2506-0206 CDBG -DR Expediture Deadline Extension Request Template

CDBG - Disaster Recovery 2 -year Expenditure Deadline Waiver Request Under P.L. 113-2

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CDBG - Disaster Recovery 2-year Expenditure Deadline Waiver Request under P.L. 113-2

OMB: 2506-0206

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Expenditure Extension Template
Projected Qtrly Expenditures


Sheet 1: Expenditure Extension Template

CDBG-DR Expenditure Deadline Extension Request Template (P.L. 113-2 Grantees Only) [OMB CONTROL NUMBER: 2506-0206]
In order to request an extension of the 24-month expenditure deadline on CDBG-DR funds from HUD, grantees must complete the following template for each grantee program or project for which an extension is requested.*
OMB authorized HUD to provide CDBG-DR grantees with expenditure deadline extensions for specific activity types. Only activities within the following activity category types are eligible to request an extension of the 24-month expediture deadline: housing; economic revitalization; public facilities and improvements; and administration.
*Note: A local program or project may be reflected in DRGR as more than one activity. An example would be a single family rehabilitation program that will be serve both Urgent Need and Low/Moderate income households. In these instances, both DRGR activities should be submitted using a single template.
1. GRANT INFORMATION
a. Grant Number
b. Grantee Name
c. Requesting Agency
d. CDBG-DR Obligation Date
e. Expenditure Deadline Date (24 months following Obligation Date)
2. IDENTIFY EXTENSION REQUEST
a. DRGR Project #
b. Information on grantee program or project for which a waiver is requested
Note: Please copy this information directly from DRGR for each DRGR activity related to the grantee program or project for which a waiver is requested.
Grantee Project or Program DRGR Grantee Activity Number DRGR Activity Title Responsible Organization DRGR National Objective DRGR Activity Description DRGR Budgeted Amount
Activity (Example) AFF_HSG_Dev_14_R01 Affordable Housing Development Smallville Housing Development Corporation LMI Rehab and reconstruction of disaster impacted housing units, which will carry an affordability requirement for 5 years of occupancy for the city of Smallville. $10,500,000
Activity #1





Activity #2









TOTAL AMOUNT
3. ELIGIBILITY
Description of program or project for which an extension is being requested and the eligible activity category

4. JUSTIFICATION
a. Explain the reason an extension is needed Provide an explanation for why an extension is being requested, including all relevant and compelling statutory, regulatory, policy, or operational challenges, and how receiving an extension will promote a more effective, efficient recovery effort.
b. Reduction in the likelihood of of waste, fraud, and abuse If applicable, decribe how the provision of an extension would reduce the likelihood of waste, fraud, and abuse.
c. Community Stakeholders Identify all community stakeholders (including state or local entities, subrecipients, nonprofits, and civic organizations), their role in program or project implementation, and the impact, if any, an extension would have on these stakeholders.
5. IMPACT
a. Revised expenditure deadline for program/project completion Provide the revised DRGR activity end date for each activity subject to an extension. DD/MM/YYYY
b. Proposed timeline for revised expenditure deadline (See "Projected Qtrly Expenditures" sheet)
Provide quarterly expenditure projections for the program/project for which the extension is requested.
Complete Sheet2: Projected Qtrly Expenditures.
c. Risk associated with not receiving an extension Describe the risks associated with NOT receiving the requested extension, such as the estimated percentage of funds which would be at risk of recapture or specific recovery needs that would not be met if the particular program or project cannot be completed or undertaken.
6. INTERNAL CONTROLS
a. Monitoring process and internal controls to compensate for the extended deadline Describe the monitoring process and internal controls that the grantee and any subrecipients will implement to ensure compliance with the revised expenditure deadline.

Sheet 2: Projected Qtrly Expenditures

5b. Proposed timeline for revised expenditure deadline












Grantees should start with the quarter that reflects the current DRGR start date of activity. Accordingly, alter the template column headers to reflect activity-specific information in DRGR (showing the proposed timeline ). For example, if the HUD obligation date/activity start date took place in Quarter 4 of 2015, the first column would be labeled as Q4 2015.
Projected Incremental Quarterly Expenditures
CDBG-DR Program or Project Budget Amount Q1 2014 Q2 2014 Q3 2014 Q4 2014 Q1 2015 Q2 2015 Q3 2015 Q4 2015 Q1 2016 Q2 2016 Q3 2016 Q4 2016
Activity #1












Activity #2












TOTAL $- $- $- $- $- $- $- $- $- $- $- $- $-














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Projected Incremental Quarterly Expenditures
CDBG-DR Program or Project Budget Amount Q1 2014 Q2 2014 Q3 2014 Q4 2014 Q1 2015 Q2 2015 Q3 2015 Q4 2015 Q1 2016 Q2 2016 Q3 2016 Q4 2016
Activity #1 $7,800,000 $390,000 $546,000 $780,000 $936,000 $1,170,000 $1,248,000 $1,404,000 $780,000 $390,000 $156,000

Activity #2 $143,650,000 $7,182,500 $10,055,500 $14,365,000 $17,238,000 $21,547,500 $22,984,000 $25,857,000 $14,365,000 $7,182,500 $2,873,000

TOTAL $151,450,000 $7,572,500 $10,601,500 $15,145,000 $18,174,000 $22,717,500 $24,232,000 $27,261,000 $15,145,000 $7,572,500 $3,029,000 $- $-
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