Monitoring Letters and Reports Sample Clauses

Monitoring Letters and Reports. Written reports of the City’s monitoring findings will be provided to the Subrecipient within 30 days of an official monitoring visit. Such reports will note outstanding performance as well as findings or concerns and recommendations for improvement.
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Monitoring Letters and Reports. A Site Visit Evaluation Worksheet (SVEW) will be completed after each visit by the City Block Grant Coordinator or designee, and all worksheets will be maintained in City CDBG files. Within a reasonable period of time (generally 30 days) after the monitoring visit, the City shall furnish to the Subrecipient a copy of the completed SVEW and any necessary letters or reports summarizing the monitoring visit. Such letters and reports will include any findings or concerns and recommendations for improvement.
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