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<br />a Job (011) program in Orange County however a Job Corp representative may <br />be coming to Orange County in the next year (see V.c.). <br /> <br />The Board is cunently negotiating with the one-stop partners, through the <br />one-stop center to develop cost sharing arrangements as the one-stop has first <br />hand lmow ledge of each partners' contributions. The L WIA was anticipating <br />additional direction and assistance from the State as developing these cost <br />sharing arrangements is complicated and different for each partner. The <br />Department of Labor had offered to assist Santa Ana in the development of its <br />cost sharing agreements and copies of the signed MODs were submitted to <br />their consultant in March 2003. The consultant contacted Santa Ana in <br />October 2003 and set up a meeting with all our partners. A workshop was <br />conducted and forms distributed for the partners to figure out their <br />contributions to the one-stop system. However his contract ran out before the <br />agreements were completed due to the lengthly contract negotiations with <br />EDD. The LWlA had lease agreements with the State Employment <br />Development Dept.and Orange County Social S'ervices Agency (SSA), which <br />are on file with EDDIWID. The lease agreement amendment for SSA went to <br />City Council for approval in August 2004 and is still finding it way though the <br />Orange County contract process and it will be forwarded once it has been <br />executed. This should occur within the next 90 days. Negotiations with the <br />State EDD Real Estate Division to renew their current lease at the one-stop <br />were completed this last winter and we are awaiting a contract from them as <br />well. Meanwhile they are continuing to use a month-to-month option on their <br />old lease until the new one is completed. Once the new one is executed,.a <br />copy will be forwarded to the EDDIWID. However, neither partner will be <br />able to submit final numbers for the cost sharing agreement until their lease <br />agreements are finalized. Once all the figures are secured, a common method <br />will be selected that is fair and equitable to all partners and cost sharing <br />agreements will be developed. This is expected to be accomplished within the <br />next fiscal year. <br /> <br />3. What process will the local board use to document negotiations with One-Stop <br />partners who fail to participate or sign an MaU? How will you inform the <br />state board when negotiations have failed? [Interim Final Rule ~ 662.31 O(b) J <br /> <br />The Board will document all meetings that occuned between the two entities, <br />those present at the meetings, final draft copies of MODs upon which the <br />agreement failed and a statement by both parties about why the negotiations <br />failed. When it is clear that no further progress will be made, a letter will be <br />sent to the State Workforce Investment Board (SWIB), stating the reasons as <br />cited by both parties about why the negotiation failed. <br /> <br />VI. YOUTH ACTIVITIES <br /> <br />In this section, describe the strategies and tactics to develop a comprehensive <br />service delive7Jl system for eligible youth, and discuss how that system will be <br />coordinated through the One-Stop system. <br /> <br />28 <br /> <br />190-4 <br />