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Rule 122-4-05 | Confirmation of state ceiling allocation for issuance of bonds in subsequent years -- carryforwards.

...(A) Notice of intent for carryforward. Subject to paragraph (A)(6) of this rule, a notice of intent may be filed by an issuer with the director before five p.m. on the second Thursday of December of the year in which the allocation was first eligible with respect to carryforward bonds which are expected to be issued in subsequent years; are eligible for the election pursuant to Section 146(f) of t...

Rule 122-4-06 | Administrative.

...(A) Evidence of filing. The director shall note on all notices of intent and notices of issuance the date of receipt by the director's office, and such noted date shall be conclusive evidence of the date such notices are received by the director's office. (B) Record of confirmations. The director shall maintain continuous and cumulative records of the amounts of restricted bonds as to which c...

Rule 122-6-01 | Access to confidential personal information.

...(A) Definitions For the purposes of administrative rules promulgated in accordance with section 1347.15 of the Revised Code, the following definitions apply: (1) "Access" as a noun means an opportunity to copy, view, or otherwise perceive whereas "access" as a verb means to copy, view, or otherwise perceive. (2) "Acquisition of a new computer system" means the purchase of a "computer system," as defined in this ru...

Rule 122:1-1-02 | Application and criteria.

...(A) Applications for workable program certification shall be signed by the executive officer of the applying municipal corporation and shall set forth each element required by the criteria of this rule in sufficient detail to enable the director of the development services agency to make a determination as to whether the requirements of this rule are met. Reasonable supporting documentation and information may be req...

Rule 122:1-1-02 | Application and criteria.

...(A) Applications for workable program certification will be signed by the executive officer of the applying municipal corporation and set forth each element required by the criteria of this rule in sufficient detail to enable the director of development to make a determination as to whether the requirements of this rule are met. Reasonable supporting documentation and information may be required u...

Rule 122:1-1-03 | Certification.

...(A) Written notice of the director of the development service agency's action shall be sent to the applicant within sixty days of receipt of an application. The director shall take such action only after an application has been determined to completely address the criteria set forth in rule 122:1-2-02 of the Administrative Code or an application where the municipal corporation has failed to respond to the director's...

Rule 122:1-1-03 | Certification.

...(A) Written notice of the director of development's action will be sent by electronic mail to the applicant within sixty days of receipt of an application. The director may take such action only after an application has been determined to completely address the criteria set forth in rule 122:1-2-02 of the Administrative Code or an application where the municipal corporation has failed to respond t...

Rule 122:1-1-04 | Recertification and reporting requirements.

...(A) In order to retain the certification of a workable program certified other than on the basis of current federal certification, a municipal corporation shall submit two years after certification and every two years thereafter to the director of the development services agency the following items: (1) A statement of any changes in its workable program; (2) A list of all projects that are in process including bu...

Rule 122:1-1-04 | Recertification and reporting requirements.

...(A) In order to retain the certification of a workable program certified other than on the basis of current federal certification, a municipal corporation will submit to the director of development two years after certification and every two years thereafter the following items: (1) A statement of any changes in its workable program; (2) A list of all projects that are in process including...

Rule 122:1-1-05 | Decertification.

...(A) If upon review of the statement required by paragraph (A) of rule 122:1-1-04 of the Administrative Code, the director of the development services agency determines that a workable program no longer meets the criteria of rule 122:1-1-02 of the Administrative Code, then the director shall send to the executive officer of the municipal corporation notice that the workable program of the municipal corporation is dece...

Rule 122:1-1-05 | Decertification.

...(A) If upon review of the statement required by paragraph (A) of rule 122:1-1-04 of the Administrative Code, the director of development determines that a workable program no longer meets the criteria of rule 122:1-1-02 of the Administrative Code, then the director will send to the executive officer of the municipal corporation by electronic mail notice that the workable program of the municipal c...

Rule 122:4-1-01 | Enterprise zone characteristics definitions.

...(A) As used in division (A)(1)(d) of section 5709.61 of the Revised Code, a prevalence shall mean that at least five per cent of the commercial or industrial structures in the area proposed as an enterprise zone are vacant or demolished, or are vacant and the taxes charged thereon are delinquent. (1) A retail facility in the area shall be counted as a commercial structure. (2) A vacant structure is a facility whi...

Rule 122:4-1-01 | Enterprise zone characteristics definitions.

...(A) As used in division (A)(1)(d) of section 5709.61 of the Revised Code, a prevalence means that at least five per cent of the commercial or industrial structures in the area proposed as an enterprise zone are vacant or demolished, or are vacant and the taxes charged thereon are delinquent. (1) A retail facility in the area is counted as a commercial structure. (2) A vacant structure is a...

Rule 122:5-1-03 | Termination of community services block grant funding.

...(A) Termination in general. The deputy chief of the community services division may terminate community service block grant ("CSBG") funding to an eligible entity in any of the following instances: (1) The deputy chief of the community services division determines that the governing board of the eligible entity cannot or will not take the necessary action to bring the eligible entity into com...

Rule 122:5-2-03 | CSBG 122.5.2.03.

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Rule 122:5-3-01 | Definitions.

...Defined terms used in this chapter are as follows: (A) "Account default" means a PIPP plus customer's failure to pay monthly PIPP plus installment amounts causing the PIPP plus customer's electric service to be subject to disconnection by a utility for nonpayment or actually disconnected for nonpayment. (B) "Accrued arrearage" means for each PIPP plus customer that customer's total bill balance, less the current ...

Rule 122:5-3-01 | Definitions.

...Defined terms used in this chapter are as follows: (A) "Account default" means a PIPP plus customer's failure to pay monthly PIPP plus installment amounts causing the PIPP plus customer's electric service to be subject to disconnection by a utility for nonpayment or actually disconnected for nonpayment. (B) "Accrued arrearage" means for each PIPP plus customer that customer's total bill bala...

Rule 122:5-3-02 | Criteria for customer eligibility.

...(A) Customer of a participating utility. An individual must be a residential customer of an electric distribution utility or a participating electric cooperative or municipal electric company to participate in the PIPP plus program. (B) Household income (1) Compared to federal poverty guidelines. Any customer whose annual household income is one hundred fifty per cent or less than the federal po...

Rule 122:5-3-02 | Criteria for customer eligibility.

...(A) Customer of a participating utility. An individual must be a residential customer of an electric distribution utility or a participating electric cooperative or municipal electric company to participate in the PIPP plus program. (B) Household income (1) Compared to federal poverty guidelines. Any customer whose annual household income is one hundred fifty per cent or less than the federal po...

Rule 122:5-3-03 | Procedures for verifying customer eligibility.

...(A) One-stop application and eligibility determination process. (1) Local agency. To the extent practicable, the director shall maintain a one-stop application and eligibility determination process for customers administered by the office of community assistance. Applications may be accepted by the office of community assistance and, at the local level, by a local agency. The eligibility determination process shall ...

Rule 122:5-3-03 | Procedures for verifying customer eligibility.

...(A) One-stop application and eligibility determination process. (1) Local agency. To the extent practicable, the director shall maintain a one-stop application and eligibility determination process for customers administered by the office of community assistance. Applications may be accepted by the office of community assistance and, at the local level, by a local agency. The eligibility dete...

Rule 122:5-3-04 | Payment and crediting arrangements and responsibilities.

...(A) Customer payments. (1) Monthly PIPP plus installment amount. For a PIPP plus customer with an electric baseload residence, the monthly PIPP plus installment amount shall be the greater of six per cent of such customer's monthly household income, as determined based on current income information provided by the PIPP plus customer at the time of application or subsequent income verification, or the minimum monthly...

Rule 122:5-3-04 | Payment and crediting arrangements and responsibilities.

...(A) Customer payments. (1) Monthly PIPP plus installment amount. For a PIPP plus customer with an electric baseload residence, the monthly PIPP plus installment amount shall be the greater of five per cent of such customer's monthly household income, as determined based on current income information provided by the PIPP plus customer at the time of application or subsequent income verification, o...

Rule 122:5-3-05 | Procedures for disbursing public funds to electric utilities; timely remittance of revenue.

...(A) Application of customer deposits. If an electric distribution utility has collected a deposit from a customer who subsequently enrolls in the PIPP plus program, the electric distribution utility shall apply the deposit to the customer's account in a manner consistent with rule 4901:1-10-14 of the Administrative Code (or any successor rule of substantially the same effect) promptly following delivery of notice by ...

Rule 122:5-3-08 | Energy efficiency and weatherization services and consumer education.

...(A) Allocation of energy efficiency and weatherization services. To the extent practicable, energy efficiency and weatherization services supported with resources from the fund shall be targeted to the certified territories of an electric distribution utility in the same proportion as the revenue remitted by such electric distribution utility to the director for the fund as corresponds to the total revenue remitted f...