Prohibited property purchases Sample Clauses

Prohibited property purchases. The ELC may not expend funds appropriated for the SR Program, including matching funds, for the purchase or improvement of land; for the purchase, construction or permanent improvement of any building or facility; or for the purchase of buses. The ELC may only expend funds for minor remodeling necessary for the administration of the program and upgrading of child care facilities to ensure that providers meet state and local child care standards, including applicable health and safety requirements (s. 1002.89(7), F.S.). GG. Public entity crimes
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