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` k& W " A A TRUE COPY $1 C 0 0 ITA 31 ' 12 .:i 3CERTIFICATION ON 0 f � � �l P ��ii' J. R. SMITH, CLERK (2) (2) Training on Continuum of Care requirements. Costs of providing training on Continuum of Care requirements and attending HUD-sponsored Continuum of Care trainings. (3) Environmental review. Costs of carrying out the environmental review responsibilities under §578. 31 . (b) Sharing requirement. ( 1 ) UFAs. If the recipient is a UFA that carries out a project, it may use up to 10 percent of the grant amount awarded for the project on project administrative costs. The UFAK must share the remaining project administrative funds with its subrecipients. (2) Recipients that are not UFAs. If the recipient is not a UFA, it must share at least 50 percent of project admstrative funds with its subrecipients. ini § 578.61 Relocation costs. (a) In general. Relocation costs under the Uniform Relocation Assistance and Real Property Acquisition Policies Act of 1970 are eligible. (b) Eligible relocation costs. Eligible costs are costs to provide relocation payments and other assistance to persons displaced by a project assisted with grant funds in accordance with §578 . 83 . § 578 .63 Indirect costs. (a) In general. Continuum of Care funds may be used to pay indirect costs in accordance with OMB Circulars A47 or A-122, as applicable. (b) Allocation. Indirect costs may be allocated to each eligible activity as provided in subpart D, so long as that allocation is consistent with an indirect cost rate proposal developed in accordance with OMB Circulars A47 or A– 122, as applicable. (c) Expenditure limits. The indirect costs charged to, an activity subject to an expenditure limit under § §578.39, 578 .41 , and 578 .59 must be added to the direct costs charged for that activity when determining the total costs subject to the expenditure limits. Subpart E—High-Performing Communities § 578.65 Standards. (a) In general. The collaborative applicant for a Continuum may apply to HUD to have the Continuum be designated a high-performing community (HPC). The designation shall be for grants awarded in the same competition in which the designation is applied for and made. (b) Applying for HPC designation. The application must be submitted at such time and in such manner as HUD may require, must use HMIS data where required to show the standards for qualifying are met, and must contain such information as HUD requires, including at a minimum: ( 1 ) A report showing how the Continuum of Care program funds received in the preceding year were expended; ' (2) A specific plan for how grant funds will be expended; and (3) Information establishing that the Continuum of Care meets the standards for HPCs. (c) Standards for qualifying as an HPC. To qualify as an HPC, a Continuum must demonstrate through: