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2. The Urban County must notify all Participating UGLGs by letter (typically in <br />April) that they may choose to opt out of the Urban CouM's CDBG program. <br />The UGLGs must notify the Urban Counties by letter of their decisions <br />(typically in June). The New York town must respond to the Urban County's <br />correspondence by that date. If the town has an Auto -Renewal Cooperation <br />Agreement with the Urban County, it must notify the Urban County (typically <br />by mid -June) that it is terminating the Cooperation Agreement. <br />3. The Urban County must be notified by the deadline set in the Urban County <br />Qualification Deadlines on the HUD Exchange Urban Counties website so <br />that it may complete the requalification process on time. Failure to meet the <br />deadlines may result in the New York town having to remain part of the <br />Urban County for the next three-year qualification period. If one of these <br />New York towns notifies its Urban County it is leaving, but does not sign up <br />all the villages, then the town (and villages that have signed on to the town's <br />decision to seek CDBG Entitlement status) may be excluded from the Urban <br />County. But the town (and the villages that signed on) can't receive CDBG <br />funding as a CDBG Entitlement grantee because the town did not qualify as a <br />Metropolitan City due to failing to sign up all its villages. <br />31 <br />587 <br />