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§ 41.37 Community  residence  and  residential  treatment  facility  for            children and youth development grants.    (a)  The  commissioner  of  the  office  of  mental  health   or   the  commissioner  of  the  office  of  mental  retardation and developmental  disabilities is authorized, within appropriations made therefor, to make  grants to local governmental  units  and  voluntary  nonprofit  agencies  developing  a community residence as defined in subdivision twenty-eight  of section 1.03 of this chapter.  The  commissioner  of  the  office  of  mental  health  is  authorized,  within appropriations made therefor, to  make grants to voluntary nonprofit  agencies  developing  a  residential  treatment  facility for children and youth. Such grants shall be limited  to the development costs incurred prior to the operation of a  community  residence or a residential treatment facility for children and youth, or  for  development  costs  incurred  to  expand  the  capacity  to provide  services at such residences and facilities.    Development costs which may be eligible for up to one hundred  percent  reimbursement under this grant include:    1.  reasonable professional fees and other fees for services which are  necessary for project development;    2. initial staffing;    3. up to six months rent,  construction  loan  or  permanent  mortgage  payments,  together with other necessary costs associated with rental or  ownership of property;    4. reasonable and necessary fees paid to secure financing;    5. furniture; and    6. reasonable rehabilitation costs.    (b) Application for grants shall be made in the manner  and  on  forms  prescribed  by  the  appropriate  commissioner.  Each commissioner shall  establish schedules, subject to the approval  of  the  director  of  the  division  of the budget, indicating the maximum development cost per bed  for such community residences and residential treatment  facilities  for  children  and  youth.  Such  schedules  may  include  varying  rates for  distinct geographic areas of the state, if in the determination  of  the  commissioner   the  location  of  an  eligible  community  residence  or  residential treatment facility for children and youth has direct bearing  on the level of development costs. The commissioner may  also  establish  varying  rates  based  on the size of an eligible community residence or  residential treatment facility for children and youth.    (c) No grant will be awarded by the commissioner if the projected  per  bed   development  cost  for  the  community  residence  or  residential  treatment  facility  for  children  and  youth  exceeds   the   schedule  established in subdivision (b) of this section.    (d)  No  such  grant will be awarded unless there is prior approval by  the local  governmental  unit  of  the  area  in  which  such  community  residence or residential treatment facility for children and youth is to  be located.    (e)  The  state comptroller, or his legally authorized representative,  is authorized and empowered to examine the books  and  accounts  of  the  offices  relating to program development grants and from time to time to  examine the books and  accounts  of  each  local  governmental  unit  or  voluntary   nonprofit   agency  receiving  such  grants,  including  its  receipts, disbursements, contracts, leases, loans and any  other  moneys  relating to its financial operation.

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§ 41.37 Community  residence  and  residential  treatment  facility  for            children and youth development grants.    (a)  The  commissioner  of  the  office  of  mental  health   or   the  commissioner  of  the  office  of  mental  retardation and developmental  disabilities is authorized, within appropriations made therefor, to make  grants to local governmental  units  and  voluntary  nonprofit  agencies  developing  a community residence as defined in subdivision twenty-eight  of section 1.03 of this chapter.  The  commissioner  of  the  office  of  mental  health  is  authorized,  within appropriations made therefor, to  make grants to voluntary nonprofit  agencies  developing  a  residential  treatment  facility for children and youth. Such grants shall be limited  to the development costs incurred prior to the operation of a  community  residence or a residential treatment facility for children and youth, or  for  development  costs  incurred  to  expand  the  capacity  to provide  services at such residences and facilities.    Development costs which may be eligible for up to one hundred  percent  reimbursement under this grant include:    1.  reasonable professional fees and other fees for services which are  necessary for project development;    2. initial staffing;    3. up to six months rent,  construction  loan  or  permanent  mortgage  payments,  together with other necessary costs associated with rental or  ownership of property;    4. reasonable and necessary fees paid to secure financing;    5. furniture; and    6. reasonable rehabilitation costs.    (b) Application for grants shall be made in the manner  and  on  forms  prescribed  by  the  appropriate  commissioner.  Each commissioner shall  establish schedules, subject to the approval  of  the  director  of  the  division  of the budget, indicating the maximum development cost per bed  for such community residences and residential treatment  facilities  for  children  and  youth.  Such  schedules  may  include  varying  rates for  distinct geographic areas of the state, if in the determination  of  the  commissioner   the  location  of  an  eligible  community  residence  or  residential treatment facility for children and youth has direct bearing  on the level of development costs. The commissioner may  also  establish  varying  rates  based  on the size of an eligible community residence or  residential treatment facility for children and youth.    (c) No grant will be awarded by the commissioner if the projected  per  bed   development  cost  for  the  community  residence  or  residential  treatment  facility  for  children  and  youth  exceeds   the   schedule  established in subdivision (b) of this section.    (d)  No  such  grant will be awarded unless there is prior approval by  the local  governmental  unit  of  the  area  in  which  such  community  residence or residential treatment facility for children and youth is to  be located.    (e)  The  state comptroller, or his legally authorized representative,  is authorized and empowered to examine the books  and  accounts  of  the  offices  relating to program development grants and from time to time to  examine the books and  accounts  of  each  local  governmental  unit  or  voluntary   nonprofit   agency  receiving  such  grants,  including  its  receipts, disbursements, contracts, leases, loans and any  other  moneys  relating to its financial operation.

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Statutes > New-york > Mhy > Title-e > Article-41 > 41-37

§ 41.37 Community  residence  and  residential  treatment  facility  for            children and youth development grants.    (a)  The  commissioner  of  the  office  of  mental  health   or   the  commissioner  of  the  office  of  mental  retardation and developmental  disabilities is authorized, within appropriations made therefor, to make  grants to local governmental  units  and  voluntary  nonprofit  agencies  developing  a community residence as defined in subdivision twenty-eight  of section 1.03 of this chapter.  The  commissioner  of  the  office  of  mental  health  is  authorized,  within appropriations made therefor, to  make grants to voluntary nonprofit  agencies  developing  a  residential  treatment  facility for children and youth. Such grants shall be limited  to the development costs incurred prior to the operation of a  community  residence or a residential treatment facility for children and youth, or  for  development  costs  incurred  to  expand  the  capacity  to provide  services at such residences and facilities.    Development costs which may be eligible for up to one hundred  percent  reimbursement under this grant include:    1.  reasonable professional fees and other fees for services which are  necessary for project development;    2. initial staffing;    3. up to six months rent,  construction  loan  or  permanent  mortgage  payments,  together with other necessary costs associated with rental or  ownership of property;    4. reasonable and necessary fees paid to secure financing;    5. furniture; and    6. reasonable rehabilitation costs.    (b) Application for grants shall be made in the manner  and  on  forms  prescribed  by  the  appropriate  commissioner.  Each commissioner shall  establish schedules, subject to the approval  of  the  director  of  the  division  of the budget, indicating the maximum development cost per bed  for such community residences and residential treatment  facilities  for  children  and  youth.  Such  schedules  may  include  varying  rates for  distinct geographic areas of the state, if in the determination  of  the  commissioner   the  location  of  an  eligible  community  residence  or  residential treatment facility for children and youth has direct bearing  on the level of development costs. The commissioner may  also  establish  varying  rates  based  on the size of an eligible community residence or  residential treatment facility for children and youth.    (c) No grant will be awarded by the commissioner if the projected  per  bed   development  cost  for  the  community  residence  or  residential  treatment  facility  for  children  and  youth  exceeds   the   schedule  established in subdivision (b) of this section.    (d)  No  such  grant will be awarded unless there is prior approval by  the local  governmental  unit  of  the  area  in  which  such  community  residence or residential treatment facility for children and youth is to  be located.    (e)  The  state comptroller, or his legally authorized representative,  is authorized and empowered to examine the books  and  accounts  of  the  offices  relating to program development grants and from time to time to  examine the books and  accounts  of  each  local  governmental  unit  or  voluntary   nonprofit   agency  receiving  such  grants,  including  its  receipts, disbursements, contracts, leases, loans and any  other  moneys  relating to its financial operation.