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7. Failure to disclose and/or an attempt to conceal any required information on employment. 8. Any similar or related inappropriate conduct. 16. Non Fraud Irregularities and Conduct: This Section covers allegations of personal improprieties or other irregularities not constituting fraud, such as drug abuse or distribution of, vandalism, assault, murder, sex offense or other such public nuisances, or criminal activity. Suspected improprieties concerning employees, managers, committee members, elected officials, or constituents seeking assistance from the various programs administered by the County, as it pertains to moral, ethical, or behavioral conduct should be resolved by the appropriate Local Government Department Director and Administration whenever possible. This section uses 24 CFR part 5 subpart I; PREVENTING CRIME IN FEDERALLY ASSISTED HOUSING --DENYING ADMISSION AND TERMINATING TENANCY FOR CRIMINAL ACTIVITY OR ALCOHOL ABUSE 15.851-5.861) and 24 CFR part 5 subpart J; ACCESS TO CRIMINAL RECORDS AND INFORMATION ( 5.901-5.905), as a guide when referencing non fraud irregularities and conduct. 17. Local Government Status Reports. The housing program may as applicable to funding requirements, create and maintain or require any of its Sub -Recipients, Contractors, Consultants and/or vendors to create and maintain a monthly status report. This report is to be presented to the PA/HRS on a regular pre -designated date and time each month. It is important that the PA and local governing body be kept informed as to the project scheduling (i.e. bidding, work write-ups, contracting, construction, and completion) and budget to ensure that program compliance is being maintained. Every status report should be prepared in a format approved by the PA/HRS and have an attached budget summary, as applicable. The budget summary shall contain all relevant construction cost, and demographic data relevant to budget and administrative closeout audits and/or compliance reviews. Likewise the HRS and PA will submit periodic reports to the local elected officials and submit all required monthly, quarterly, annual required reporting to the funding agency on time and as required. Per Federal and/or state rules, the following reports required by the funding agency include, but may not be limited to: 1. Monthly Status Report (MSR) 2. Quarterly Status Report (QSR) 3. W/MBE Report (bi-yearly) 4. Section 3 Report (annual) 18. Subordination: (See the County's Subordination Policy) Approved Applicant homeowners who have received financial assistance from the various housing programs frequently request the local government to subordinate its interest in their property to a new loan mortgage/deed of trust ]8