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Texas Government Code - GOV'T § 547.0355. Petition Required;  Contents

Current as of January 01, 2024 | Updated by Findlaw Staff

In each state fiscal year for which a community collaborative seeks a grant, the collaborative must submit a petition to the commission not later than the 30th day of that fiscal year.  The collaborative must include with a petition:

(1) a statement indicating the amount of funds from non-state sources that the collaborative is able to provide;  and

(2) a plan that:

(A) is endorsed by each of the collaborative's member entities;

(B) identifies a target population;

(C) describes how the grant money and the funds from non-state sources will be used;

(D) includes outcome measures to evaluate the success of the plan;  and

(E) describes how the success of the plan, in accordance with the outcome measures, would further the state's interest in the grant program's purposes.

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