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COMMUNITY ACTION PARTNERSHIP OF ORANGE COUNTY
Contract #
A-2010-126
Agency
COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT
Council Approval Date
7/6/2010
Expiration Date
9/30/2010
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ARRA EXHIBIT A <br />(Standard Agreement) <br />SCOPE OF WORK: AMERICAN RECOVERY AND REINVESTMENT ACT OF 2009 <br />ARRA PROVISIONS <br />The Community Services Block Grant has been established, funded and administered <br />under the provisions of the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009 <br />("ARRA"), and is subject to the guidance, directives and applicable laws and regulations <br />of the Federal Government and the State of California. The parties recognize and agree <br />to the following underlying principles, which shall form the framework for <br />implementation of ARRA and the subject program. <br />WHEREAS: <br />• ARRA is a comprehensive, yet targeted, response of the Federal Government to the <br />severe and adverse economic conditions prevailing in the United States of America; <br />• These conditions require urgent and immediate action by and among many segments <br />of society and the national economy; <br />• ARRA and the subject program are intended to stimulate economic activity and job <br />growth in the communities served by the parties; and <br />• The Office of Management and Budget (OMB) considers all Federal programs with <br />ARRA expenditures to be "high risk" due to the new transparency and accountability <br />requirements; and <br />• The urgency of the economic conditions is such that some of the requirements and <br />elements of the subject program have not been fully elaborated by the Federal <br />Government and, as a consequence, the needed enabling measures and actions by the <br />State of California are in preliminary form; <br />IT IS THEREFORE AGREED: <br />A. That the parties shall be guided by and subject to the provisions of ARRA, <br />ARRA-related legislation, and all Federal and State regulations, directives, <br />guidance and circulars issued for the purpose of implementing the ARRA <br />program (hereinafter "ARRA Obligations"); <br />B. Because some requirements of the ARRA program lack specificity, particularly <br />with regard to, but not limited to, reporting requirements, funding allocations, <br />timeframes and the like, CSD shall provide CAPOC with specific ARRA <br />requirements as they are issued or are otherwise made available to CSD by the <br />Federal and State Government, which requirements shall also be binding on the <br />Subcontractor as a condition of the Subcontractor's participation in the ARRA <br />program, and as a condition of receipt of funds under the program, PROVIDED: <br />ARRA - At
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