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Section 10: Reweatherization The Contractor may reweatherize dwelling units which were partially weatherized during the period September 30, 1975 through September 30, 1979. The applicant must reapply for assistance and be re-certified as eligible. The Contractor shall complete a new Retro-Tech Job Book prior to reweatherization and shall account for reweatherized units separately from new completions. Section 11: Incidental Repair Incidental repairs will be permitted in order to make weatherization measures 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 exceed $300.00 per dwelling unit, nor involve more than twenty-five percent (25Z) of a surface area (i.e. roof, floor, ceiling, and interior/exterior walls that form the envelope of the home). B.) Training and Technical Assistance. The following shall apply to the Training and Technical Assistance component as noted in Part I, section 4B. Section 1: Scope of ProKram. The contractor shall develope and complete the program in accordance with the contractor's approved training & technical assistance plan attached as exhibit A. Only persons directly involved in the program or the administration of the program are eligible for training or travel reimbursement under this agreement. All third party training must receive prior written approval from the Grantee. Travel per diem, other than mileage, will not be allowable charges for activities within a 50 mile radius of the Contractor without prior written approval from the Grantee. In general training and technical assistance activities may include the following: A. Providing technical and administrative training to work crews, job supervisors, outreach workers, and administrative personnel. The training may cover accounting systems, purchasing procedures, inventory control, filing and reporting. B. Monitoring and inspecting the technical and administrative effectiveness of the Weatherization Assistance Program to identify and correct deficiencies and determine need for the type of training required. Prepare reports which assess the quality and quantity of accomplishments, particularly as it relates to the quality of workmanship on completed homes. Also, insure that all the needed and authorized measures are installed. C. Evaluating and acquiring training materials, e.g., manuals, brochures, etc. to be used as training aids or reference materials on the job. D. Attending and conducting T&TA workshops, seminars, and meetings to broaden knowledge and provide guidance to agency personnel. Conduct training sessions on site as required. Determine workshops, seminars, or meetings which agency personnel should attend for the purpose of expanding overall program knowledge. -12-