.143 - Civil rights

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Grantees shall comply with the following Federal and
						State statutes and regulations that prohibit discrimination and insure equal
						opportunity based on race, color, religious creed, ancestry, national origin,
						age, sex or physical limitations:
(1)
					 Title VI of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 (42 U.S.C.A. §§
												2000d-2000d-6) and as implemented by 24 CFR
					 Part 1 (relating to nondiscrimination in Federally assisted programs of the
					 Department of Housing and Urban Development-effectuation of Title VI of the
					 Civil Rights Act of 1964).
(2)
					 Section 109 of the Housing and Community Development Act of 1974 (42 U.S.C.A. §
												5309), and as implemented by
					 24 CFR
					 570.602 (relating to section 109 of the
					 act).
(3) Pennsylvania Human Rights
					 Act (43 P. S. §§
												951-963).
(4) Age Discrimination Act of 1975
					 (42 U.S.C.A. §§
												6101-6107).
(5) Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of
					 1973 (29 U.S.C.A. §
												794).
This section cited in 12 Pa. Code §
													141.191 (relating to grantees);
						  and 12 Pa. Code §
													141.309 (relating to Department
						  approval).
Pennsylvania Code › Title 12 - COMMERCE, TRADE AND LOCAL GOVERNMENT › Part V - Community Affairs and Development › Subpart C - Community Development and Housing › Chapter 141 - COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT GRANT PROGRAM › FEDERAL AND STATE STATUTES AND REGULATIONS › Section 141.144 - Employment

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Grantees shall comply with the following Federal statutes
						and regulations regarding fair and equal employment opportunities:
(1) Section 3 of the Housing and Urban
					 Development Act of 1968 (12
					 U.S.C.A. §
												1702u).
(2) Executive Order No. 11,246, 30 FR 12,319
					 (1965), as amended by Executive Order 12,086, 43 FR 46,501 (1978), and the
					 regulations thereunder, 24 CFR Part 130 (relating to equal employment
					 opportunity under HUD contracts and HUD assisted construction contracts) and 41
					 CFR Chapter 60 (relating to Office of Federal contract compliance programs,
					 equal employment opportunity, Department of Labor).
(3) Executive Order 11,265, 36 FR 19,967
					 (1971), pertaining to minority business enterprise.
(4) Executive Order 12,138, 44 FR 29,637
					 (1979) pertaining to women's business equity.
This section cited in 12 Pa. Code §
													141.191 (relating to grantees);
						  and 12 Pa. Code §
													141.309 (relating to Department
						  approval).
Pennsylvania Code › Title 12 - COMMERCE, TRADE AND LOCAL GOVERNMENT › Part V - Community Affairs and Development › Subpart C - Community Development and Housing › Chapter 141 - COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT GRANT PROGRAM › FEDERAL AND STATE STATUTES AND REGULATIONS › Section 141.145 - Fair housing

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Grantees shall comply with the following Federal statutes
						and regulations regarding the development, sale, rental, financing or provision
						of brokerage services in housing, in order to prohibit discrimination; to
						insure equal housing opportunity; and to affirmatively further fair
						housing:
(1) Title VIII of the Civil
					 Rights Act of 1968 (42
					 U.S.C.A. §§
												3601-3619).
(2) Executive Order 11,063, 27 FR 11,527
					 (1962), as amended by Executive Order 12,259, 46 FR 12,531 (1980), and
					 implemented by 24 CFR Part 107 (relating to nondiscriminatory and equal
					 opportunity in housing under Executive Order 11,063).
This section cited in 12 Pa. Code §
													141.191 (relating to grantees);
						  and 12 Pa. Code §
													141.309 (relating to Department
						  approval).
Pennsylvania Code › Title 12 - COMMERCE, TRADE AND LOCAL GOVERNMENT › Part V - Community Affairs and Development › Subpart C - Community Development and Housing › Chapter 141 - COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT GRANT PROGRAM › FEDERAL AND STATE STATUTES AND REGULATIONS › Section 141.146 - Architectural barriers

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Grantees shall comply with the Architectural Barriers Act
						of 1968 (42 U.S.C.A.
						§§
												4151-4157), and
						41 CFR
						101-19.604 (relating to
						exceptions).
This section cited in 12 Pa. Code §
													141.191 (relating to grantees);
						  and 12 Pa. Code §
													141.309 (relating to Department
						  approval).
Pennsylvania Code › Title 12 - COMMERCE, TRADE AND LOCAL GOVERNMENT › Part V - Community Affairs and Development › Subpart C - Community Development and Housing › Chapter 141 - COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT GRANT PROGRAM › FEDERAL AND STATE STATUTES AND REGULATIONS › Section 141.147 - Displacement

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Grantees shall minimize the displacement of persons to
						the greatest extent possible as a result of program assisted activities and
						provide reasonable benefits when displacement becomes necessary. As a program
						requirement, each grantee shall develop, adopt and make public a statement of
						local policy indicating the steps that will be taken to minimize displacement
						of persons from their homes and neighborhoods and to mitigate the adverse
						effects of the action on low/moderate income persons.
This section cited in 12 Pa. Code §
													141.191 (relating to grantees);
						  and 12 Pa. Code §
													141.309 (relating to Department
						  approval).
Pennsylvania Code › Title 12 - COMMERCE, TRADE AND LOCAL GOVERNMENT › Part V - Community Affairs and Development › Subpart C - Community Development and Housing › Chapter 141 - COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT GRANT PROGRAM › FEDERAL AND STATE STATUTES AND REGULATIONS › Section 141.148 - Acquisition

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Grantees shall comply with the following requirements
						with respect to the taking of real property:
(1) To the greatest extent practicable under
					 State statute, comply with sections 301 and 302 of Title III, Uniform Real
					 Property Acquisition Policy, of the Uniform Relocation Assistance and Real
					 Property Acquisition Policies Act of 1970 (42 U.S.C.A. §§
												4651 and
					 4652) and comply with sections 303
					 and 304 of Title III (42
					 U.S.C.A. §§
												4653 and
					 4654), and HUD implementing
					 instructions at 24 CFR Part
					 42 (relating to uniform relocation assistance
					 and real property acquisition).
(2)
					 Inform affected persons of their rights and of the acquisition policies and
					 procedures set forth at 24 CFR Part 42 and §
											570.606 (relating to relocation
					 and acquisition).
This section cited in 12 Pa. Code §
													141.191 (relating to grantees);
						  and 12 Pa. Code §
													141.309 (relating to Department
						  approval).
Pennsylvania Code › Title 12 - COMMERCE, TRADE AND LOCAL GOVERNMENT › Part V - Community Affairs and Development › Subpart C - Community Development and Housing › Chapter 141 - COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT GRANT PROGRAM › FEDERAL AND STATE STATUTES AND REGULATIONS › Section 141.149 - Relocation

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Grantees shall comply with the following requirements
						with respect to the relocation of persons:
(1) Title II, Uniform Relocation Assistance,
					 of the Uniform Relocation Assistance and Real Property Acquisition Policies Act
					 of 1970 (42 U.S.C.A.
					 §§
												4621-4638) and HUD
					 implementing regulations at 24 CFR Part 42 (relating to uniform relocation
					 assistance and real property acquisition) and 570.606(a) (relating to
					 relocation and acquisition).
(2)
					 The Eminent Domain Code (26 P. S. §§
												1-101-1-903).
This section cited in 12 Pa. Code §
													141.191 (relating to grantees);
						  and 12 Pa. Code §
													141.309 (relating to Department
						  approval).
Pennsylvania Code › Title 12 - COMMERCE, TRADE AND LOCAL GOVERNMENT › Part V - Community Affairs and Development › Subpart C - Community Development and Housing › Chapter 141 - COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT GRANT PROGRAM › FEDERAL AND STATE STATUTES AND REGULATIONS › Section 141.150 - Political activities and conflict of interest

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Grantees shall comply with the limitations established
						for the political activities of their employes by the Hatch Political Activity
						Act, 5 U.S.C.A. §§
												1501-1508.
This section cited in 12 Pa. Code §
													141.191 (relating to grantees);
						  and 12 Pa. Code §
													141.309 (relating to Department
						  approval).
Pennsylvania Code › Title 12 - COMMERCE, TRADE AND LOCAL GOVERNMENT › Part V - Community Affairs and Development › Subpart C - Community Development and Housing › Chapter 141 - COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT GRANT PROGRAM › FEDERAL AND STATE STATUTES AND REGULATIONS › Section 141.151 - Lead-based paint

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Grantees shall comply with section 401(b) of the
						Lead-Based Paint Poisoning Prevention Act (42 U.S.C.A. §
												4831(b)) and 24 CFR Part 35
						(relating to lead-based paint poisoning prevention in certain residential
						structures).
This section cited in 12 Pa. Code §
													141.191 (relating to grantees);
						  and 12 Pa. Code §
													141.309 (relating to Department
						  approval).
Pennsylvania Code › Title 12 - COMMERCE, TRADE AND LOCAL GOVERNMENT › Part V - Community Affairs and Development › Subpart C - Community Development and Housing › Chapter 141 - COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT GRANT PROGRAM › FEDERAL AND STATE STATUTES AND REGULATIONS › Section 141.152 - Floodplains

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Grantee communities which reside in flood prone areas
						will be required to adopt and implement an appropriate floodplain ordinance, if
						one does not exist, that brings the community into compliance with the Flood
						Plain Management Act (32 P. S. §§
												679.101-679.601), and Chapter 38 (relating to
						flood plain management).
This section cited in 12 Pa. Code §
													141.191 (relating to grantees);
						  and 12 Pa. Code §
													141.309 (relating to Department
						  approval).
Pennsylvania Code › Title 12 - COMMERCE, TRADE AND LOCAL GOVERNMENT › Part V - Community Affairs and Development › Subpart C - Community Development and Housing › Chapter 141 - COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT GRANT PROGRAM › FEDERAL AND STATE STATUTES AND REGULATIONS › Section 141.153 - Steel products

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Grantee construction activities shall comply with the
						Steel Products Procurement Act (73 P. S. §§
												1881-1887).
This section cited in 12 Pa. Code §
													141.191 (relating to grantees);
						  and 12 Pa. Code §
													141.309 (relating to Department
						  approval).
Pennsylvania Code › Title 12 - COMMERCE, TRADE AND LOCAL GOVERNMENT › Part V - Community Affairs and Development › Subpart C - Community Development and Housing › Chapter 141 - COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT GRANT PROGRAM › FEDERAL AND STATE STATUTES AND REGULATIONS › Section 141.154 - Minimum rehabilitation standards

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Housing rehabilitation activities funded in whole or part
						by program funds shall comply with the cost-effective energy conservation and
						effectiveness standards (42
						U.S.C.A. §
												1425(b)) in
						24 CFR Part 39 (relating to cost-effective energy conservation and
						effectiveness standards), and Section 8 Existing Housing Quality Standards in
						24 CFR
						882.109 (relating to housing quality
						standards).
This section cited in 12 Pa. Code §
													141.191 (relating to grantees);
						  and 12 Pa. Code §
													141.309 (relating to Department
						  approval).
Pennsylvania Code › Title 12 - COMMERCE, TRADE AND LOCAL GOVERNMENT › Part V - Community Affairs and Development › Subpart C - Community Development and Housing › Chapter 141 - COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT GRANT PROGRAM › FEDERAL AND STATE STATUTES AND REGULATIONS › Section 141.155 - Separations Act

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Grantees shall comply with the act of May 1, 1913 (P. L.
						155, No. 104) (53 P. S. §
												1003).
This section cited in 12 Pa. Code §
													141.191 (relating to grantees);
						  and 12 Pa. Code §
													141.309 (relating to Department
						  approval).
Pennsylvania Code › Title 12 - COMMERCE, TRADE AND LOCAL GOVERNMENT › Part V - Community Affairs and Development › Subpart C - Community Development and Housing › Chapter 141 - COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT GRANT PROGRAM › FEDERAL AND STATE STATUTES AND REGULATIONS › Section 141.156 - Resource conservation

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Grantees shall comply with section 6002 of the Resource
						Conservation and Recovery Act of 1976 (42 U.S.C.A. §
												6962) and
						40 CFR Part
						249 (relating to guidelines for Federal
						procurement of cement and concrete containing fly ash).
This section cited in 12 Pa. Code §
													141.191 (relating to grantees);
						  and 12 Pa. Code §
													141.309 (relating to Department
						  approval).
Pennsylvania Code › Title 12 - COMMERCE, TRADE AND LOCAL GOVERNMENT › Part V - Community Affairs and Development › Subpart C - Community Development and Housing › Chapter 141 - COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT GRANT PROGRAM › FEDERAL AND STATE STATUTES AND REGULATIONS › Section 141.157 - Other statutes and regulations

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Grantees shall comply with other applicable statutes and
						regulations which may be adopted or issued during the administration of grantee
						projects.
This section cited in 12 Pa. Code §
													141.191 (relating to grantees);
						  and 12 Pa. Code §
													141.309 (relating to Department
						  approval).
Pennsylvania Code › Title 12 - COMMERCE, TRADE AND LOCAL GOVERNMENT › Part V - Community Affairs and Development › Subpart C - Community Development and Housing › Chapter 141 - COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT GRANT PROGRAM › APPLICATION REQUIREMENTS › Section 141.171 - Prerequisites

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Prior to the formal submission of a grant application to
						the Department, the applicant shall do the following:
(1) Prepare the community development plan as
					 explained in §
											141.23 (relating to community
					 development plan).
(2) Prepare a
					 grant application in the manner and using the forms prescribed by the
					 Department.
(3) Insure that the
					 proposed project meets the primary objectives in §§
											141.2 and
					 141.101 (relating to primary
					 objective; and primary objective).
(4) Follow the citizen participation
					 requirements contained in 24
					 CFR 570.301(a)(2) and (3)
					 (relating to presubmission requirements), and as further clarified in 49 FR
					 43882 and as prescribed by the Department in its application
					 materials.
(5) For FFY 1985 and
					 subsequent year entitlement grant applications, counties shall ensure that the
					 prerequisites are met for each entitlement grant administered by the county on
					 behalf of another entitlement entity within the county.
Pennsylvania Code › Title 12 - COMMERCE, TRADE AND LOCAL GOVERNMENT › Part V - Community Affairs and Development › Subpart C - Community Development and Housing › Chapter 141 - COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT GRANT PROGRAM › APPLICATION REQUIREMENTS › Section 141.172 - Application criteria

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(a)
Official adoption.
The applicant's governing body shall
					 officially authorize the application and the chief elected official of the
					 applicant shall sign the application before it is submitted to the Department.
					 For FFY 1985 and subsequent year entitlement grant applications, counties shall
					 certify that an entitlement grant application, submitted on behalf of another
					 entitlement entity within the county, was authorized by the affected
					 entitlement entity.
(b)
Content.
Applications shall contain materials, forms and
					 certifications properly completed and executed which are required by the
					 Department.
(1) Counties may submit a separate
					 or combined application for the entitlement grants administered by that
					 county.
(2) If an entitlement grant
					 application is found to be deficient by the Department, the entitlement entity
					 or county, or both, will be notified that it has 45 days in which to resubmit a
					 corrected application. If this resubmittal deadline is not met, or if the
					 resubmitted application continues to be deficient, the Department may then
					 distribute these funds under the act.
(i)
FFY 1984.
If an application is found by the Department to be
					 deficient for some reason, the applicant may be notified that it has 45 days in
					 which to resubmit an amended and corrected application.
(ii)
FFY 1985 and
					 thereafter.
Pennsylvania Code › Title 12 - COMMERCE, TRADE AND LOCAL GOVERNMENT › Part V - Community Affairs and Development › Subpart C - Community Development and Housing › Chapter 141 - COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT GRANT PROGRAM › PROGRAM MANAGEMENT › Section 141.191 - Grantees

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Grantees shall adhere to the requirements for program
						management listed in this section and §
											141.192 (relating to monitoring by
						Department). The Department will periodically issue program directives that
						provide additional guidance to certain requirements listed in paragraphs
						(1)-(15):
(1)
Grant
					 agreements.
Grantees will be required to enter into a separate grant
					 agreement for a grant award by the Department. Subparagraphs (i) and (ii) apply
					 to FFY 1985 and thereafter:
(i) A county shall
					 enter into a separate grant agreement for each entitlement grant administered
					 on behalf of an entitlement entity within the county.
(ii) Requirements in this subpart shall be
					 executed for each separate entitlement grant and agreement administered by an
					 entitlement entity.
Pennsylvania Code › Title 12 - COMMERCE, TRADE AND LOCAL GOVERNMENT › Part V - Community Affairs and Development › Subpart C - Community Development and Housing › Chapter 141 - COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT GRANT PROGRAM › PROGRAM MANAGEMENT › Section 141.192 - Monitoring by Department

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The Department will conduct an ongoing monitoring of
						grantees by scheduled site visits and through continuous examination of
						submitted grantee invoices and periodic reports. Part of this monitoring effort
						will be to continually assess whether the grantee has the ongoing capacity by
						which to successfully carry out its grant. Continuing capacity will be assessed
						on the basis of adequate performance and ability to meet project objectives.
						When the Department determines that a grantee's performance is not adequate, or
						that there is doubt that project objectives can be met, the Department may take
						corrective or remedial action as appropriate and as authorized under The
						Administrative Code of 1929 (71 P. S. §§
												51-732), including the withholding of funds,
						until the issues calling for remedial action are resolved.
This section cited in 12 Pa. Code §
													141.191 (relating to
						  grantees).
Pennsylvania Code › Title 12 - COMMERCE, TRADE AND LOCAL GOVERNMENT › Part V - Community Affairs and Development › Subpart C - Community Development and Housing › Chapter 141 - COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT GRANT PROGRAM › CLOSEOUT › Section 141.211 - Close-out notification

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A contract administered by a grantee shall be officially
						closed out upon program completion or the contract period, whichever comes
						first. While there are standard requirements to the close-out process, the
						Department will deal directly with the grantee to determine the most
						appropriate process and timetable for accomplishing these requirements. The
						Department will notify a grantee as to the time to begin the necessary
						close-out procedures. These procedures will consist of the following:
(1)
Program audit.
The
					 Department will require an audit by an independent Certified Public Accountant.
					 An audit shall be in conformance with Office of Management and Budget Circular
					 A-128. The exact extent and timing of the audit will depend on how recently the
					 grantee may have had an audit, or how soon one is scheduled, if any.
(2)
Property disposition.
If
					 property was acquired in whole or part with program funds, there shall be a
					 proper disposition of the property before final close-out. The Department will
					 instruct grantees as to how this shall be done.
(3)
Third party claims.
If,
					 during the grant, law suits or liens have been brought against the grantee,
					 these shall be adequately resolved prior to, or as soon as possible after
					 close-out. The Department will provide instructions to the grantee if the cases
					 occur.
(4)
Fund
					 reimbursements and accounting.
If the grantee has not fully expended
					 program funds received or if the grantee has generated program income by virtue
					 of program assisted activities, or both, these funds shall be accounted for to
					 the Department. In the case of unexpended balances of program funds, these
					 shall be returned to the Department prior to final close-out. In the case of
					 program income, the Department will permit grantees to retain this income in
					 accordance with 24 CFR
					 570.506 (relating to program
					 income).
(5)
Final grant
					 report.
Prior to final closeout, the grantee shall provide to the
					 Department a final performance report which summarizes the results of
					 activities undertaken with program funds. The Department will provide
					 instructions as to the full content of this report.
Pennsylvania Code › Title 12 - COMMERCE, TRADE AND LOCAL GOVERNMENT › Part V - Community Affairs and Development › Subpart C - Community Development and Housing › Chapter 141 - COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT GRANT PROGRAM › APPLICANT INFORMATION › Section 141.231 - Administration

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The program set forth in this part will be administered
						in conformity with the act, Title I of the Federal Housing and Community
						Development Act of 1974 (42
						U.S.C.A. §§
												5301-5320),
						and implementing Federal regulations and other requirements, and the following
						additional materials:
(1) Application
					 forms, schedules and reports required by the Department.
(2) Application and management guidelines
					 prepared by the Department to explain this chapter.
(3) Temporary program directives issued by
					 the Department under §
											141.191 (relating to
					 grantees).
Pennsylvania Code › Title 12 - COMMERCE, TRADE AND LOCAL GOVERNMENT › Part V - Community Affairs and Development › Subpart C - Community Development and Housing › Chapter 141 - COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT GRANT PROGRAM › SECTION 108 LOAN PROGRAM › Section 141.301 - Purpose

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This section and §§
											141.302-141.309 contain conditions under
						which the Department will guarantee the notes or other obligations issued by
						public entities in compliance with Federal regulations authorizing a guarantee
						program under section 108 of the Housing and Community Development Act of 1974.
						See 24 CFR Subchapter C, Subpart M (relating to loan
						guarantees).
The provisions of this §
													141.301 issued under the Community
						  Development Block Grant Entitlement Program for Nonurban Counties and Certain
						  Other Municipalities (35 P. S. §§
														1751-1765).
This section cited in 12 Pa. Code §
													141.302 (relating to definitions);
						  12 Pa. Code §
													141.307 (relating to limitations
						  on loan commitments-public entities); 12 Pa. Code §
													141.308 (relating to CDBG
						  requirement); and 12 Pa. Code §
													141.309 (relating to Department
						  approval).
Pennsylvania Code › Title 12 - COMMERCE, TRADE AND LOCAL GOVERNMENT › Part V - Community Affairs and Development › Subpart C - Community Development and Housing › Chapter 141 - COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT GRANT PROGRAM › SECTION 108 LOAN PROGRAM › Section 141.302 - Definitions

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The following words and terms, when used in this section,
						§§
											141.301 and
						141.303-141.309, have the following
						meanings, unless the context clearly indicates otherwise:
Consortium
-A group of public entities
						that have entered into an agreement with the Department to apply jointly for an
						allocation of section 108 loan guarantee funds from HUD.
Consortium member
-A public entity that
						has agreed to participate in the consortium to access section 108 loan
						guarantee funds from HUD.
Entitlement public entity
-A city,
						county, borough, incorporated town or township that qualifies as an eligible
						entitlement entity under section 3 of the act (35 P. S. §
												1753).
Joint public entities
-Two or more public
						entities or a county that applies on behalf of a public entity, or both, which
						participate in a joint municipal or regional project.
Nonentitlement public entity
-A unit of
						general local government that is eligible to participate in the State
						administered CDBG Program and which is not an eligible entitlement entity under
						section 3 of the act.
Public entity
-A unit of general local
						government that is eligible to participate in the State administered CDBG
						Program.
The provisions of this §
													141.302 issued under the Community
						  Development Block Grant Entitlement Program for Nonurban Counties and Certain
						  Other Municipalities (35 P. S. §§
														1751-1765).
This section cited in 12 Pa. Code §
													141.301 (relating to purpose); 12
						  Pa. Code §
													141.307 (relating to limitations
						  on loan commitments-public entities); 12 Pa. Code §
													141.308 (relating to CDBG
						  requirement); and 12 Pa. Code §
													141.309 (relating to Department
						  approval).
Pennsylvania Code › Title 12 - COMMERCE, TRADE AND LOCAL GOVERNMENT › Part V - Community Affairs and Development › Subpart C - Community Development and Housing › Chapter 141 - COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT GRANT PROGRAM › SECTION 108 LOAN PROGRAM › Section 141.303 - Applicability of HUD implementing regulations

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(a) An application for loan guarantees by the
					 Department must meet the requirements in 24 CFR Subchapter C, Subpart M
					 (relating to loan guarantees).
(b)
					 An application for State guarantees submitted with or without assistance from
					 the State shall first be submitted to, and approved by the Department before it
					 may be submitted to HUD.
The provisions of this §
													141.303 issued under the Community
						  Development Block Grant Entitlement Program for Nonurban Counties and Certain
						  Other Municipalities (35 P. S. §§
														1751-1765).
This section cited in 12 Pa. Code §
													141.301 (relating to purpose); 12
						  Pa. Code §
													141.302 (relating to definitions);
						  12 Pa. Code §
													141.307 (relating to limitations
						  on loan commitments-public entities); 12 Pa. Code §
													141.308 (relating to CDBG
						  requirement); and 12 Pa. Code §
													141.309 (relating to Department
						  approval).
Pennsylvania Code › Title 12 - COMMERCE, TRADE AND LOCAL GOVERNMENT › Part V - Community Affairs and Development › Subpart C - Community Development and Housing › Chapter 141 - COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT GRANT PROGRAM › SECTION 108 LOAN PROGRAM › Section 141.304 - Limitations on loan commitments-entitlement public entities

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The amount of loan guarantees that an entitlement public
						entity receives may not exceed the amount of a public entity's CDBG allocation
						that can support annual debt service payments based on the average amount of
						the CDBG allocation for the past 3 years or $7 million, whichever is less. This
						maximum amount applies to both single public entity applicants and joint public
						entity applicants.
The provisions of this §
													141.304 issued under the Community
						  Development Block Grant Entitlement Program for Nonurban Counties and Certain
						  Other Municipalities (35 P. S. §§
														1751-1765).
This section cited in 12 Pa. Code §
													141.301 (relating to purpose); 12
						  Pa. Code §
													141.302 (relating to definitions);
						  12 Pa. Code §
													141.307 (relating to limitations
						  on loan commitments-public entities); 12 Pa. Code §
													141.308 (relating to CDBG
						  requirement); and 12 Pa. Code §
													141.309 (relating to Department
						  approval).
Pennsylvania Code › Title 12 - COMMERCE, TRADE AND LOCAL GOVERNMENT › Part V - Community Affairs and Development › Subpart C - Community Development and Housing › Chapter 141 - COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT GRANT PROGRAM › SECTION 108 LOAN PROGRAM › Section 141.305 - Limitations on loan commitments-nonentitlement public entities

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(a) The total
					 amount of a loan guarantee made to a nonentitlement public entity may not
					 exceed $3 million.
(b) The maximum
					 aggregate amount of section 108 loan assistance made to a county which applies
					 on behalf of multiple nonentitlement public entities may not exceed
					 $7,000,000.
(c) Nonentitlement
					 public entities shall join the consortium before applying for section 108 loan
					 guarantee funds from the Department.
The provisions of this §
													141.305 issued under the Community
						  Development Block Grant Entitlement Program for Nonurban Counties and Certain
						  Other Municipalities (35 P. S. §§
														1751-1765).
This section cited in 12 Pa. Code §
													141.301 (relating to purpose); 12
						  Pa. Code §
													141.302 (relating to definitions);
						  12 Pa. Code §
													141.307 (relating to limitations
						  on loan commitments-public entities); 12 Pa. Code §
													141.308 (relating to CDBG
						  requirement); and 12 Pa. Code §
													141.309 (relating to Department
						  approval).
Pennsylvania Code › Title 12 - COMMERCE, TRADE AND LOCAL GOVERNMENT › Part V - Community Affairs and Development › Subpart C - Community Development and Housing › Chapter 141 - COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT GRANT PROGRAM › SECTION 108 LOAN PROGRAM › Section 141.306 - Reserved

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This section cited in 12 Pa. Code §
													141.301 (relating to purpose); 12
						  Pa. Code §
													141.302 (relating to definitions);
						  12 Pa. Code §
													141.308 (relating to CDBG
						  requirement); and 12 Pa. Code §
													141.309 (relating to Department
						  approval).
Pennsylvania Code › Title 12 - COMMERCE, TRADE AND LOCAL GOVERNMENT › Part V - Community Affairs and Development › Subpart C - Community Development and Housing › Chapter 141 - COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT GRANT PROGRAM › SECTION 108 LOAN PROGRAM › Section 141.307 - Limitations on loan commitments-public entities

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(a) The repayment period for a guaranteed
					 loan may not exceed 20 years.
(b)
					 The security offered by the Department to HUD will include a pledge of all
					 grants made to the State or for which the State may become eligible under
					 applicable Federal law and regulations.
(c) The State may provide an additional
					 guarantee from sources other than the public entity's annual CDBG grant. The
					 additional State guarantee will supersede the use of the public entity's CDBG
					 grant funds as a source to guarantee debt payments for a section 108
					 loan.
(d) A public entity shall
					 pledge the full amount of CDBG grants to be received during the period of the
					 loan guarantee. Grant amounts for any year sufficient to pay current debt
					 service may not be expended until the debt service for that year has been paid,
					 or until the public entity provides the Department with satisfactory evidence
					 that funds to pay current debt service have been placed in a trust
					 account.
(e) Loans must be
					 amortized on an annual basis, unless otherwise approved in writing by the
					 Department.
(f) A public entity
					 shall enter into a contract with the Department and HUD, in a form acceptable
					 to the Department and HUD, for the repayment of notes or other obligations
					 guaranteed under this section, §§ 141.301-141.305, 141.308 and
					 141.309.
(g) Security in addition
					 to a pledge of CDBG allocations will be required when the pledge of the
					 allocations is not sufficient to protect all of the potential liability of the
					 Department.
The provisions of this §
													141.307 issued under the Community
						  Development Block Grant Entitlement Program for Nonurban Counties and Certain
						  Other Municipalities (35 P. S. §§
														1751-1765).
This section cited in 12 Pa. Code §
													141.301 (relating to purpose); 12
						  Pa. Code §
													141.302 (relating to definitions);
						  12 Pa. Code §
													141.308 (relating to CDBG
						  requirement); and 12 Pa. Code §
													141.309 (relating to Department
						  approval).
Pennsylvania Code › Title 12 - COMMERCE, TRADE AND LOCAL GOVERNMENT › Part V - Community Affairs and Development › Subpart C - Community Development and Housing › Chapter 141 - COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT GRANT PROGRAM › SECTION 108 LOAN PROGRAM › Section 141.308 - CDBG requirement

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Applicable requirements of the CDBG program apply to
						public entities receiving guaranteed loan funds, except as those requirements
						may be specifically modified or augmented by this section and §§
											141.301 -141.307 and 141.309 or
						applicable HUD regulations.
The provisions of this §
													141.308 issued under the Community
						  Development Block Grant Entitlement Program for Nonurban Counties and Certain
						  Other Municipalities (35 P. S. §§
														1751-1765).
This section cited in 12 Pa. Code §
													141.301 (relating to purpose); 12
						  Pa. Code §
													141.302 (relating to definitions);
						  12 Pa. Code §
													141.307 (relating to limitations
						  on loan commitments-public entities); and 12 Pa. Code §
													141.309 (relating to Department
						  approval).
Pennsylvania Code › Title 12 - COMMERCE, TRADE AND LOCAL GOVERNMENT › Part V - Community Affairs and Development › Subpart C - Community Development and Housing › Chapter 141 - COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT GRANT PROGRAM › SECTION 108 LOAN PROGRAM › Section 141.309 - Department approval

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(a) The
					 Department may disapprove loan guarantees or may approve a guarantee for an
					 amount less than requested, for reasons including one or more of the following:
(1) The Department determines that the
					 guarantee in light of the financial condition of the applicant, the viability
					 of the project or the costs of the project, constitutes an unacceptable
					 financial risk.
(2) The requested
					 guarantee amount exceeds one or more of the limitations in this section and
					 §§
												141.301-141.308 or in applicable Federal
					 regulations.
(3) Funds are not
					 available in the amount requested.
(4) The performance of the public entity
					 under §§ 141.61, 141.62, 141.81, 141.101, 141.102, 141.121-141.125
					 and 141.141-141.157 is unacceptable.
(5) The activities to be undertaken are
					 ineligible under State or Federal law or regulations.
Pennsylvania Code › Title 12 - COMMERCE, TRADE AND LOCAL GOVERNMENT › Part V - Community Affairs and Development › Subpart C - Community Development and Housing › Chapter 143 - MANUFACTURED HOUSING › Section 143.1 - Definitions

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The following words and terms, when used in this chapter,
					 have the following meanings, unless the context clearly indicates
					 otherwise:
Act
-The Manufactured Housing Construction
					 and Safety Standards Authorization Act (35 P. S. §§
											1656.1-1656.9).
Defect
-A failure to comply with an
					 applicable Federal manufactured home safety and construction standard that
					 renders the manufactured home, or a part thereof, not fit for the ordinary use
					 for which it was intended, but does not result in an unreasonable risk of
					 injury or death to occupants of the affected manufactured home.
Federal act
-The National Manufactured
					 Housing Construction and Safety Standards Act of 1974 (
					 42 U.S.C.A. §§
											5401 -
					 5426.
Imminent safety hazard
-A hazard that
					 presents an imminent and unreasonable risk of death or severe personal injury
					 that may or may not be related to failure to comply with an applicable Federal
					 or State manufactured home construction or safety standard.
Noncompliance
-A failure of a manufactured
					 home to comply with a Federal manufactured home construction or safety standard
					 that does not constitute a defect, serious defect or imminent safety
					 hazard.
Serious defect
-Failure to comply with an
					 applicable Federal or State manufactured home construction and safety standard
					 that renders the manufactured home, or a part thereof, not fit for the ordinary
					 use for which it was intended, and which results in an unreasonable risk of
					 injury or death to occupants of the affected manufactured
					 home.
Pennsylvania Code › Title 12 - COMMERCE, TRADE AND LOCAL GOVERNMENT › Part V - Community Affairs and Development › Subpart C - Community Development and Housing › Chapter 143 - MANUFACTURED HOUSING › Section 143.2 - Purpose

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This chapter implements the act to facilitate the sale and
					 use of manufactured housing in this Commonwealth in a manner consistent with
					 safeguarding the health, safety and welfare of citizens of this Commonwealth.
					 This chapter is intended primarily for the following:
(1) To promulgate standards and procedures
				  that will facilitate the manufacture of manufactured homes in accordance with
				  the Federal act.
(2) To establish
				  uniform procedures to assure that manufactured homes manufactured or shipped,
				  or both, into this Commonwealth are regulated in accordance with the act and
				  Federal act.
(3) To improve the
				  quality, safety and durability of manufactured homes in this
				  Commonwealth.
(4) To establish
				  procedures to be utilized in the handling of consumer complaints, remedial
				  actions, hearings and other provisions of the act.
Pennsylvania Code › Title 12 - COMMERCE, TRADE AND LOCAL GOVERNMENT › Part V - Community Affairs and Development › Subpart C - Community Development and Housing › Chapter 143 - MANUFACTURED HOUSING › Section 143.3 - Scope

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Except to the extent otherwise stated in other applicable
					 laws of the Commonwealth which are not inconsistent with or superseded by the
					 act or Federal act, this chapter governs the design, manufacture, storage,
					 transportation and installation of manufactured housing which is sold, leased
					 or installed, or is intended for sale, lease or installation, or use on a site
					 in this Commonwealth, or manufactured in this Commonwealth and sold or offered
					 for sale outside this Commonwealth. This chapter applies to manufactured
					 housing manufactured in manufacturing facilities located within or outside this
					 Commonwealth.
Pennsylvania Code › Title 12 - COMMERCE, TRADE AND LOCAL GOVERNMENT › Part V - Community Affairs and Development › Subpart C - Community Development and Housing › Chapter 143 - MANUFACTURED HOUSING › Section 143.4 - Responsibility of the Department

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The Housing Standards Division of the Department is
					 responsible for enforcing the manufactured home standards of the Federal act,
					 and may join with the Department of Housing and Urban Development and other
					 States or public or private agencies for these purposes.
Pennsylvania Code › Title 12 - COMMERCE, TRADE AND LOCAL GOVERNMENT › Part V - Community Affairs and Development › Subpart C - Community Development and Housing › Chapter 143 - MANUFACTURED HOUSING › Section 143.5 - Applicability of locally-enacted codes and ordinances

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(a) This chapter will not be construed as
				  amending, repealing or superseding a municipal zoning ordinance, subdivision
				  and land development ordinance or another municipal ordinance, regulation or
				  code, pertaining to the use and development of land.
(b) Except in cases of waterline connections
				  to their main source of supply, sewer drainage line connections to main sewers
				  or cesspools or electrical line connections to their main source of power, a
				  manufactured home bearing a label affixed under the requirements of the act and
				  Federal act and regulations thereunder will be deemed to comply with
				  ordinances, regulations or building codes, or special local requirements
				  enacted by a municipality applicable to the body and frame design and
				  construction and installation of plumbing, heating and electrical systems
				  within and including the exterior walls of the manufactured home.
Pennsylvania Code › Title 12 - COMMERCE, TRADE AND LOCAL GOVERNMENT › Part V - Community Affairs and Development › Subpart C - Community Development and Housing › Chapter 143 - MANUFACTURED HOUSING › Section 143.6 - Preemption and reciprocity

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(a) A local
				  government agency may not require that a manufactured home which has been
				  certified and found in conformance with Federal manufactured homes standards as
				  provided for in this chapter, shall be subject to additional inspections by
				  that local government.
(b) A local
				  government, department, board, agency or commission may not promulgate or adopt
				  rules or regulations which are inconsistent with this chapter.