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Item 10 - MOU between the cities of Santa Ana, Garden Grove, and Fountain Valley aimed at enhancing cultural tourism, and promoting job creation and small business development within the City’s Vietnamese business community
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Item 10 - MOU between the cities of Santa Ana, Garden Grove, and Fountain Valley aimed at enhancing cultural tourism, and promoting job creation and small business development within the City’s Vietnamese business community
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3.2. Party Project Managers. Each Parry will assign a project manager to coordinate <br /> implementation of the Program within the Party's jurisdiction, provide Party-specific input on <br /> relevant issues, including engaging other city staff as necessary, and ensure community <br /> engagement within their jurisdiction. <br /> 3.3. Program Committee. The Parties will form a Program Committee consisting of each parry's <br /> City Manager or designee to govern shared activities, with decisions to be made by majority <br /> consent of the Program Committee. <br /> 4. FINANCIAL PROVISIONS <br /> 4.1. Funding. The Parties have been awarded a grant from the OCBC, acting in their <br /> capacity as the CH Regional Convener for Orange County, which is available on a reimbursement <br /> basis from the OCBC. The Parties further agree to provide in-kind staffing and support to fulfill <br /> their respective roles in a timely manner. The Parties will further seek additional grant funding to <br /> advance the Program. Supplemental funding sources may include,but are not limited to, California <br /> GO-Biz grants, Community Development Financial Institutions (CDFI), Economic Development <br /> Administration (EDA), Southern California Association of Governments (SCAG), and private <br /> sector sponsorships. <br /> 4.2. Program Accounts. In the event that the Parties secure grants or funding fully <br /> distributed to the Parties, an amendment to this Agreement will be required that establishes a <br /> qualified employee to act as the Program Treasurer. Such amendment shall establish the process <br /> and proto-cols related to the fiscal management of funds secured; including but not limited to; <br /> establishment of a Program Treasurer and duties, establishment of program accounts, auditing <br /> procedures, etc. <br /> 4.3. Financial Contributions by the Parties. <br /> a) Funding Sources and Party Shares. As set forth in Section 4.1, Program Costs <br /> are anticipated to be paid for from a combination of funding sources: (1) Grants, <br /> and (2) in-kind contributions. Party Shares will be determined based on Program <br /> Costs associated with Program activities within each Party's jurisdiction (the <br /> Party's "Cost Allocation"), to the extent that such costs exist and are not covered <br /> by a grant. Any funds that are contractually restricted to one Party's jurisdiction <br /> shall be credited first to that Party's Cost Allocation. Unrestricted funds shall be <br /> credited to the Parties' Cost Allocation pro rata. It is not intended for the Parties to <br /> make cash contributions except that a Party's governing body may approve their <br /> Party to make such a contribution. <br /> b) Funding Shortages. Should the Program experience a shortfall in funding during <br /> any fiscal year, the Program Committee may reduce the scope of work to the funds <br /> available. <br /> c) Public Benefit and Purpose. Each Party acknowledges that establishment and <br /> implementation of the Program is a substantial benefit to each such Party, and the <br /> 3 <br />
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