Section 980.70 Award and Use of Grant Funds
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Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 PUBLIC HEALTH › CHAPTER I: DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 980 HEART DISEASE TREATMENT AND PREVENTION FUND RULES › Section 980.70 Award and Use of Grant Funds
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Section 980
Section 980.70 Award and Use
of Grant Funds
a) Grant funds awarded by the Department shall only be used for
the direct cost of administering, operating and maintaining a project. The
following direct costs are examples of those costs for which grant funds may be
used, when specified in the grant agreement:
1) personal services costs, including gross salaries and employer
paid fringe benefits for full-time and part-time employees of the project;
2) contractual services costs, including but not limited to, fees
for consultants and specialists, exclusive of consultant services for patient
care; conference registration fees; costs of repair and maintenance of
furniture and equipment; postage and postal services; subscriptions; training
and education costs; software; and telecommunications costs;
3) travel of personnel in carrying out authorized activities.
Travel costs are the expenses for transportation, lodging and subsistence for
personnel who are on travel status on official business for the applicant.
Out-of-State travel requires prior written approval of the Department;
4) supplies/commodities as required for the operation of the
project and that are directly related to its operation. Supplies include, but
are not limited to, office, medical and educational supplies; equipment items
costing less than $100 each; and paper and printing; and
5) equipment directly related to the operation of the project.
Equipment is defined as items costing over $100 each, with a useful life of
more than one year (see Section 20 of the State Finance Act [30 ILCS 105/20]).
Equipment costs shall include all freight and installation costs. Purchase of
equipment items, other than those included in the approved budget, require
prior written approval from the Department.
b) Payments to the grantee shall be made on a reimbursement
basis
osting over $100 each, with a useful life of
more than one year (see Section 20 of the State Finance Act [30 ILCS 105/20]).
Equipment costs shall include all freight and installation costs. Purchase of
equipment items, other than those included in the approved budget, require
prior written approval from the Department.
b) Payments to the grantee shall be made on a reimbursement
basis.
1) The grantee shall use the Department's Reimbursement
Certification Form or a reasonable facsimile to request reimbursement.
2) The grantee shall document actual expenditures incurred for
the purchase of goods and services necessary for conducting program activities.
A) Expenditures shall be itemized on the Reimbursement
Certification Form in such a manner as to establish an audit trail for future
verification of appropriate use of grant funds.
B) Each item claimed on the Reimbursement Certification Form must
be based on an expenditure traceable through the grantee's internal accounting
system and shall include:
i) the check number or internal ledger transfer code;
ii) the date of payment;
iii) the dates goods or services were received or the period
covered;
iv) a description of the goods or services for gross amount of the
check or transfer; and
v) the amount claimed for reimbursement from the Department.
3) The grantee shall submit requests for reimbursement monthly or
quarterly throughout the period of the grant. The final request for
reimbursement shall be submitted within 45 calendar days after the end of the
grant agreement period.
4) Requests for budget adjustments shall be submitted to the
Department in writing and shall be received by the Department no later than 45
calendar days before the end of the grant agreement period.
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