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? Prince George’s County, Maryland JACK B. JOHNSON, County Executive Neighborhood? Stabilization? Program?(NSW) Substantial Amendment to Annual Action Plan FY?2009? Department of Housing and Community

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1. Begin by carefully reviewing the NSP substantial amendment form. Familiarize yourself with the sections and requirements outlined in the document.
2. Provide your personal and contact information accurately in the designated fields. This includes your name, organization (if applicable), phone number, and email address.
3. Indicate the specific NSP program that the substantial amendment pertains to. This could be the Neighborhood Stabilization Program 1 (NSP1), NSP2, or NSP3.
4. Clearly state the purpose and objective of the substantial amendment. Explain why the amendment is necessary and how it will benefit the intended recipients or communities.
5. Describe the proposed changes or modifications in detail. This may include alterations to the program's goals, targets, budget allocations, or timeline. Provide a comprehensive explanation for each change.
6. If required, provide supporting documentation or evidence to justify the proposed amendments. This could include financial reports, project plans, or community impact assessments.
7. In some cases, you may need to outline the potential risks or challenges associated with the proposed changes. Provide a mitigation plan or strategies to address these issues effectively.
8. Before submitting the amended form, carefully review all the information provided to ensure accuracy and completeness. Make any necessary revisions or edits as needed.
9. If specified, obtain the required signatures from relevant authorities or stakeholders responsible for approving the substantial amendment.
10. Submit the completed NSP substantial amendment form as instructed by the relevant authorities or governing bodies.

Who needs NSP substantial amendment to:

1. Non-profit organizations involved in community development or housing initiatives that receive funding through the NSP program may need to fill out the NSP substantial amendment form. This could include organizations implementing projects funded by NSP1, NSP2, or NSP3.
2. Local government agencies or departments responsible for administering NSP funds and managing community development activities may also require the NSP substantial amendment form.
3. Developers, contractors, or other entities involved in NSP-funded projects may need to complete the substantial amendment form if there are proposed changes or modifications that impact the original agreement or contract.

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