An application must set out geographic scope, coordination, and how applications are checked
What the document says“An implementing organization desiring an award under this subsection shall submit to the Secretary an application that includes--”
An implementing organization seeking an award must apply to the Secretary, setting out the geographic scope of its program including any rural, Tribal, suburban, or urban area, a plan for choosing subrecipients, how it will coordinate federal, State, Tribal, and local home repair programs including those of the Departments of Energy, the Interior, Veterans Affairs, and Agriculture, data on local housing need and any plan to preserve affordability, how it will process and verify applications, and anything else the Secretary requires.
What the document actually says“An implementing organization desiring an award under this subsection shall submit to the Secretary an application that includes--”
A state or town that wants the money must apply. The application goes to the housing agency. It has to answer a set list of questions.
An application is how a body asks for a grant. This one asks where the program will run and how it will be managed. The housing agency uses it to choose.
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