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Section 6: Tentative Allocations. All weatherization grant funds allocated within the State of North Carolina are tentative and are based on the Subgrantee's ability to implement the Weathedzation Program in accordance with prescribed guidelines as set forth by the Grantee. This shall include: (1) the execution of weatherization activities in a sound,- economical, and efficient manner to the satisfaction of the grantee as determined by monitoring and evaluation visits by the grantee, or its representatives; (2) the operator's ability to secure and maintain adequate labor support to carry out weathedzation activities; and (3) the submission of required financial and program reports when due. (A) No Subcontractor shall be funded until (1) it has proper administrative and support mechanisms to effectively implement the weatherizafion program; this shall include, but not be limited to supervisory personnel, adequate storage facilities, labor;, (2) it has expended its current allocation, or has insufficient funds to continue Program activities; and (3) all required reports have been submitted to the Subgrantee. The Subcontractor agrees that performance based on the above conditions is of the utmost importance and further that failure to meet the conditions of Part III, Sections 5 and 6, as determined by the Subgrantee, shall be considered a breach of this agreement and shall result in contract termination. Any unexpended funds shall be withdrawn from the Subcontractor and redistributed to other program Subcontractors. Section 7: Trainincj and Technical Assistance. The Subgrantee shall inform the Subcontractor of Statewide conferences, seminars, or other instructional activities for the Subcontractor for the purpose of training and on-site assistance in implementing the Program. Section 8: Approach to Weatherization. The Measures Selection Technique(MST) shall be used to determine weathedzation measures necessary to make eligible dwelling units more energy efficient. This MST shall be completed on each unit certified for weatherization prior to actual work. Section 9: Final Inspection Prior to reporting a dwelling unit as complete, the Subcontractor shall assure that a final inspection is performed and shall certify that applicable work has been completed in a satisfactory manner and in accordance with the priorities determined by the Measures Selection Technique. Section 10: Reweatherization The Subcontractor may reweatherize dwelling units which were partially weatherized dudng the period September 30, 1975 through September 30, 1983. The applicant must reapply for assistance and be re-certified as eligible. The Subcontractor shall complete a Measures Selection Technique prior to reweatheri7.ation and shall report those units separately. However, reweatherized units will be counted as new completions. Section 11: Incidental Repair Incidental repairs will be pei,~ed in order to make weatherization measure more effective, and will still be limited to those repairs necessary for the effective performance or preservation of weatherization materials. The cost of such repairs will not excc=d $300.00 per dwelling unit, nor involve more than twenty-five percent (25%) of a surface area (i.e. roof, floor, ceiling, and interior/exterior walls that .form the