neighborhood networks nofa

Neighborhood NetworksNOFA

Neighborhood NetworksNOFA

For Fiscal Year 2007

CFDA # 14.875

For Fiscal Year 2007

CFDA # 14.875

REQUEST

• PLEASE READ THE ENTIRE NOFA– Go to: http://http://www.hud.gov/grants/index.cfm– Click on “Funds Available” and then “Other

HUD Grant Funds Available” • READ THE GENERAL SECTION OF THE

2007 SUPERNOFA – Go to link above and again to “Funds

Available” click on “2007 SuperNOFA General Section”.

REQUEST

• WATCH THE GRANTS.GOV AND LOGIC MODEL WEBCASTS

• The grants.gov webcast can be found by going to: http://www.hud.gov/webcasts/archives/grantstakeholder.cfm (look for January 4, 2007)

• The Logic Model webcast can be found by going to www.hud.gov/webcasts/archives (click “SuperNOFA archives”, then “2007 SuperNOFA webcasts” – scroll down for the March 20th External Broadcast)

PROGRAM PURPOSE

To provide grants to Public Housing Authorities to either:

1. Update and expand an existing NN center

OR

2. Establish a new NN center

DEFINITIONS

• Existing Center:– A computer lab owned and operated by a PHA

that has not received prior NN funding;– A center previously funded by the NN grant– A lab that needs funding to become fully

operational

• New Center:– One that will be established with NN grant

funds

FUNDS AVAILABLE

• Approximately $10 million

• NOTE: This is probably the LAST NOFA for Neighborhood Networks

MAXIMUM FUNDING AMOUNTS

– Existing Centers•1-780 units: $150,000•781-2,500 units: $200,000•2,501-7,300 units: $250,000•7,301 or more units: $300,000

MAXIMUM FUNDING AMOUNTS

– New Centers:•1-780 units: $300,000•781-2,500 units: $400,000•2,501-7,300 units: $500,000•7,301 or more units: $600,000

FUNDING BREAKDOWN

• 40% of available funds will be used for the existing center category

• 60% of available funds will be used for the new center category

APPLICATION DEADLINE

February 15, 200811:59:59 p.m. Eastern

No exceptions

Received AND validated (which may take 24-48 hours)

Application Deadline Date/Waivers

Application Deadline Date/Waivers

• It is unlikely that any waivers will be granted authorizing submission of paper applications

• It is unlikely that any waivers will be granted authorizing submission of paper applications

ELIGIBLE APPLICANTS

• Public Housing Authorities - ONLY

• Note: Applicants can only submit one application either for the existing center category or the new center category

JOINT APPLICANTS• Two or more PHAs may joint together to apply • HUD will use the applicant identified on the

SF-424 form as the lead applicant. • ONLY the lead applicant is subject to all

threshold requirements in the NOFA and General Section

• NOTE: Joint applicants may combine the number of units to determine the amount they are eligible to apply for.

ELIGIBLE PARTICIPANTS

• Neighborhood Networks funds may be used to serve residents of public housing as well as residents who receive other types of housing assistance.

Funding Restrictions

• Requests in excess of maximum grant amount:– Applicants will only be given consideration for

the funds for which they are eligible. Budget will be re-worked with Field Office after award.

– Only eligible activities proposed in the original application will be allowed

GRANT TERM

• The grant term is for three years from the date the Grant Agreement (HUD-1044) is signed by both grantee and HUD

• Wherever the application asks for timelines or dates please estimate.

Changes from 2006

• Maximum project coordinator salary: $68,000• Administrative salaries are eligible (but still

subject to 10% admin restriction) • Joint applicants may COMBINE their eligible

units to determine funding eligibility• Narrative 40 pages (up from 35)• Program-related Travel – eligible this year

ELIGIBLE ACTIVITIES

• Hiring a Qualified Project Coordinator– 2 years of experience running a community

technology center and working to provide supportive services to underserved populations

• Literacy training

• Computer training

ELIGIBLE ACTIVITIES

• College Preparatory Classes• Job Training and Activities that lead to

economic self sufficiency

• Physical improvements• NOTE: If work related to physical improvements

is done off-site the application must contain evidence of site control (e.g. a lease) for the duration of the grant term.

ELIGIBLE ACTIVITIES

• Maintenance and insurance costs

• Purchase of computers, printers, software, other peripheral equipment and furniture for NN center

• Distance learning equipment – proposal must indicate that center will work with an educational institution in a virtual setting

ELIGIBLE ACTIVITIES

• Security and related costs

• Hiring residents to help with the implementation of the grant program

• Administrative expenses

• Staff training and long-distance travel

FUNDING RESTRICTIONS

• Administrative expenses – up to 10% of the grant amount can be used for these purposes– Includes paying administrative salaries– Itemize in 424-CBW- budget form

• Hiring residents – up to 5% of the grant amount can be used for this purpose


• Project Coordinator salary – up to $68,000 a year (including benefits) but must be commensurate with local rates

• Project Coordinator –– Can propose to hire a part-time coordinator, but

salary must be reduced in proportion – Documentation on file


• Physical Improvements– New centers: 20% of grant amount– Existing centers: 10% of grant amount

• Long-distance travel –

• up to $5,000 – must be for training purposes related to

the grant

THRESHOLD REQUIREMENTS

REMEMBER: Even one failed threshold means your application will not be considered for funding.

Match: All applicants must clearly demonstrate at least a 25% firmly committed match


• Match -

• Firmly committed means:

– In writing and on letterhead

– Explicit (amount)

• Example: $100 x 3 years = $300

– And letter signed by an authorized representative


• Match letters:• Must be dated between publication date and due

date of NOFA • Should explain how the commitment will be used

towards the program (both monetary and in-kind) • Applicants proposing to use their own resources

must also include a letter that follows the same specifications, letterhead, signed, dated, etc.


• Words of Caution:• Match proposed for ineligible activities will

not be counted• Applicants may not count their staff time

towards their match• BONUS: The more match you have the

higher the score you will receive in Rating Factor 4.


• Past Performance– Evaluated by field offices – Using portion of Rating Factor 1 related to

past performance

• Score of 75 or higher

PROGRAM REQUIREMENTS

• Physical improvements:– all improvements must meet accessibility standards– if conducted off-site, applicant must show site control

for duration of grant

• Contract Administrator: – PHAs that are troubled at time of application must

submit a signed Contract Administrator Partnership Agreement

• Other requirements as established by the 2007 SuperNOFA

INELIGIBLE ACTIVITIES

• Payment of wages/salaries to participants – just for participating – This is not the same as paying a resident to help

implement program

• Purchase, lease, rental of land• Purchase, lease, or rental of vehicles• Vehicle maintenance and/or insurance• Entertainment costs

Ineligible Activities

• Food

• Payment of wages/salaries for staff other than: – Program coordinator– Resident staff– Direct services staff– Administrative staff


• Stipends

• Scholarships for degree programs

• Cost of application preparation

• Hiring a contract administrator


• Costs that exceed limits set by NOFA for:– Program Coordinator– Resident salaries– Administrative costs/salaries– Physical improvements– Travel

REVIEW PROCESS

• Four Types of Review:– Eligibility;– Complete, meets deadline and threshold;– Past performance; and– Technical review (Rating Factors)

Bonus Points

• RC/EZ/EC Communities are eligible for 2 extra points.

• Take the time to find out if you are at http://www.hud.gov/offices/cpd/economicdevelopment/programs/rc/tour/roundnumber.cfm

• If you are, fill out the form!

Reminder

• ALL Applicants must have a statement on Affirmatively Furthering Fair Housing based on the language in the General Section– MUST include specific steps to address 1, 2

AND 3 listed in center column, bottom of p. 2399 General Section

Reminder

• All applicants must submit a Code of Conduct that has been approved by their Field Office

• UNLESS – your organization is listed on the Code of Conduct page http://www.hud.gov/offices/adm/grants/codeofconduct/cconduct.cfm and none of the following have changed:– Executive Director– Address– Organization name

RATING FACTORS

• Narrative for each rating factor• Please be as specific as possible• 40 pages, double spaced, single-sided, Times New

Roman Font size 12• Lay out your narratives according to the format

established in the rating factors, e.g. Rating Factor 1 is broken down into subparts. Respond to each subpart and label each response accordingly.

RATING FACTORS

• Read the scoring and respond to each subfactor. This makes it easier for the reviewers.

• Remember that the reviewers may not have worked in the program, in housing, or in supportive services.

RATING FACTORS

• Rating Factor 1: Capacity of the Applicant and Relevant Organizational Staff (up to 25 points

• Rating Factor 2: Need (up to 15 points)• Rating Factor 3: Soundness of Approach (up to

35 points)• Rating Factor 4: Leverage (up to 10 points)• Rating Factor 5: Achieving Results and Program

Evaluation (up to 15 points)

RATING FACTOR 1 Capacity of the Applicant & Relevant

Organizational Staff

1. Proposed Program Staffinga. Staff experience

• Recent, relevant and successful• Use HUD-52756 – staffing chart

b. Hiring Residents • Up to 3 points will be awarded if applicants

commit to hiring one to three residents (depending on PHA size)

Rating Factor 1

c. Organizational Capacity – Sufficient and qualified personnel– Provide evidence of partnerships to

supplement capacity– Where staff is not hired, resumes/position

descriptions can be submitted (not counted towards 40 page limit)

Rating Factor 1

2. Past Performance of Applicant/Contract Administrator

a. Benefits gained by residents (measurable)

b. Timely and accurate expenditure of past grants

Rating Factor 1

3. Program Administration and Fiscal Management

a. Program Administration– Staff roles and responsibilities– How staff and partners will report to Project

Coordinator

Rating Factor 1

b. Fiscal Managementi. Description of fiscal management structure

ii. Audit findings in past 5 years

iii. Skills and experience of contract administrator (if applicable)

Rating Factor 2Need

1. Socio-economic ProfileThorough socioeconomic profile of the eligibleresidents to be served by the program, includingeducation levels, income levels, and other pertinentdata or the local area.

– May provide data for local area and show that residents reflect this data or provide resident-specific data.

Rating Factor 2

2. Demonstrated Link Between Proposed Activities and Local Need

– Strong, clear relationship between the proposed activities, community needs and the purpose of the program funding.

Rating Factor 3 Soundness of Approach

1. Quality of the Business Plan

a. Specific Services and/or Activities

i. Involve community partners and

ii. Involve Resident Associations in delivery of services

Rating Factor 3

iii. Offer Comprehensive Services – Describe the specific services, course curricula,

and activities you plan to offer and who will be responsible for each.

– Comprehensive services

Rating Factor 3

b. Feasibility and Demonstrable Benefitsi. Timeliness - show project ready for

implementation within 3 months of execution of the grant agreement.

– Show timeframes and deadlines for accomplishing major activities

ii. Description of problem – Show how proposed activities address needs

Rating Factor 3

C. Budget Appropriateness/Efficient Use of Grant

i. Justification of Expenses & ii. Budget Efficiency

• Thoroughly explain all expenses. Don’t be afraid to reiterate the budget. Don’t simply say “see budget.”

• Do A BUDGET NARRATIVE

• Show that expenses are commensurate with the level of effort necessary to accomplish goals

Rating Factor 3

• HUD-424-CB AND HUD-424-CBW are required.

• Any and ALL sub-grants of more than 10% require a separate HUD-424-CBW

• Find instructions on HUDCLIPS HUD-424-CBW-I

• Be as detailed as possible. Break expenses down.

Rating Factor 3

Ineligible Activities– 2 points off for each ineligible activity

proposed including going over funding restriction limits.

Rating Factor 3

2. Addressing HUD’s Policy Priorities

a. Improving the Quality of Life in Our Nation’s Communities

• Indicate the types of activities services and training programs that will be offered to help residents successfully move towards self-sufficiency.

Rating Factor 3

b. Providing Full and Equal Access to Grassroots Faith-Based and other Community-Based organizations

– Use narrative and business plan to name the grassroots organizations with whom they will be working, describe what types of services they will provide and how the partnerships will contribute to achieving program’s goals.

Rating Factor 3

c. Removal of Regulatory Barriers– Complete the form HUD-27300 and provide

documentation or back-up where necessary

d. Energy StarShow that you will purchase Energy Star labeled products and/or that you will provide information to residents about such products

Rating Factor 3

e. Economic Opportunities for Low-Income People (Section 3)– Describe how you will implement Section 3 through

the proposed grant activities. – State that you will, to the greatest extent feasible, direct

training, employment, and other economic opportunities to Section 3 interests (low and very low-income persons, particularly those who are recipients of government assistance for housing and business concerns which provide economic opportunities to low- and very low-income persons.)

Rating Factor 4 Leveraging Resources

• At least 25% (Threshold)

• See NOFA for chart with point breakdown

• More is better – 25% only gets you the minimum points

• Leverage from partners gets you more points than just providing leverage yourself

Leverage/Match Letters

• On letterhead (even applicant match)

• Dated between December 11, 2007 and deadline, February 15, 2008.

• Signed

• Indicates it is for Neighborhood Networks program (not another program)

Leverage Letters

• Provide a detailed description of what will be provided and value of EACH with a TOTAL

• Example: $200 for three years – does this mean $200 per year for a total of $600, or does this mean $200 total?

• If only a total is provided and there is one ineligible activity proposed and the reviewer can’t figure out the value of the ineligible activity, ALL funds in that letter will not be counted.

• Letters of support with no funding or in-kind donations don’t help.

Leverage

• NOTE: PHA Applicants MAY NOT count THEIR staff time toward the match.

• Match for ineligible activities DOES NOT COUNT.

Rating Factor 5

Achieving Results and Program Evaluation– Narrative AND Logic Model– Narrative provides opportunity to further

explain the Logic Model

Application Requirements – Logic Model

– Enable macros; read directions re: security settings

– Drop down menus– Year 1, Year 2, Year 3 and Total – HUD Policy Priorities and Strategic Goals are

drop downs – May add up to 3 “others” right on form this

year

Application SubmissionApplication Submission

• In the Grants.gov application package only the “PureEdge” forms, such as the SF-424, are identified as “mandatory documents.”

• HOWEVER, the Logic Model and other application forms ARE ALSO REQUIRED of all applicants. These forms are included in the “optional documents” section or in the Instructions Download.

• In the Grants.gov application package only the “PureEdge” forms, such as the SF-424, are identified as “mandatory documents.”

• HOWEVER, the Logic Model and other application forms ARE ALSO REQUIRED of all applicants. These forms are included in the “optional documents” section or in the Instructions Download.

Application Submission

• Please see the NOFA for a checklist of required application forms

• You do not have to submit this checklist


• Application forms in the Instruction Download should be saved to your hard drive, completed and then attached to your electronic application package for submission to Grants.gov.

• Application forms in the Instruction Download should be saved to your hard drive, completed and then attached to your electronic application package for submission to Grants.gov.


Download application AND Instructionspackages from Grants.gov and save to your harddrive.

Download application AND Instructionspackages from Grants.gov and save to your harddrive.

Application Requirements - Forms

• SF-424 – DO THIS FIRST – it will fill in sections of other forms automatically– Found in Application Download under

“Mandatory Documents”.


• SF-424 Supplement, Survey on Ensuring Equal Opportunity for Applicants– Found under Application Download in

“optional documents” called “Faith-Based EEO Survey” –

• This is a voluntary/optional form


• HUD-27300 Questionnaire of HUD’s Initiative on Removal of Regulatory Barriers– Found in “optional documents” called “HUD

Community Initiative Form”– Fill this out – this gets you points– You only need to fill out Part A OR Part B


• Grant Application Detailed Budget

HUD-424-CB– Found in “Optional Documents”– Called “HUD Detailed Budget Form”


• Grant Application Detailed Budget Worksheet – HUD-424-CBW– Found in “Instructions Download”

– Called “HUD 424 CBW Grant Application Detailed Budget Worksheet”

– Excel File

IMPORTANT!!!! – Any/All sub-grants for more than 10% are REQUIRED to have a separate HUD-424-CBW.


• HUD-2880 – Applicant/Recipient Disclosure/Update Report– Found in “Optional Documents” – called “HUD Applicant-Recipient Disclosure

Report”– Question 2 in “Threshold Determinations”

applies only to THIS grant application.– Signature “signs” upon submission


• HUD-2990 – Certification of Consistency with RC/EZ/EC-II Strategic Plan (if applicable)– Get this signed – it gets you points– Found in “Instruction Download” – called “HUD-2990”


• HUD-2991 – Certification of Consistency with Consolidated Plan

– Found in Instructions Download

– called “HUD-2991”


• SF-LLL – Disclosure of Lobbying Activities (if applicable)– Found in “Optional Documents” called

“Disclosure of Lobbying Activities”• SF-LLL-A – Disclosure of Lobbying Activities

Continuation Sheet (if applicable)– You can either download it from HUDCLIPS

or make one up yourself. It’s basically a blank piece of paper.


• HUD-2994-A “You are Our Client Applicant Survey” (optional)– Found in Instruction Download called “HUD-

2994”– This is where you tell us about your application

experience. PLEASE take the time to fill this out and include comments.


• HUD-96011 Facsimile Transmittal– Required of all applicants EVEN IF NOT

transmitting any faxes– Found in Mandatory Documents called “HUD

Facsimile Transmittal”– 1-800-HUD-1010 or 215-825-8798

Side Note on Faxes

– Use HUD-96011 as the cover sheet if you submit any fax attachments or they will NOT be read.

– Entire applications submitted by fax will NOT be accepted

– Use a separate HUD-96011 cover sheet for each document and fax them separately

Side Note on Faxes

– If you downloaded the application more than once, make sure that you use the fax cover sheet that came with the version of the application that you ultimately submit

– If you re-submit your application, re-fax your faxes.

Application Requirements

• Contract Administrator Partnership Agreement (if applicable)– Required for All PHAS Troubled applicants,– Found in Instructions Download called “HUD-

52755 CA Partnership Agreement”


• Chart A – Program Staffing (HUD-52756)– Found in “Instructions Download”

– Called “HUD-52756 Chart A Program Staffing”

• Chart B – Applicant/Contract Administrator Track Record (HUD-52757)– Found in “Instructions Download”

– Called “HUD-52757 Applicant Administrator Track Record”


• Sample Business Plan (HUD-52766)– Found in Instructions Download. – Called “HUD-52766 – NN Sample Business

Plan”

Application Requirements – Logic Model

• Logic Model – HUD 96010– Found in Instructions Download

– Excel File (don’t make into a PDF)

– Please watch the archived webcast for the Logic Model

– Read the Instructions page!!

– If you have Office 2007, this form can’t be converted to Office 2003, so, for ONLY THIS FORM, you may leave it in Excel 2007 to submit

Application Requirements - Attachments

• Please label your attachments clearly – Word and Excel will let you put spaces in the names of documents – please name it EXACTLY what it is and who you/your organization is are if you can.

• Please use the Logic model Naming conventions found in the Logic Model instructions.

Grants.gov

• Register EARLY– If you haven’t already registered with Grants.gov, do it

NOW.

• Registration checklist and other information at www.grants.gov/GetStarted

• View webcast on electronic registration and application submission on HUD website.

• Read the Early Registration publication in the Federal Register, October 31, 2006– Includes corrective actions for application submission

problems that affected 2006 applicants

Application Hints

• Hint – when you are at the grants.gov “Download Application Package” page, enter only the CFDA number. Do not put anything in the other boxes.

• Register for updates with grants.gov

• Watch the Federal Register or “funds available” page for

Application Hints

• Technical Corrections or FAQ’s

• The brochures found on www.hud.gov/grants at the top are REALLY HELPFUL– “Learn How to Register” – “Find and Apply for Grant Opportunities” – “Get Help in Completing your Application”

Submitting Your Application

• When attaching documents use ONLY the formats indicated in the General Section

• Word Version 9 or earlier• Excel 2000 or earlier• Adobe compatible with Acrobat Reader 6.0

or earlier• NEW VERSION WORD DOCUMENTS

with extension .docx WILL NOT WORK

Submitting Your Application

• Most PDF forms are only “saveable” if you have Adobe Acrobat Professional.

• If you do not, fill out the form and PRINT IT OUT and FAX IT IN with the FAX COVER SHEET

• Fax number can be found in NOFA. DO NOT fax to program office! (1-800-HUD-1010)

• I recommend faxing everything that you attach, just in case.

Submitting your application

• If you choose to attach saved PDF files, please, after you save them, open them back up again to see if what you entered is really saved.

• If you have just the free version of Acrobat READER, you WILL NOT BE ABLE TO SAVE… you will probably just be saving a blank form.

• You may be able to download a free 30-day trial of Acrobat Professional 8. If you do, make sure you save compatible with Reader v. 6 or earlier.

Submitting your application

• If you zip your attachments, use only WINZIP

• Zip in only “normal” or “maximum” options

Important Resources

Funds Available Page – lots of good stuff here

Go to www.hud.gov - grants – funds available

On this page, scroll down to find links to program NOFAs. (check back here for FAQ’s)

• RZ/EC/EZ• Code of Conduct• FAQs (if any)

General Section

• Published in the Federal Register

January 18, 2007

THERE’S IMPORTANT STUFF IN HERE!! READ IT!!

First Time Registration ProcessFirst Time Registration Process

1. Obtain Data Universal Number System (DUNS) Number.2. Register with the Central Contractor Registration (CCR)3. Register with the Credential Provider4. Authorized Organization Representative (AOR) must register with

Grants.gov5. E-Business Point of Contact authorizes the AOR to submit grant

application.

1. Obtain Data Universal Number System (DUNS) Number.2. Register with the Central Contractor Registration (CCR)3. Register with the Credential Provider4. Authorized Organization Representative (AOR) must register with

Grants.gov5. E-Business Point of Contact authorizes the AOR to submit grant

application.

Renewal/Update Registration Process for CCR POCs

• You must renew your CCR Registration annually• At www.ccr.gov click on Update or Renew

Registrations Using TPIN• Enter your DUNS Number and TPIN and click

submit• If there are any changes, make the changes and

click submit.• If you don’t know the TPIN, you can ask for the

TPIN number. It will be emailed to CCR POC

Registration ProcessRegistration ProcessIf you aren’t already registered, BEGIN YOUR

REGISTRATION PROCESS IMMEDIATELY!If your Authorized Representative has left, follow registration

steps 3-5 to have a new one registered and authorized to submit the application.

Incomplete registration was the most common error and resulted in applicants not receiving funding.

If you aren’t already registered, BEGIN YOUR REGISTRATION PROCESS IMMEDIATELY!

If your Authorized Representative has left, follow registration steps 3-5 to have a new one registered and authorized to submit the application.

Incomplete registration was the most common error and resulted in applicants not receiving funding.


Instructions on how to submit an electronic application to HUD on the web site www.grants.gov/Apply.

Instructions on how to submit an electronic application to HUD on the web site www.grants.gov/Apply.

Electronic Application Submission


• Upon successful submission, applicants will receive an e-mail notification confirming receipt and indicating that the application is being validated.

• The validation process will be completed in approximately 24 to 48 hours.

• Upon successful submission, applicants will receive an e-mail notification confirming receipt and indicating that the application is being validated.

• The validation process will be completed in approximately 24 to 48 hours.



• If the application does not pass the validation check, it will be rejected and the applicant notified of the reason for the rejected application.

• DO NOT ASSUME that the application has been successfully submitted until you receive the validation notice.

• If a rejection notice is received, you must correct the error and resubmit.

• If the application does not pass the validation check, it will be rejected and the applicant notified of the reason for the rejected application.

• DO NOT ASSUME that the application has been successfully submitted until you receive the validation notice.

• If a rejection notice is received, you must correct the error and resubmit.

Application Hint

• Make sure that someone will be available to cure deficiencies, both at time of application submission and during the competition processing time!


• SAVE every email correspondence, email validation, the log number/call number every time you call the help desk, etc. These may become crucial if there is a problem.

• SAVE all fax transmission sheets that your fax machine produces.

Electronic Application Help

• Help with Grants.gov process, please call

1-800-518-GRANTS or send an email to [email protected]

• Please do not call the Program office with Grants.gov questions

Application Info

• Check http://www.hud.gov/offices/adm/grants/fundsavail.cfm for updates, FAQs, Tips, Guidance, etc.– This is the “Funds Available” page

• HUD.gov – Grants – Funds Available – then go to your program page

APPLICABLE REGULATIONS

• Code of Federal Regulations (CFR):– Administrative requirements for

State, Local and Tribal governments: 24 CFR Part 85

– The NN program uses 24 CFR part 905– The CFR can be found at:

http://www.gpoaccess.gov/cfr/index.html

APPLICABLE REGULATIONS

• OMB Regulations:– State, Local, Tribal Governments:

OMB Circulars A-87 and A-133.

• OMB Circulars can be found at: http://www.whitehouse.gov/omb/ circulars/index.html

QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS

• After webcast email or call:– [email protected] – Tel. 202-402-2430

neighborhood networks nofa

Documents

available funds

hud grant funds available

number of units

existing nn center or2

operationalnew center

existing center category60

prior nn fundinga center

excess of maximum grant