HFFI-FA Deployment of Resources Sample Clauses

HFFI-FA Deployment of Resources. (A) At the end of each year of the Period of Performance, the Recipient must have closed Financial Products for HFFI Activities in its approved Target Market in an amount equal to or greater than: 33% of the total HFFI-FA (exclusive of Base-FA, DF-FA, or PPC-FA) by the end of Year 1 of the Period of Performance, 66% of the total HFFI Financial Assistance (exclusive of Base-FA, DF-FA, or PPC-FA) by the end of Year 2 of the Period of Performance, and 100% of the total HFFI Financial Assistance (exclusive of Base-FA, DF-FA, or PPC-FA) by the end of Year 3 of the Period of Performance. The Recipient may satisfy this goal using the HFFI Financial Assistance or other available funds on its balance sheet. Financial Products reported for Performance Goal 3-1(A) may also be reported for Performance Goal 3-1(B) if eligible as Financial Products supporting Healthy Food Retail Outlets in Food Deserts, but may not be reported under any other Performance Goal. Eligible HFFI Activities require that the majority of the HFFI-supported loan or investment must be devoted to offering a range of Healthy Food choices, which may include, among other activities, investments supporting an existing retail store or wholesale operation upgrading to offer an expanded range of Healthy Food choices, or supporting a non-profit organization that expands the availability of Healthy Foods in underserved areas. Dollar Amount for HFFI Activities in the Target Market ($) % To Target Market Total dollar amount of HFFI-FA: N/A Period of Performance, Year 1 benchmark (33%): 33%
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