Frequently Asked Questions
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Would a skilled nursing facility special treatment program (SNF-STP) qualify for IST Infrastructure Project funding?
No, a SNF-STP facility would not qualify for IST Infrastructure Project funding. This facility type does not align with the project’s goal of providing community-based housing options for DSH Diversion program participants. While the Request for Proposals (RFP) does not limit the licensure type, and allows for locked or unlocked housing types, the SNF-STP […]
Can a grantee request an extension of the Period of Performance in the PFA if the infrastructure project requires more time to complete?
Yes, a request for an extension of the Period of Performance in the Program Funding Agreement can be approved for an infrastructure project that requires more time to complete; however, it is expected that this would only occur after the grantee has made every effort to complete the project by June 30, 2028.
Can grant funds be used to pay for a loan taken out to purchase a building?
According to the Program Funding Agreement, Section 4.1: Program funds shall be used solely for the acquisition or down payment for acquisition of real property, construction costs, including construction of a new facility, or modification, […]
What happens if project construction is not complete by June 30, 2028?
The RFP section 1.1 states, “All funds must be expended by June 30, 2028.” The state funds are currently encumbered under the AHP contract. Once AHP disburses 100% of the allocated funds to a county, the June 30, 2028 deadline has been met. […]
Would a community residential treatment system (CRTS) be an acceptable facility type for the IST Infrastructure Project?
A community residential treatment system is an acceptable facility type for the IST Infrastructure Project as long as the facility meets the project requirements stated in Section 3.1 of the Request for Proposals (RFP).
Can IST Infrastructure Project funds be used exclusively for furniture and minor equipment? If so, is a Declaration of Restrictions (DoR) on the property required?
IST Infrastructure Project funding can be used to assist with the costs of construction, acquisition, down payment, or rehabilitation of a residential property, and/or furniture and minor equipment needed for occupancy. A county or non-county entity must obtain a DoR for ANY use of infrastructure funding.
