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2026-4059
Date (mm/dd/yyyy)
08/20/2026
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Sent to Ben to get remainder of signatures 9/1/26.
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Issue/Topic <br />(Urban County and Participating UGLG) <br />(Urban County and Metropolitan City) <br />Participating UGLGs having to reauthorize and <br />and Metropolitan City(ies) having to reauthorize <br />re -execute their agreements. <br />and re -execute their agreements. <br />NOTE: Changes to HUD guidance (Urban County Notice) or other federal, <br />Nola: Changes to HUD guidance (Urban County Notice) or other federal, <br />state, or local laws may require Urban Counties and Participating UGLGs <br />state, or local laws may require Urban Counties and Metropolitan Cities to <br />to make amendments to their Cooperation Agreements any year of the six <br />make amendments to their Joint Agreements any year of the six years <br />years covered by an Auto Renewal Cooperation Agreement. <br />covered by an Auto -Renewal Joint Agreement. <br />Consolidated Planning <br />The Urban County must only complete and submit <br />The Urban County must only complete and submit <br />one Consolidated Plan, Annual Action Plan, and <br />one Consolidated Plan, Annual Action Plan, and <br />CAPER on behalf of the entire Urban County. <br />CAPER, covering both their Urban County and the <br />Metropolitan City(ies), aligning their housing and <br />community development needs. <br />CDBG Program <br />• All program requirements (such as the 20% <br />• All program requirements (such as the 20% <br />Requirements <br />planning and administration cap, the 15% public <br />planning and administration cap, the 15% <br />service cap, the 70% overall benefit requirement) <br />public service cap, and the 70% overall benefit <br />are based on the Urban County's grant and apply <br />requirement) are based on the combined grant <br />to the Urban County's CDBG grant (as a whole). <br />amount and apply to the Urban County's CDBG <br />• Expenditure caps do not apply separately to <br />grant (as a whole). <br />the Urban County and each individual sub- <br />• Expenditure caps do not apply separately to the <br />award that the Urban County may make to a <br />Metropolitan City's CDBG grant and the Urban <br />Participating UGLG. <br />County's grant. <br />• Low/moderate income summary data and the <br />Low/moderate income summary data and the <br />upper quartile exception criteria apply to the <br />upper quartile exception criteria are based on <br />Urban County's CDBG grant (as a whole). <br />the Urban County grant (as a whole) and do <br />not apply separately to the Metropolitan <br />City's grant and the Urban County's grant. <br />• When UGLGs become Participating UGLGs <br />• If the Metropolitan City qualifies to receive <br />Impact on the HOME <br />in an Urban County for the CDBG Program, <br />a separate allocation of HOME funds, the <br />and ESG Programs <br />Metropolitan City has three options: <br />60 <br />616 <br />
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