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to iss+ 1-/z4//ft <br /> contractors, as applicable. <br /> 4. Any HOME eligible activities that the City desires to engage in must be approved by <br /> County in advance of any commitment of funds from the City to another entity. The <br /> City is responsible for submission of an Application to the County. County approval will <br /> be evidenced by a project approval letter to the City. County will notify City of any <br /> disapproved Applications or modifications needed for approval. <br /> 5. Once an application is submitted, City shall be responsible for conducting the <br /> environmental review of any project or program assisted through this contract in <br /> compliance with the National Environmental Protection Act and 24 CFR 58 and the <br /> California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA) (the "Environmental Review"). Such <br /> reviews shall be sent to the County for County's review, approval and formal acceptance, <br /> prior to City entering into a commitment of HOME funds fur the subject activity. <br /> .6. After project or program approval and County approval of the Environmental Review, <br /> City may enter into a formal written agreement for the commitment of HOME funds. <br /> City agrees that any HOME-eligible activities funded through this Agreement shall be <br /> confirmed with a written contract that contains the provisions specified in 24 CFR Part <br /> 92.504. In addition, any contract made between City and another entity for the use of <br /> HOME funds pursuant to this Agreement shall comply with all applicable HOME <br /> regulations and shall be enforced by deed restriction, where applicable. The form of the <br /> contract and deed restriction shall be approved by County in advance of execution. A <br /> copy of all contracts for HOME-funded activities shall be sent to the County. <br /> 7. Once the City enters into a formal written agreement for the commitment of HOME <br /> funds, the County shall make funds available to the City by setting up the project in <br /> HUD's IDIS financial disbursement system and in the County's ALCO LINK <br /> accounting system. As the County must adhere to HUD's first-in, first-out requirement <br /> for the expenditure of HOME funds, the County reserves the right to allocate costs <br /> between grant years as required to effectively administer the HOME program. <br /> 8. Funds allocated to the City for Administration, as defined by HUD and within the <br /> amounts allocated by the County to City each year, are available to the City without the <br /> requirement of an application and formal commitment. All other funding expended <br /> under this Agreement must follow the procedures outlined in this Agreement. <br /> 9. City must commit funds under this Agreement to HOME eligible projects or programs <br /> within fifteen (15) months from the notice of allocation award by HUD (Notice: May 1, <br /> 2014; Commitment Date: August 31, 2015). Any funds remaining uncommitted at that <br /> time shall be placed in the HOME Construction Fund and distributed by County to <br /> finance HOME-eligible affordable housing projects. <br /> 10. City agrees to abide by uniform administrative requirements stated in 24 CFR Part <br /> 92.505. <br /> 11. To comply with the HOME regulation that funds be spent within 15 days of <br /> disbursement, City shall request reimbursement of incidental expenditures. In the <br /> case of a known large expense, City may request, in writing, from the County an <br />