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This document outlines the amendments to the City of Annapolis Fiscal Year 2008 Action Plan regarding the Community Development Block Grant- Recovery (CDBG-R) program, detailing proposed activities,

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How to fill out Substantial Amendment Fiscal Year 2008 Action Plan

1. Gather necessary documentation including current budget, project proposals, and relevant regulations.
2. Identify the specific changes that necessitate the substantial amendment to the Action Plan.
3. Draft a detailed description of the proposed amendments, including the rationale and expected impact.
4. Prepare a budget revision that reflects the changes outlined in the amendment.
5. Ensure compliance with local, state, and federal guidelines for amendments.
6. Schedule a public hearing to gather community input on the proposed changes.
7. Incorporate any feedback from the public hearings into the final amendment draft.
8. Submit the final substantial amendment to the appropriate governing body or agency for approval.
9. Ensure proper documentation and record-keeping for future reference and audits.
10. Communicate the approved changes to all relevant stakeholders.

Who needs Substantial Amendment Fiscal Year 2008 Action Plan?

1. Local government agencies responsible for administering federal funds.
2. Community organizations seeking changes in program funding or allocation.
3. Residents and stakeholders affected by changes in community development programs.
4. Regulatory bodies that oversee compliance with federal funding requirements.

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What is Substantial Amendment Fiscal Year 2008 Action Plan?

The Substantial Amendment Fiscal Year 2008 Action Plan is a document that outlines significant changes to the planned use of allocated funds and intended projects related to community development initiatives for the fiscal year 2008.

Who is required to file Substantial Amendment Fiscal Year 2008 Action Plan?

Entities that receive federal funds for community development programs, such as local governments or public agencies, are required to file the Substantial Amendment Fiscal Year 2008 Action Plan when they make substantial changes to their original action plan.

How to fill out Substantial Amendment Fiscal Year 2008 Action Plan?

To fill out the Substantial Amendment Fiscal Year 2008 Action Plan, entities must provide detailed descriptions of the amendments, including specific changes to the allocation of funds, project descriptions, and any affected stakeholders or communities. They should also include justifications for the changes and how they will be implemented.

What is the purpose of Substantial Amendment Fiscal Year 2008 Action Plan?

The purpose of the Substantial Amendment Fiscal Year 2008 Action Plan is to ensure transparency and accountability in the use of federal funds by formally documenting changes to the original action plan and informing the public and stakeholders about significant shifts in project funding and objectives.

What information must be reported on Substantial Amendment Fiscal Year 2008 Action Plan?

The information that must be reported on the Substantial Amendment Fiscal Year 2008 Action Plan includes details about the projects affected by the amendment, changes in funding allocations, expected beneficiaries, timelines for implementation, and any consultations or outreach conducted with the community or stakeholders.