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Deferred
Maintenance/Facilities Renewal Calendar
REPORTING CALENDAR |
| Fund Source
| Reporting
Dates |
| 99-00 Bond
| Closed JUN02 |
| 00-01 State
| Closed JUN02 |
| 00-01 Bond
| MAR02 (100%)
| SEP02
| APR03
| SEP03
(Close-out) |
| 01-02 State
| JUN02 (100%)
| DEC02
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| 01-02 Bond
| JAN03 (75%)
| APR03 (100%)
| OCT03
| APR04
| OCT04
(Close-out) |
| 02-03 Bond
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| Supplemental Allocation ~ June
2003
| DEC03
| DEC04
| JUN05
(Close-out) |
| Colored cell denotes next report(s) due.
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Requirements
State General Funds. Upon official allocation of State funding by the
Budget Office, contracts for deferred maintenance/facilities renewal projects
funded by State general funds must be fully liened (bids awarded) within 12
months. All projects and State funds must be completed and funds fully expended
within 24 months from the date of allocation. For example, if State funds were
allocated in September 2000, the all projects must have been liened by September
2001 and all funds expended by September 2002.
Bond Funds. Bond-funded programs span 36 months from the date of bond
sale. All bond projects must have been approved by the Non-State Capital Division
for eligibility for bond funding. An amount equal to at least 75 percent of your
bond allocation must be liened (bids awarded) within 12 months and all funds
must be fully liened within 18 months. All projects must be completed and the
campus bond allocation must be
fully expended within 36 months of the bond sale.
Reports
Status of Expenditure Reports. Status of expenditure reports are submitted
according to the intervals described above and typically every 180 days after
the first report. The purpose of these reports is to ensure that the campuses
progress towards timely award, expenditure, and completion of the approved
projects. If upon review of a report indicated that a campus is having difficulty
in initiating or completing projects, we would contact the campus to investigate
what, if any, obstacles may be delaying progress.
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