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HomeMy WebLinkAboutR04-Economic Development Agency p O 1~ovEST ~ aaa~ssioNir~aioacur A,cTZO~ ®F~; ~,~ ,7, fT 8ubjeCt: FY 1991/1992 COBG AQZiEHaa•TP FSaacutive DirectAr SE1WE~t CITY AED BZREP FOZID OR+ CHZLD~PS • Z~. Date; Jtme 20, 1991 8yaopsis of Psyvious oa~issioo,/oamail/O®ittN ]lotion: On E+ehn:ary 11, 1991, the Mnyar ani Onamcn Qa:mcil apFmoved and adopted the FY 1991/1992 CDBG Pt~Ogram Mix and autharizad staff to solicit prvpoeal6 far same. On May 6, 1991, the Mayan and Oosnon Colu~cil took an action establishing May 20, 1991 at 3:00 p.m., far the date and films certain of the FY 1991/1992 CDBG Public Hearing. Ck: May 20, 1991, the Mayor as~d Oomtorsi Oc~a~cil reviewed rsoa:ma'r7ations submitted by the 'Ctmnmity Development Department Citizen Advisary CYaoatttee anct approved Scone far CDBG fta~di:g assistance far Fiacx~l Year 1991,/1992. i Reoomo~ended lfotiamts (Mawr and Ooaanu Cbimoii) 10'8 T88 1AYOR l1WD Chi CO@ICIIr OrF T8$ CITY 09' 8AN 8 ~ 11D1'~LIZIIX3 MID DRIDCPIIi3 T~ Q 09' A ODMi~II.TS! DEVS[4PlD*.tTP BLOCK Off FOYID~ 71TP '~ CITY 0'F 1BIN BB~AB~A AWD P'IIt8'P FOIID OF (~I~irB , IS:. 10*~RS J. Eros w D star p~ 3iiistratcr Davalopmaat Contact person; Ben Flendersas/Bd Flores Phone: 5065: 5081 Project Area: All ProrSect Areas Wardle): All Wards T~rti~ Data Attached: Staff Remrt: Reaolutian: Ara~+emoent: E~Lita FUTIDI~ RE7Q[TII~N35: Amo;mat: ,~ 20.000.00 Sauna: FY 91/92 CDBG LOC Budget Authority: oeemiissiemti/COUncil l~lotes s :ELF:lab:4409 CO!!T l1La@ID7? Msetiag Dabs 07/01/1991 Agenda Item No: a~vErnx~ar nel+AR~rtr ernFB Rapnarr tlrst Ftmd o! Chiidran~e Rsaauraee, xnc - FY 199L1992 C~f3 Agreement C!i May 20, 1991, the Mayan and Oaaeoon Cblu~cil conduckad the FY 1991/1992 CDBG Public Hetaring and awarded Cmmmity DannaloFaoarrt Block Grant funds to certain Public aervics, capital improvmnm~t aryl fair housing Fr'~~• Agraeeents are now required to i~lemeat acid projects. ~e attac3~ed Ac~~eament between the City and First Furri of Children's Reaotrrves, 7.nc., irrludea a "eaoPa of services" and "progras budget", referred to in the Agre®eerrt as Erdiibita "A" and "B", reapectiVely. 'B'leae PShcibits are irnoxporated by reference as though fully set forth at length. Adoptiae of the attac3~ed Resolution by the Mayan arri Clmeoa[1 Caa~cil authorizes aryl direct8 the Mayan to e~cacvte the Agreement as described herein. I reoooeoend adoption of the attadred Resolution. J.~1 . w Dsvelopmeatt t IQH:lab:4409 A0~1 ' 07/01/91 G 4 R~oLV1~ot1 a~? ~ MAm~t Al~D oa2l~ oo~T~'a of ~ CITY 8~1N Ba1p ® 1 2 ADS A~ D~tBCTII~i 'PB$ Eli OS' A aea!@II17( ffiVB<OPl~+NP BLO@1C GRAND lODID~1Ci ALBa~iP 8L"lil&~T '~ CIT1C OF 8AN B~AR~A ADID FIItBT P'OI~ID OF 3 I~B ~ 33~. 4 ~ rr RaeosvBD Bx ~ MAYO[t AZID Cot437N Cn@1C~ ear ~ CITY 0Q' 8aN o AS pioraotas: 5 aeatian s. 6 (a) ~e Mayor of the City of San Bernardino is hereby aut2~orized and 7 directed to e~GBC1Ite, an behalf of the City, an agreement foe' Coataaiity 8 Devalopmsrst Block GY'ant fia~ding with F~.4T FL7TiD OF Q~SIaN~s n~v~- - 9 which agraemartt is attad~ed hereto ae Exhibit "1", and is inoarporated herein 10 by referenda as though lolly set forth at length. ~a agreement provides for 11 the granting of Oommtmity Develapmmrt Block GYa:rt Sa:ds in the follaaing 12 amount of 520,000.00. 13 Beotiom z. © 14 (a) ~e authorizations to eoaeexite the above referanoed agreaoent is res- 15 16 ~ the to the agreement fail to execute it within sixty (so) sixty days of the passage of this Resolution. 17 = BEREBY CF1iT1P'Y that the faregoirq xeeolutian was duly adapted by the 18 Mayan ar~d ~ CaarSl of the City of San earnard,ino at a 19 meetiTlg thereof, held On the _ day Of 1991 by the following. 20 wke, to wit: 21 //// 22 //// //// 23 /// //// 24 //// //// 25 //// //// 26 //// //// 27 //// 28 lab:3961 Rev. 6/11,/91 -1- ~,'' ~ ~ 1 ._- ~ ~.- 2 "~ z 3 ""_ ~'~' i y~Q~7~~~~~~~j()a 5 '"'_ i1N~~~- _ --- t 6 '~ _ -- MII~ _ 7 '- 8 ~ y 9 1~ 10 ~ ~' erk 11 12 ~ the ~ ~y of ~---' 13 ~B ~luticr? is 2~eze1~Y 14 15 1991. 16 ~Eexna'~'D 17 18 ,~ es ~ ~ ~ 19 1~ ~nt~• ! 20 F. cit4 21 22 gy: 23 1 2¢ 25 26 /~""~ 27 ~/ -Z- 28 ~~3961 91 gam, 6/].l? i!S{1t~1si¢~i?~ 1 ® 2 THlS Ar3~ is entered into effective as of this _ day of 3 ,1991, at San Bentnrdino, California, between the CITY OF SAN 4 , a mmicipal oorpc2atian, referred to as "City", atd FIILST ET]ND OF 5 CHIL~N'S i2[+SCC~~. ?*m'.. a nonprofit caoma;ity setvioe argemizntion, 6 referred to as "Subrecipimit". City atd Subracipient agree as follows: 7 i. iaecitals• 8 (a) subz~ecipient has requested financial assistazne frffi City far 9 fi9~1 year 1991/1992 irk ftIIYis available throttt~t the Comtamity Developmetrt. 10 - slack from the United states of Ata3ri~ to city. 11 Subrecipiartt ~ that the expenditures anut2x:rized by this 12 t>b a inn of a=si ~er~n t7 e.]+i l dren ~ have AgrBement are far ttLO~~s 13 ~ ended t3n~sical at+~ s.....L~i a?_+>~ homeles.~._.s a++~lar crave nevlect. ® 14 which are valid ctrl eligible o®rnity development purposes, as defined in 15 CFR Part 570 in aooordanoa with federal law and regulations, atd that all ';i 16 funds granted utder this Agre~oent will be used far no purpose other than '~i 17 fies~71Y aye. The specific purposes and scope of 18 se2vioB8 of this particular grant are set forth in F~tibit "A", attadyed 19 j hereto atxl inoorporeted into this Agreement as though i1t1].y set Earth herein. 20 (c) SUbracipiertt will amply with applicable unifaam ar]mi*+ia*+Ative 21 r+ei+ir~+t~~ as described in 24 CFR, Part 570.502. 22 (d) Subrecipient will carry out each activity, pragrara atd/cx'prro}eot 23 itt ccmplianoe with all Federal laws atd regulaticris as aet forth in 24 CFR, 24 does rtot assume i the rant Part 570 with the foil P i ~~g ~ the ettvirarmwzttal responsibilities of the cratttea as described in 2a CFR, 26 Part 570.604. and; (11) the Subrecipiettt does roil assume the (~atttee`s O 27 responsibilities far initiating the review process order ESoeartive Order 28 lab:4424 Rev. 6/11/91 -1- ~IBIi "1" Q 1 I~hmtber 12372. ® 2 (e) Svbxecipient will comply with the rer~,<+,~**Q set forth in the 3 Uhifarm Relocation Assistance a~ Real Prvpetty Aoquisiticn Fblicy Act of 4 1970, as amended, (CIItA), 49 CFR, Pant 24 in acooxdarne with federal 5 regulaticne ut:en att®ptiig to ar acquiring any building ar paroel of land. 6 Swbxacipient will be x+aquixed to obtain written appx+oval fmn the noaaitive 7 Direckar of the Development Dspnrtnent priar to any activity taking place 8 within the confines of LAtA 49 CFR, Bert 24, as amended. 9 2. 10 _ city shall x+a+*~+++m Subracipient far allowable poets in<uxred under 11 the scope of this Agtemmeast a~ applicable Federal xrgulatia:s, which have ~ 12 not been paid far ar reimbursed in any other meaner by any other ~y ar 13 private souxoe of funding. Reimbursement will ba made at least m a monthly ~ Q 14 basis, with the total of all suds reimb<traemsnts not to e~6^eeC1 $20.000.00. 15 s. ~ 16 ~1is AgLemmsnt shall o®er:oa July 1. 1991, and texminnts J1u:e 30, i 17 1992. 18 4. IIme of Fuedss Bumatr Travel Limitation. 19 (a) Ttie Rinds paid to Suhmecipient shall be used by it solely far 20 the p:upoees oat fprtY? in Paragraph 1(b) of this Agxe~ent, an3 in aoooxdanoe 21 with the program budget sutmitted by subr+ecipient to the City of San Berner` 22 lino camtmity Development Department, a Dopy of which is attac3yed to this 23 Ag7.~1t a8 bdiibit "H". This 2xr3get shall list all aota7oe8 Of Railing for 24 the program covered by this Agr+BemefYt, whether from State, Federal, local ar 25 private sa:roes, and shall identtfy which saa~oes axe paying !or which speci- ' 26 fic poxticns of the pxngram, by line-item, to the extent practicable. ® 27 (b) No travel expenses far out-of-state travel shall be included in 28 lab:4424 Rev. 6/11/91 -2- I I ..~' n ~, , ~.J jn t~ t °$ ~ r ~cificx~lY 1 tub ~ et~l ~ iat~ ~ ps~9r~ t~l t~ ~ vim' ~ in 2 ~ be 'f~Y ~ pig °~O~ ~ ~ 3 trs ate' of ~' ~ s for rs~t ~ ~t t~l tace~?®1 X11 ~ ~ ~ niz~r os vev~la'~'e~ ~ amp ~ for ~-of of t~ teas beE~1 °O"'~-_ . 6 ivnle~ t2~s ~~Ci~ °t S~ ~ aat~i~ ~ tk~s °'~ „mod of ~ s+a~ 9 1Q 118~?e1 ~1 ~ ~d ~ ~pcse ~ x~"-- by CitST ~ ast ~ ,cel1Y ~ ~°~'~'s pnY rm 12 (d) a"lY'~ ~ ~tt~d ~' saw ~ p`t~elY ~lg gay ,~~ al 13 allele ~it5i ~ ~ °tkn°s ~ wad ,~ , ~4 ta~a~, 15 B~vast~l~~~t~o ~ oY is sar as ~, ,,~~ a"~ ~ ~, ~ s~ $,~ia,,. ~i ~ o~ PO° Ea~'~q n~ ale cost, 18 ,~*~®a ,~ dtr ~ ~' as eaa. 21 ~ citSl °Z'°3'1 1 ~ ~1°wed, ~ ~ ~, tn'a~ f ~ 22 (e) ~ c! ttis City ° oY tt~ ti,s~ Y'®az tt~e at ~,~~1 3 2`3 Of t79s ~°"'~`~~ ~ f~Ygt t nZN of t~1,f8 ~ t]~ ~'Y J ~ to ~ t ~ ~ oaa41~~ ~~=~ti~ A to Citi7t as Sul~~~ of t~ ~ t]~ 26 ~ of ~ ~ ~ sue' 2~ ~ tip l -3- gfll/ o 1 not to exceed ten percent (10~) as to eny particular line item, shall be Q 2 allowed, provided that the prior written apprrowal of the Executive Director 3 of the Development Development of the City of San Bernardino is obtained, it 4 being wYierstood that the total amount of the grant shah not be varied 5 thereby. 6 (f) ~a parties intes:d that grant funds be utilized within the time 7 period covered by this Agree?oent, and entitlement to any flar3s act expended 8 ar obligated shall revert to the City. No reserve far the future shall be 9 established with the Rinds enooept as may be authar~ized to meet commitments 10 _ made for aervioes provided daring the period of this Agreemmzt, but not yet 11 paid far at the oarrlusion of this Agreement. 12 (g) Subrecipient shall remain in omQlianoe with all state, federal 13 and local laws priar to the receipt of any reimbursement hereaa~der. Zhis O 14 irrludes, but is not limited to, all laws and regulations relative to the 15 faa~ of organization, local busit:ess licenses std any laws affi regulations 16 specific to the busineBS and activi carried out tY by Svbr+ecipiaat. Reimbtase- 17 meat shall act be made to Subrecipient whic3i is not operating in ompliatne 18 with all applicable laws. Reimbursements m~ ba subsequently paid, at the 19 discretion of the Exeaitive Directar of the Developmett Department far 20 reimbutt costs irnurxed during the period when o~lia~e is achieved 21 before expiration of this Agreement. 22 s. was ]?udit. 23 (a) Friar to the final payment utder this Agreement, and at such 24 other times as may be requested by the Exeattive Dir+ectar~ of the Development 25 Department of the City of San ~*++¦+*+i++~+, S1:ba+ecipient shall submit to the 26 Director an acoau:ti~ of the poroposed and actual expenditures of all Q 27 reveswea Eton whatever eccuea aoccuisg to the organization far the fiscal 28 lab:4424 Rev. 6/11/91 -4- o year ending Jtme 30, 1992. 1 Q 2 (b) FiIfarloial reoonis 621311 be nwint~im9 ~r Subrecipient it1 aaoard- atloe with Generally Accented Aocamtitlg Principles, and in a marn'1er which 3 permits City to txaoa the expenditures of funds to satrne doamterltaticxl. All 4 books ctrl raoards of Sv2uacipient are to be kept open far inspection at arty 5 time during the busitless day by the City, it6 offioer6 ar agents, atld by ally 6 7 r+epr+eeentative of t21e United States of America autharizad to audit oammla~lity development black grant pragxam6. 8 9 (C) Statldards Par finx+v.is~7 sygt~6 atld fillaflCial raport- 10 _ ~ x+equirevoents established by 24 CFR, Perth 85.20 arld 85.22 s2a11 be fully 1] lied with by Subx+acipiettt. S~1laacipistlt aclclowledges that the futlds provided era federal funds. ~ 12 (d) SttbxnciPietlt'6 la,,••,~•{xi system shall pzvvide far 13 aoaa~ate, c1>Lrettt az>8 ocmpleta disclosure of the firlntxial results of eao31 14 15 P~9r~ by this Ayreemant. It is the raspanaibility of Subraci- 16 p~ ~ ~atelY safeguard all a66ets o! the px+ogram, and Subracipient shall assure that they era uead 6olely !ar autlyorized purposes. 17 6. services 7?vsilable tD Reslde~st lfo~t~+~ aed v~~ 18 ~ 19 'lt1B 6er'Via66 Of bvbrecipient e21a11 be made ~veil.h7e to residetlts and i 20 inhabitants of the City of San eartlardino unless otherwise noted in F~ibit 21 "A". No person shall be denied eervioe baonuse of race, polar, national ari- ~ gin, cr.~eed, sex, marital status, ar pttysiael 11ar1dicap. bvbracipient 6ha11 23 oily with Affitmative Action guidelines in its anployment practices. Subre- 24 cipient 621x11 a16o monitar the pr+ogram~s activities and submit written ra- 25 pa2ts quarterly, ar mare often if requested, to the 13aacutiva Diracstar of the 26 ® 27 Developmetlt Department of the City of San Bernnrditlo, in aooordatrloe with 24 CFR, Fart 85.41(c) (d) and Part 85.21. Failure to provide 6uc31 quarterly 28 lab:4424 Rev. 6/11/91 -5- O ~ ` 1 Pam '8 ffiy P~ ~ P~J $' City of St~~ecipient's © 2 s far reimbtms~t, aryl may justify tetapozasy withholding as provided 3 far in Paragraph "il" hereof. City r+eservee the right to ~Ye stuff breach, 4 without prejudice to any other of its rights hez+e~u:der, upon a findirr3 by the 5 F.yoaaitive Director of the Development Depaxtatant that such failure was due to g axttaardirary circanmstanoes aryl that stxh breach has been timely cured ~ without prejudice to the City. $ 7. Proturentent Praatioss; Conflict of Intatxet. g Bul~ecipient shall comply with plo~roremeart prooed<u+es and guidelines 10 established by 24 CFR, Part 85.36(d) (1), b~rbr+ecipimzt "Prowr+aoent 11 Standa'r7~". In addition to the specific requir+aoerrts oP 24 CPR, Part 85, 12 bvbrecipierrt shall maintain a Dods ar standards of corrhxt whidt shall govern 13 the perfazmarne of its olficers, employees ar agents in oat~tractirg with and 14 ~~4 the federal grant ltiax3s made available to subrecipient urrler this 15 . Subxecipient's officers, eaployees ar agents shall neither solicit 16 nar accept gratuities, favors, ar anything of moneteaLy value irm? oantractars 17 ar potential oontzacrtars. Zb the extant pe~mtissable by state law, rules, and 18 r+egulatians, the standards adopted by Stibrecipient shall provide far' 19 Penalties, sanctions ar other disciplinary actions to be applied far 20 violatia:s of such standards by either the subzecipient's officers, emgtoyees 21 or , ar by oatrtractors ar their agents. Sutuecipient stall px+ovide a 22 copy of the Dods ar standards adopted to City faxthwith. All procurement 23 ttansacticns without regarai to dollar value shall be oardtrcted in a mannar so 24 as to provide maximwn open and free oompatitian. ~e subrecipierrt shall be 25 alert to arganizatioral canflicte of inter+ast art naz-omg~etitive practices 26 3 ~ which may restrict ar eliminate aaaQetiticn ar otherwise Q 27 restrain trade. Svluecipient agrees to acIl~are to conflict of interest 2s lab:4424 ~ AeV. 6/11/91 -6- C~ n provisions set forth in 24 CER Section 570.611 an3 to the pxoair®oent rules 1 2 specified itl 24 CFR, Part 85.36, in it8 expa'ldita]re of all Ra~de x+eoeived order this Agreement. g, a,.f~-tM..r He .L Ptwis;~t Baual. PfsaloVment Oeioosdmitro. 4 all contracts far o~structim ar repair using fords p2wided under 5 this Agraem~ent shall include a provision far oo~l.iarros with the Gbpelard 6 "Anti RiGc Back" Act (18.U.S.C. 874) as supplemented in Departmatrt of Iabar 7 Regulations (29 CFR, Pert 3). ~lis Act pxwides that each owzttactor ar 8 subgratrtee shall be pmohibited from itducing, by any ~~, anY P~ ~- 9 ployed in the oartim, completion ar repair of public work, to give up 10 any part of the oaspeneati,an to which he/she is vFhatwise entitled. Subreci- il pient shall report all suspected ar sparked violations tc City. all oan- 12 tracts in ero~ess of 510,000.00 entered into by blrbr+ecipi~rt using ila~ds 13 pxwided order this Ac)c+eeIDeait shall oarrtain a pxovisiorr requiring oouglianoe Q 14 ~l Employment Oppar4mity pmovisicns established by E~oeartive Order 15 th~ber 11246, as ameQded. 16 9. 17 Arry aaistcucticn oocrtracts awn:dsd by subracipiemt using !lads 18 provided order this Agreement in aoaoess of gz,o00.0o atoll i:rluae a provi- 19 aion far oo~liatfoe with the nnvis-Bacon Act (ao U.S.c. 276(x) to 276(x)(7)) 20 and ~ ~ ~ of Iabor Regulations (29 CPR). Sfider this 21 Act, cantxactors stall be required to pal? wages to labaxers std medanics at 22 a rate not less than the minim~an wages specified in a wags determination made 23 by the Secostaty of mbar. In addition, oorrtsarsGors stall ba required to pay 24 wages not less often than once a week. Sut2ecipient stall place a Dopy of 25 the p2+evailing wage determiratian issued by the Depnxtmmrt. of Iabar 26 © in each ealicitatian and the award of a oantxact shall be caditianed upon 27 the acoeptatae of the wage detecmiratiai. Subt+acipient stall report all sus- 28 lab:4424 Rev. 6/11/91 -7- O ~ ® 1 peeled ar reported violations to City. Q 10. of City o~ cba:vsss Des of P~+ocra~_Tnoams. 3 (a) City hereby requires Subrecipient to notify the C~.tY, ~ ~~J. ¢ of its intent to c3:ai~e a fee far any service, the provision oP which is 5 assisted pureuartt to this Agta~exst• City requires S1:brecipient to obtain g the prior written approval of city far any d~arries ar tees to be d~aigad by 7 Subrecipient far ®uch eerviaes, ani of arty rules std regulatia~s governing g the provision of sexvioea Y>ammder'. g (b) Program inocme represents cp.'nss i:ioome seoeived by the 10 Pik directly generated from the use of lta~s provided hereaader. 11 Sum anrx~ings itrlude interest earned an advarrses and may include, but will ' 12 not be limited to, insane lx+am service fees, sale of oc~odities, usage and ' 13 rm:tal fees far real ar pazaanal pmopetty using the ita~ds provided by this 14 As to eax3? itr~ame, it shall ba first applied to aSigible progrmn ' 15 activities, before requests far reimbursement and, in the use, shall be 16 subject to ell applicable prcvisia~s of this Agreement. Isscane not so 17 ahal], be remitted to City. Subrecipient shall remit all unspent 18 prngr~ income to the City within thirty (30) days ea:beagsent to the and of 19 the Prng~ y~r (Jtme 30, 1992) . j 20 11. TaoDOraiY IfithboldiaQ. 2] Rttis Esaecutive Director of the Develapmeast Depar'~esst of the City of ~ San Bernardino is aut2nrized to ten~orarily withhold the pnyment of funds to 23 Svbaecipient the Director determines that any violatim of this 24 has Fta~ds shall be withheld until the violation is 25 ~ ~ the satiefackim of the Fsaecutive Direc~tar. Subrecipient shall 26 have the riot to appeal the decision or the Psmcutive Directar~ to the Mayor p 27 and Oct®an Cflta~cil. 7~e sole graads for auid? appeal shall be that no 28 leb:4424 ' Rev. 6/11j91 -8- o violation of the Agreement has oocuzzed. bvbrecipient shall file such appeal within fifteen (15) days after such first withholding. ~e Mayor aryl Ca®on ® 1 2 Ooeuycil shall set a days far the hearing of suds appeal whLdt is within 3 - thirty (30) days following the date of film. -- 4 32. Records itetentioet. 5 Firanr,~.i reoorcds, supporting doc~mrer:ts, statistical reonr+ds, arrd all 6 other secards pertaining to the use o! the tlmds provided under this Agree- ? mmrt shall be retained by Subxecipient far a period of three (3) years, at a 8 miniman, and in the event of litigatirn, claim ar audit, the seoorr]s stall be 9 retained until all litigation, claims and audit lirrlings involving the re- 10 -cor+da, have been fully r~eeolved. Raoosds far nm~orpen<lable pxapexty aaqui- 11 xed with federal Rar3s pxwided under this Agreement shall be zetair~ed far 12 three (3) yams after the final disposition of sud: prvvperty. 13 13. ~I © 14 Non-eocp~dable persaal p¢.roperty, far the purposes of t2sis Agree®ent, 15 ~ defined as tangible persaal pzvperty, purctased in whole ar in part with 16 federal fimdsr h~ u~ lire o! mans then ana (1) year arxi an aoqui- 17 sitian cost of one-~tYx~usand dollars ($1,000.00) ar mars per unit. Real 18 icy mean land stn~ctuzee arm ~~' 19 anoes thereto, excluding movable machinery and equipmeaYt. Non-eocpeedable 20 peearna7. pr+opezty arri real p4roperty p:n~ased with ar improved by funds pro- 21 video under this Agreement stall be subject to the prvpsrty maragem~t atan- 22 ' lords set farth in 24 CFR, Part 85.32. 23 14. 7+e~inatioet for Csusa. 24 (a) City reserves the riot to texmilats this Agreement in accordance 25 with 24 CFR, Part 85.43, aryl any and all grants and future payments under 26 ® this Agresmmrt, in whole ar in party at arty time before the data of 27 ocsgletion of this Agreement whenever City determines that the svbrecipient 28 lab:4424 Rev. 6/11/91 -9- 1 has materially failed to oily with the terms aryl oo~itiars of this 2 Agreement. In the event aeeXa to terminate this Agtrt Par cause, city 3 shall p~Y ~ifY the Subrecipient in writing of the p4~oposed_terminatian 4 aryl the reasons tlrerafare, together with the p4~~oead effective date. btrbreo- 5 ipient stall be given an apportrmity to appear before the Mayor and oatmai g oamcil at the time at whidr the Mayan and Gbmm~ Gbtaicil are to consider 7 such reo®errded texmiratian, aryl shall be given a reasonable opportta~ity to 8 ~Y, ~ ~5' exists, the Agreement should not be terminated far 9 CBUae. ~ dah~inwtjpn by the Mayan and CY7a0p1 oowrCil that thB oonltract 10 should be terminated far anuse, notice thereof, including reasora far the 11 `j°t°""i"'}i^"~ stall prcmgrtly be mailed to the Svbr~ecipient, together with 12 as to the effective date of the termination. blrc3i notice may be 13 arally at that hearing. ire determination o! the Mayor and Cbmooon ® 14 oocuril as to cruse stall be !ital. 15 (b) ~ the event of any tsrmiratian whether far ~rree ar far 16 °~^~~, Pint sta11 forthwith provide to the Development Departo- 17 ant ~ affi all do~etrtaticn needed by the Development Dspnrtmenrt to 18 establish a ilia record of all monies received by SUbx+acipianrt and to dooume- 19 20 ss• 21 ah' ar' Subrecipierrt ffiY ~ this Agreement in whole ar in part ~ provided both parties agree that the continuation of the project would nat 23 p~~ benefiri,~i results cute with ilntha~ aocpenditure of lands. 7n 24 sucdz the P~~ stall agree upon the termination aonditia:e, 25 ~~~g the effective date and, in the case of partial te~rminntions, the 26 par'~ar to be terminated. ire subr+ecipierrt shall not irrcvr new obligations Q 27 far the terminated portion after the effective date and stall cancel as many 28 lab:4424 lisp. 6/11/91 -10- Q ~ outstanding obligations as possible. City shall allow Sliluecipient Rrl7. credit !ar the City's share of the mn-~rnellable obligations obligations ® 1 2 pmq~atly {*~„-•,~ by the Subzecipieat priar tc teYminaticn. 3 - 16. iteversiaa o! Assets. -. 4 btal~^ecipiem agrees that upon expiration of this Agreement, the 5 Strbxecipient shall transfer to the City any and all CDBG Bads net used at 6 the time of expisation aryl any aooaarts reoaivable attributable to the use Of ~ CI>BG Bards. bvtrecipient agrees drat arry real pmoperty turder its oorttxol, 8 whic3t was aogtrixed ar improroad, in udtole ar in part, with CDBG Buds in 9 exxes of 5500.00 shall either, (i) be used to mast one (1) of the three (3) 10 natia>dl objectives as set larch in 24 CPR, Part 570.208 tmtil five j5) years 11 otter ~ the Agxaemierrt ar euc3r period of time as detszmined appmo- 12 priate by the City, ar; (ii) is disposed of in a matu~ whic3r results in the 13 reimlwu~e8 ~ the amotatt o! the aaz+eart fair market value of the i 14 property lass any portion thereof attributable to ~ertdittme of, ar 15 the PAY b5' StrbxeciPiattt. Stroll xeinoturaeoent is not 16 required after the period of tlma specified itt "i" above. ~ 17 17. Hold Haxmlaas. '~ 18 SUbreciPie¢rt agrees to indemnity, save and bald haxmlass the City ctrl 19 the Devalopmerrt Aepaxtsent and their aagloyeas and agents flan all 20 liabilities and c3~axgea, eoq~as (including aotmsel lees), suite ar losses, 21 however oocanring, ar damages, arising ar growing cat oP the tree of ar ~ xeoeipt of Ruda paid taller' this Agreement and all apetatlane under this '. 23 Agreement. Payments coder this Agreement axe made with the urderstatditxl 1' 24 that the City and the Developmsnt Daparbeent are not involved in the 25 perfarmarne of saxvioes ar other activities of the Subxecipient. Strbrecipiatrt 26 and its employees and agents axe independent cotttractara std tat employees ar Q 27 agents o! City and the Dsvalopmmrt Depart~rartt. 28 lab:aa2a Rev. 6/11/91 -11- O~ 1 as. 2 his Agresmant may be amended ar modified only by written agreement 3 signed by both parties, and failure on the part of either pnr~.y to enfar+oe 4 any provision of this Agreement shall not be oanstaved as a waiver of the 5 riot to ~ enforo®ner:t of any provision ar pmovisions. 6 19. Asaionmea:t. 7 his Agreement shall nct be assigned by bl~brecipimzt without the $ priar written consent of City. 9 20. . 10 All notices herein required shall be in writing and delivet+ed in 11 pagan ar sent certified mail, postage prepnid, addressed es follows: 12 Ae to Cltps As to subrecipieats 13 maxutiva Diractar Peggy Lewis, masc. Director Q 14 Develapaerst Depaxbmsnt First Furl of a+{ i ~*+~+'s City Hall, Fifth Floar Iaesa:roes, Inc. 15 300 ]forth "D" street 385 North Arra~dieed, 2nd Floor San Bernardino, Calif. 92418 Sari Bernardino, Calif. 92415 16 i 21. EVideeos of 11trtbDxity. 17 Subrecipient shell provide to City evidence in the form of a 18 certified Dopy of misa:tes of the governing body of Subx+ecipiant, ar other 19 adequate proof, that this Agre~r?t has been approved in all its detail by 20 the govetziing body of the Submecipi~nt, that the person(s) e:oecuting it are 21 aut2yorized to act on behalf o! Subxecipient, and that this Agreement is a 22 biding obligation on bvbrecipimit. 23 22. certifiretian of Asstaatne. 24 ~brecipient shall comply with the program rer8+!rem~ts attact:ed I ~ heretA as E~ibit MC", v4'tit3: are incorporated by rsfezerr~e as though fully 26 eat forth at length aryl made a part of thts Agreement by e:aecution of all 27 certifications aind assuxanoes of the CDBG program. 28 lab:aa2a Rev. 6/ll,/91 -]2- o 1 oertitications arri assuranoas of the (~BG pmogram. 2 23. Entire Aanemeat. 3 Zhis Agnemuent and any docoaent ar instnmer:t attad~ed hereto ar 4 referred to herein integrates all terms a~ ca~ditione mentioned herein ar 5 incidental hereto, and aupareedes all negdtiaticns and prior writing in 6 rt to the subject matter hereof. In the event of conflict between the 7 farms, ornditions ar provisions of this Agreement, and any such doctmoent ar 8 ;nstr+~*+*, the terms and ooaditia:6 of this Agx+sement shall px+evail. 9 T4. No Third Partv Eeaeficiariea. 10 - No third party shall be demoed to have any riots kma~a~der against 11 any oP the parties hereto as a r+eault of this Agnsmnent. 12 //// 13 //// Q 14 //// 15 //// 16 //// 17 //// 18 //// 19 //// 20 //// 21 //// ~ //// ~ //// 24 //// ~ //// 26 //// Q 27 //// 28 lab:4433 ltev. 6/11/91 -13- 0 lr.~~~ ~~~}his~ 1 , try ~~' . I 2 iN vtT ~ ~ttsn. q s tr° aa~r ~"~ ~~s~ 5 City 6 ~~~„~QE.-~-- 7 r 8 9 ~ 10 - as tO 1] la~e1l' BY: Secret''nrY 12 JAt~ F, pB~+tt. 13 a'~ Ae~~f 14 By: 15 16 17 is 19 20 21 22 2~ 24 25 26 27 28 -14- ~p,dg23 91 Rey, 6/u? CDBG PPDPO6W. APP. ~ICN Develop~~t Departnwsst Page -6- „' SCOPE OF SERVICES II. (b) PROJECT DESCRIPTION. _ A critical component of society's demography is a growing population of children identified as "at risk." These are children who have experienced physical and sexual abuse, grave neglect, mental, emotional and developmental disabilities, truancy, homelessness, delinquency, etc. During the past ten years the County of San Bernardino has experienced a drataatic increase in this "at risk" population of children served by public agencies but without a corresponding increase in public resources. In some areas of children's services, caseloads have increased by 10002. It became appazent to the 1984-1985 Grand Jury that this County, on its own, was unable to meet even the very basic needs of our at-risk youth. The assistance of our private sector was now imperative. In 1985, the Boazd of Supervisors, recognizing the urgent need to immediately respond to the severity of this crisis, supported the creation of an inter-departmental Children's Network of San Bernazdino County. First Fund of Children's Resources is the nonprofit component of this network. The following statistics illustrate the explosion in our at-risk youths' needs which have so taxed our children's services that currently our system is floundering: 36,196 reports of child abuse were received by San Bernazdino County Child Protsctlve services in 1989 (a 20$ increase over 1988). Physical and sexual abuse reports increased by 25$ and 193 respectively, while reports of neglect increased by 194. 84,206 San Bernardino County children relied on Aid for Dependent Children for the basics Of life in December 1989. This represents a 12$ increase from 1988. One in Hve children in our county lives in poverty. An estimated 4,482 babies were born drug exposed in San Bernardino County. 16$ of all births in our county are drug exposed infants. 4,451 children received services provided by San Bernardino County Department of Mental Health. 3,383 homeless women with their 2,453 children received emergency shelter in a 9-month period in 1989. 4,611 San Bernardino County women, with their 6,624 children, requested emergency shelter due to spousal abuse (a 122 increase over 1988). The foregoing description of children have common unmet basic needs which fall © into these categories: (1) MEDICAL/DENTAL/ORTHODONTIA/OPTOMETRIC (2) CLOTHING (3) FOOD E><HIBIi pe~ Ci)BG PROPOSAL APP: QIGiJ DeveloFnpnt DeparUrent Page -7- ATTACFIIAENT A (4) SELF ESTEEM ISSVES (i.e., graduation fees, birthday gifts/parties, school athletics, etc.) The requested 520,000 will allow First Fund's proposed program to serve an additional 200 at-risk children residing in the City of San Bernardino in receiving assistance in obtaining even the most basic necessities of life, 1.e., food, shelter and clothing. First Fund will use this funding to also meet the physical, mental and emotional needs of at-risk youth throughout our community by providing educational, medical and dental assistance which would otherwise be unavailable to them. These services can be made through individual or group distribution. The distribution of resources process targets clients (birth to 18 years) of all children-serving agencies in the County of San Bernardino who are deemed at risk. The population served is reflective of the County's cultural ethnicity make- up. Over 51$ of the population served is of low to moderate income level by the very nature of being an abused child or court dependent youth. The goal of First Fund of Children's Resources is to be directly responsive to an at-risk child in need; to eliminate bureaucratic red tape; and to distribute donated doIIars quickly and efficiently to the most pressing problems of at-risk children. The specific objecttve of the First Fund of Childzen's Resources is to caII to action ® the private sector to form apublic-private partnership in attaining monetary and inkind contributions and distribute these goods and services to at-risk children in San Bernardino County who cannot receive services provided by existing public programs. II. (C) PROJECT PURPOSE. The First Fund of Children's Resources is proving itself on a daily basis to be a viable entity enhancing at-risk children's lives who otherwise suffer a less enriched existence. In the calendar year 1990, over 9,000 at-risk children were served through resources distributed valued at ;317,520. The specific purpose of this project is to serve an additional 200 at-risk children residing in the City of San Bernardino in 1991-1992, thereby decreasing their need for life's essentials and ultimately aIIeviating the trauma they suffer as a result of poverty and/or being abused. The secondary purpose is to demonstrate a working public/private partnership to benefit children and impacting their lives with the knowledge of community support. Examples of problems solved through First Fund distribution are as foIIows: (See the complete report attached hereto. ) Orthodontia payments for an abused 14-year-old child who had taken a part-time job to pay for her braces; Food and clothing for an impoverished family with eight children whose home burned to the ground, killing an 18-month-old child; Specialized baby furniture to assist iti the care of a medically fragile infant; Plastic surgery to repair severe facial scarring suffered by a low- income minor as a result of a pit bull attack. . Devalopmemt Departa? - Bsig. -7- ATTACtII~fENT B v. g~po•sd Teroiect Hulot (Pleas. oe~l_~ppliasbU it®• aaly) a) llcLnirsistratim The of San Bernardino funds 100$ of the operational expenses. Therefore, 100$ of every dollar donated to the Salaries and t7BenslitilY used to serve at-risk youth. S Pxnfesaional Saxvicas: ; R'ravWa~nierenoes/samiz:nxs: ; Utilities: ; S offios DcHipmxst: ; S Engirieerirsl andane Dssicys ~ d) rend 1loquisiti~ ; - e) Activities ; f) Rehabil tatim Activities ; Q) Other: mrvi ~ s+-riaY ~1y ; 2n,nnn i Sbtal Yioj•ot posts ; 20,000 (Floc ocnatrtsttion, ~ and desi~, land aoquisitian affi z+ahabilitation activities only.) P~stimntoa•: Not applicable. Estimataa•~s ¢snl h) Identify other lla~dim souraea: Zdentily o®itsents as- appliaa- ticns far llasis athat souzves to iapiement this activity. I! ok2sar llsrsjs have been appxioved, attads svidenos a! oasmitssent. ~sros of z~ ~ County of San Bernardino ;110,000 11/01/90 - 10/31/91 S i i) was this pooject paeviously 11snd•d With CaBG funds? Yes x No I! Yffi, indi~ta tht yam(s) in Whidi ®G lur~ds Wads sroaeived anvil the entitys 1990-1991 -City of San Bernardino: 1988-198 , 1989-1990, 19 _ ty •c OanmmitY Dave t DePartanent. j) If ycu have slaver :eoeivad ~ funding, pe+aride svidanas os arq? addo:nsl sheets if~nso~ry) shy P~'~ ~ EEBIBIi ^B^ o CITY CY SAN 737S~71dD o OOl~7!IIIlJI3R DE'VE[D73~TP 7l7DCSC GRANP for -. - BOSRECIP7EtiP8 1. ~iIIralemeutal Information for eubrecioient As a suooessful applicant o! the City of San Bernardino FY 1991/1992 Cmma~ity Develapmmt 81ock Grant (CDBG) Program, you are txst only agreeing to provide the services as stated in your applicatia?, but also to abide by the CDBG Pr'ogravn requirements and responsibilities. '!b further assist you is ia~deretarding said requirements and zespa:sibili- ties, the following summaries and attad'mne::ts have been prepared to introcluoe to ar update you on each item. Additiac:ally, this instructian:sl pac7mge will g your governing ~Y official to read atd sign his/her aic~atura as part of the CDBG 2. Monthly i~ausst for Asimburaen~t Deadline: Due the fifth (Sth) dap after sad of each oal~ndsr month zmless otherwise stated in the CDBG agreement. Include the following: a) One (1) omialeted Request far Re3ad:urseme::t fa2m. b) One (1) Dopy of ~ c~ec3os issued that are being reimbursed. c) One (1) Dopy of ~ bi7.ls/receipts that support e3:ack(s) issued. d) One (1) Dopy of ~ payroll dieck(s) that are bein3 reimbursed. e) One (1) ooPi' ~ ill deck stubs, aooaa:tir:g ledgers, anVar other docxaoerrtaitian that reflect gross salary std all deductions far each deck(s) issued. f) One (1) page narrative describing activities tu~dertaken during the month included far refm~usement. In response to its part of each agreement, the City agrees to pay all invoices within thirty (30) days attar it receives the inwice provided ttse City is satisfied all expanses have been ir~azed within the soaps of the ewacuted agreement aM that the subzecipient cu:titm:es to amply with the terms and oan<iitians oP the CDBG agreement. (Generally, inwioes are processed within ten (l0) days o! receipt of smm.) Rhe City reserves the right to defer processing oP invoices and withhold payments tu:til all ® required reports, stateaaents, ar~/ar certificates have bean submitted and, Where necessary, approved. lab:3025 -1- CD7l0 P1i0~tlltd RBQQII~l~TPB ReV. 6/11f91 FisoaL Year 1997,/1992 E=HIET! "C" o © q) All accota:ting records and evidence pertaining to all costs of each subrecipiant and all doc~anenta related to the CDHG ~reement shall be retained and available !ar three (3) years followi~ the completion of the funded program. h) Each subrecipient agrees to allow the City of San Hernardino- C`aaaaLity Development Depart?nent to audit the 8u:ded program as part of its annual audit of all CDBG fluds pursuant to federal regulatias~s set forth in Title 24 of the Ocde of Federal Regulations. 3. Rexwrts/Renoxtissa Reoviranents and Records/Record 3teenisrrta idiile staff realizes that z+eport writing aYd record keeping axe not the most desirable aspects of any program, it is one vehicle that pxwides a measure of program pxvgress and acomplistm~ents. Thus, all subxecipiente participating in the COBG Program are rern+++~+~+ to provide the City of San eernardisw Development Depnrttoent with written reports of its activities an ar before the tenth (10th) day of October, January, April anti J1sly of any given program year far the pmevious three (3) masth period in additicn to a final report when the agreement terminates. All reports shall irr].ude infoxmatian on px~gram activities, aooaaplistanents, new program intarmntian and cvrresst program statistics an ea~enditures, case loads and activities of the reparting period. Each subxecipient is oleo required to maintain monthly records of all ethnic and racial statistics of persons and families assisted by its ® program(s). This monthly record shall include data on the number of low aixl moderate irraoe persa~s and households assisted, (as determined by federal inc®e limits) , number of female-2?eaded households, airl n~aober of seniar citizens assisted. As mentioned earlier, each subrecipient is costs arf threes (3) yearollgawing ampletian of f~the R dedipxogram, 4. ~aartetly Reports Deadliness Octobat 10 - !or period aowrinq July i, to 8apteaiber 30, of pr'o4rmm year. Jarasary 10 - !or period aoverinq October 1, to December 31, of program year. April 10 - for period coveting January 1, to Marsh 31, of program year. J111p 10 - for period covering April 1 to June 30, of program year. Include the follewi~: a) Qse (1) oCmgleted Activity Report (farm number 802). ® b) One (1) ocnpeted Direct eenelit Report (farm number 045(a). lab:3025 -2- ~G PA0~ ,fig Rev. 6/11/91 Fiscal Year 1993,/1992 Q c) One (1) oanpleted Oontract and Svboontract Activity Repozt (form ~ 2506-006). (For consttvcticn projects wily.) Q It is the respaisibility of the subrecipient to prepare and submit the required reports by the above stated deadlines in order to keep City staff informed of any changes to the Burled program(s). - s 5. One of the City's responsibilities is to monitar each subrecipient at least eayoe a year. Nat only era the monitoring visits intended to ensure each agency's oaitinued oaoQlianoe with CDBG requir+~nt8, but also serve as an opportunity far City staff to baoaae mare knowledgeable o! ands agency's progsann(s). 'fie monitoring visits also sat~na as an opportxatitty to provide infarmntim to other City stall, the Mnyar and Camaon Co~ufcil and other interested pezsona. Listed below is typi~l infarmatian City staff will be seeking, observations that mic,~t ba made, and items we may wish to review: a) Ztie aooaoQlislmmrnt(s) of the program(s) fie date. b) id~ather'or not prograa objectives are being met. c) T41at the intended client g~ is being served. d) R1~e nnmtber of people on staff. e) zfie existence and maintenance of client files. f) Assistance City staff can provide. ® In addition to monitoring each agency arse a year, the City of San Bernardino Develapoent Department reserves the riot to Have its internal auditar ao~nct an o~ite audit of the program as part of the its annual audit of all CDBG funds pursuant to Ebdex'al Regulations. Although the terms "monitoring" and "audit" Tony appear aomsahat formidable, please be assured that your agency will ba notified in advance of any request for a monitoring visit. Also, planes be advised that zepr+esentativea from tII1D monitor the C~BG po:ogram every Y'~'• ~~l HIID visit(s), they may wish to monitor ana (1) ar mo~ze of the City's subracipients. If your agency should be selected, you will be notified in advance in order to arrange a nutuallY ~ time. 6. r Another required element o! your CD®G agnemaent with the City is the program budget. Please submit an updated line item budget reflecting your appz+cved CD6G alloc;atiai. Also, include a Dopy of your overall program budget with a summniy o! your funding seance(s) and the fatal agency budget. 'Itie COBG portion of your total pongraan ar a9enc-Y budget should be identifiable. In Past years, several agencies haw raised questions zegarding minor budget modili~tians ar adjustna~nts. staf! zenlizas that the approved budget may require minor adjustooeaats during the life o! the program and req~t that you discuss pr~gnosed c#aatges with Development Department lab:3025 ~3- CIDG > i~g Rev.-6/11/91 lYsoal Yea! 1991/1992 ~ o ~, wi ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ale ~ ~, Q please diswss it with Develoftoent Department staff. 7, a.+,rt,.ee ~ p~ PsoDe_*ty or *~*+anosnt (PEA BeCti02f ~~13~~ of the CDBG All tangible peYSas~al pmoperty havi=g a useful life of more than one (1) year and an aoquisiticn cost of three hundred dollars (S300.00) ar more per unit shall be subject 'to the z+equirmreQrts of the Property Management StaTldards specified in 24 CFR, Pert 85.32, "Common ld~le". 8. $p a) All ecyuipIDaznt and pmoperty purd~ased in aooordame with the above standaiMs shn7.1 be identitied as "Federal Pmpex'ty'-F97D", (include your {••~~•+ti+~ IdeoYkifi~tian Number) . Ider~tilication may be ac3iiaved by tagging ar engraving the pscperty ar by any method that will result in pmoperty Identiti~tian Number being yy affi~aed. b) Mairrtain a separate raoard of all such equipment atd property Information shall include: -Serial Number -identification Number -Date Purd~ased -Purs3~ase Price -Condition (i.a., e~aoelle¢~t,15~/f~lP~) -Cl~axactaristics (i,e., polar/features, atC.) -Physical io~tian (i.e., address/oflloeJmcs<, etc.) c) Submit an inventaoy listing to the City o! San Bernardino Development Depai~oeart each veer endira JU[?e 30. Said listing is to ba submitted by OUly 10 following the erfd of the year. ~e list should include all the information listed under item "b" above. d) A 7 reg0est must be sulaaitted to the City of San sisr+,~rrtler, Development Depati7oeTit far any ap[a+OVed pun3aees that ass not in the ariginally appswed budget (see agreamesst) . Written autharization pg(,a ~g obtained the DewalaQmertt Depatment by subreciPient was included ~t2~agency's original budget. ar not said aquipmm~t e) it is the responsibility of the aubx+ecipient to maintain and repair all pz+operty and equipment purc3iased with CDBG funds. It is also the responsibility of the subr+ecipient to identify all pmxl~asad ~P~ acrA pY with tags or ~gravisxJ, and to supply same. 9. Rhe City of San Bestardino Development Departooant requires each agency to ~'"'~ observe and comply with all aooounting soles and audit procedures as set ~/ lab:3025 -4- CDB(i P1~1~I14 ~ Iiev: s/11/91 fiscal Year 1991/1992 o ~ forth in the CDBG agr+eaoeat. ~e following is a brief description of the © asst prtmir?ent requirements: a) As a participant in the City of San Bernardino CMG Pirogrmn, each subrecipiarrt agrees to keep all l~u~ds r+eoeived fx~ the City ~g free any other sources of funding. b) Eac3i subr+ecipient also agrees to keep records of all funds received fray the City of San Bernardino in accordarfce with the prooedux+es set forth in the "14graement AOOOLa1tiSlg and llthninicFratiVe HaIIdbOQk~~. A Dopy of the Hancmook is attached. 10. ~rtifiaatiam and 7lssoranae Attached is a Dopy of the Oertificatian and Assurance farcm to be prepared and signed by the designnta8 governing official(s) of the subr+ecipient ~ be~ to the CDBG agireement and shall ~,I lab:3025 -5- CDBO ~ IZev. 6/1/91 Fiscal Yaar 1991/1992 o ~ ~~T~ ~~Oertifioatioe and Asearanos" (To aoooapany c~ea As~rement? ~, (Name and T t1e of Off c al) of the (Name of Agencyl ) located at do her+aby make the following oextificatian earl assuxanoe to accompany the Oominmity Development Hlock Grant Agreanerst between (name of ) earl the ty of San a) Certify that the i~armntian booklet far CC6G requix+emants has been zead and ta~derstood; and b) Assure that the (name of Ageixyl will comply with all as pulated herewith in the perfornanoe of the CD®G Acg.'e®ent. ~ ~ Dated: (S tore of Off ) Dated: Developmea:t Deparhment R~+asmtita ve lab:3025 Rev. 6/11/91 lab:3025 ^6- COBfi R~14 RBQPS Rev. 6/11/91 Fiscal Year 199/1992