0:38
Kimberly Rash
5:54 - 6:32
“after the grant expires, HUD requires us to track the progress project deliverables for 5 years after the end of that grant agreement. The use of the facility as acquired has to stay the same for at least, at least 5 years up to 15 years. And so the, the use does have to stay the same.”
- Speaker
- Kimberly Rash
- Timestamp
- 5:54 – 6:32
- Community
- Alaska News
- Location
- Anchorage
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From the transcript
So after the grant expires, HUD requires us to track the progress project deliverables for 5 years after the end of that grant agreement. The use of the facility as acquired has to stay the same for at least, at least 5 years up to 15 years. And so the, the use does have to stay the same. After the grant agreement expires, the services— would remain the same afterwards, essentially. Okay.
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