PROGRAM INSTRUCTiON - New York State Office for … containing Food Stamp recipients - including m1xed households - are now categorically eligible for HEAP Tier I benefits. These households

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No: IDate: 10/11/9090-PI-60

Prcgrams Affecte::l.:

[ JIII-B [ JIII-c-1 [ JIII-c-2 [ ]III-D [ JSNAP [ JCSE [ JEISEP [ ]EPIC [ ]:RPE [xlHFAP [ )OIEER:

Contact Ferson (s) - Thone Number (s)

Your ASR

For Your Infonration:

IPI SUperseded by this doc!lrrent:

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PROGRAM INSTRUCTiON Q 0 o 0'~ 1Jlre@[ITft)@lm)0"il©J0JI1Ji1'J,.

NEW YORK STATE OFFICE FOR THE AGING ~ Bldg. 2. Empire State Plaza. Albany. NY 12223-0001

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'IO: D< JAREA AGENCY ON AGING DIRECIORS D<]HEAP Coordinators [ J

SUbject: 1990-91 HEAP program

Response I)le Date:

The purpose of this Program Instruction is to provide information related to the 1990-91 HEAP program and to address some of the changes in the program ·for this year.

Background:

The Federal Government has been providing funding for various low income home energy assistance programs since 1977. Through the 1990 federal fiscal year, the Low Income Home Energy Assistance Act of 1981 funded HEAP (called the Home Energy Assistance Program or HEAP in New York state). The Federal LIHEAP program is expected to be reauthorized with minor changes in 1990.

HEAP is a state supervised, locally administered, direct benefit program. The Department of Social Services is the lead agency for the program. The State Office for the Aging contracts with the NYS Department of Social Services to administer the Non-public Assistance component of HEAP for New York State residents aged 60 and older or disabled, through 57 Area Agencies on Aging.

Funding:

Federal funding for the program has been declining for the past few years. From a high of $260 ni11ion in HEAP funds allocated to NYS in 1985, the program was reduced to $175 million in 1989-90. HEAP may suffer additional federal funding cuts in the 1990-91 program, but it is difficult to predict what impact the current Middle East and deficit situation may have on the program. Therefore, we do not have allocation figures for 1990-91 as yet. This will depend on Congressional action on the reauthorization and the Federal bUdget, and on NYS allocations to each component of the HEAP program.

In earlier years of SOFA's involvement in the HEAP program, over 200,000 applications were approved, resulting in over $42,000,000 in benefits for the elderly. However, funding cuts have resulted in changes in eligibility and benefit levels. In 1989-90, over

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148,000 applications were processed by AMs, resulting in over 110,000 elderly or disabled New Yorkers being approved for approximately $23 million in HEAP benefits. Applications approved for NPA elderly were down by about 6% during the last program year due to policy changes, restrictions on eligibility of subsidized housing residents, and a two year freeze on maximum income allowable. In the past three years, Federal cuts have hurt the Non­Public Assistance and weatherization components of the HEAP bUdget the most. The rationale for Federal cuts was that the energy crisis was over, and oil overcharge money could be used for energy needs. However, oil overcharge money is not intended to supplant other federal funding, and the energy crisis is back again. We will keep you informed on the progress of the reauthorization and any changes in the program which result. As soon as final allocations are available, we will inform you of them.

It is expected that the HEAP program will be reauthorized and funded this Fall, and until October 19, HEAP is subj ect to a continuing resolution of Congress. In preparation for the 1990-91 HEAP Program, the New York State Plan for HEAP and State Department of Social Services HEAP regulations contain the following requirements:

start Up, staggered mailings, and shut down:

Staggered mailings of HEAP applications may begin as early as November 1, though the official start of the program is planned for November 15. Shut down is planned for March 29, 1991. No applications may be released before November 1. Applications returned before November 15 should be date stamped no earlier than November 15, the official start-up date. Official notice from SDSS is necessary to start up the program. If there are program changes due to funding, SDSS will notify all certifiers. .

Local Meetings:

AM management and certification staff should meet with LDSS before the end of October to negotiate staggered mailing schedules and other cooperative procedures. In counties where no AM staff attends the SDSS regional training, local DSS is responsible for training and updating AM HEAP staff on their return from SDSS training.

Food Stamp Households Over 60:

A~l households containing Food Stamp recipients - including m1xed households - are now categorically eligible for HEAP Tier I benefits. These households must apply through LDSS.

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AAAs that choose to may negotiate with LOSS to handle certification of the Food Stamp population over 60, however, they will not receive any additional administrative funding to cover the cost of so doing. This is a local option. Cover Letters:

SOSS cover letter language must be used on cover letters which accompany AAA outreach mailings. If any language is added or removed, a formal request for a waiver must be made. (See attached sample cover letter.)

Income Eligibility:

Income eligibility ceilings were raised slightly to allow some households which had been eliminated to apply. Tier I eligibility has also been raised to 130% of federal poverty levels, which means many more of the lowest income households will receive Tier I benefits.

Household Size Gross Monthly Income % of Tier I Tier II Ceiling Poverty

1 $679 $863 165% 2 $911 $1157 " 3 $1114 $1452 II

Benefit Levels:

Benefit levels for Tier I have gone down because more NPAs are in Tier I in the new matrix.

(See the matrix - Attachment III)

certifier Responsibilities:

Manuals:

Each certifying AAA is responsible for its errors or omissions in following the HEAP procedures. If an AAA certifies a client in error because procedures were not followed - or if proper procedure is not documented - the OFA will be held responsible by SOSS. We therefore strongly advise that all HEAP staff stUdy the manual carefully before the program starts up and consult the manual, LOSS liaison, and/or their ASR in all unusual circumstances which require interpretation of regulations. Manuals will be available as soon as they are printed. Any changes in the manual will be sent out as insert page updates. Certifiers are responsible for keeping their manuals updated and training staff on any changes.

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Date stamps:

All applications must be date stamped as manuals require ­when received, when pended, when certified. Date stamping should begin November 15, on the official start-up day. Application Register logs and monthly reports:

HEAP regulations require that logs are kept listing the case name, date of receipt, type of application, and listing requests for applications from new clients. SOFA's application register log or an approved equivalent should be used for this purpose. These should be accurate, as they may be referred to in legal cases. They are also useful for CAARS reporting purposes. CAARS report imbalances in the past may be due to errors in record keeping which these logs are designed to avoid. CAARS reports for HEAP must begin with the month of November 1990, and are due by the eighth day of each following month (or if the eighth falls on a weekend, due by the following Monday) starting December 10, 1990. Send these reports to the Bureau of operational standards and Systems Development, attention Nancy Gisotti. Use the same forms as last year. (Sample attached~

Letters of Verification:

A letter requesting verification - using the SDSS format ­must go out to pended applicants, and a copy must be on file in the AAA client file. (Sample attached - Attachment II)

Subsidized Housing Residents:

Subsidized housing residents' vendor relationships must be verified. This means AAA certifiers must document that they checked to be sure that each subsidized housing applicant pays for heat - not just electricity or cooking gas. A system must be set up to do so in cooperation with the utility companies if not already in place.

Documentation Retention:

Copies of all documentation sent to LOSS with applications should be kept on file at the AAA. Documentation and other HEAP files are required to be retained for a period of six years under State requirements. (The Federal requirement is for three years, but we are also sUbject to State fiscal and aUditing requirements.)

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Low Income form:

Guidelines for when this form is required have been relaxed and the form has been revised. This form indicating that a verification contact was made is required when household members have income below SSI level or have expenses which are more than $100 per month above income. SSI Code A income levels are: 1 person - $472 2 people -$681.50.

Emerqency Grants:

Requirements for emerqency benefit applicants reqardinq neqotiatinq deferred payment aqreements with the utilities have been chanqed. Assets must be spent down to zero to be e1iqib1e for Emerqency HEAP qrants. This does not include burial funds, which are allowable under specific conditions­- see the manual for details. There is no HEAP emerqency money available between October 1 and November 15. Emerqency money is likely to be spent quickly this year due to chanqes in application requirements.

REMINDER: AAA staff ARE NOT TO APPROVE EMERGENCY APPLICATIONS EVER NOR ARE THEY TO SIGN BIDS OR AGREEMENTS FOR INSTALLATIONS OR REPAIRS OF FURNACES, ETC. LOCAL DSS IS THE ONLY CERTIFIER FOR HEAP EMERGENCY APPLICATIONS.

Fuel Funds:

AAAs should assist clients to access any available Fuel Fund monies from utility companies which sponsor them to help out in emergency cases. HEAP coordinators should check with their utilities to determine amounts available and procedures for applying this year.

Senior 10:

Remember that seniors who are at risk should be encouraqed to· identify themselves to their utility companies to assure receipt of senior protections aqainst shut off, etc. There are other associated benefits for seniors throuqh some utility companies which may be attractive.

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other changes:

Training:

Because of funding constraints and space availability, the state Department of Social Services is not inviting all AAA HEAP staff to attend its training meetings this year. However, an AAA staff person can be invited by LDSS to be one of the three allowed to attend trom each county. We recommend that AAA directors contact SDSS Commissioners or HEAP Liaisons to request inclusion in that training. If they are not invited, arrangements should be made for a special training or HEAP update from those who do attend immediately after the SDSS regional training is held. For your information, this year there will be three DSS upstate regional trainings in Albany, Batavia, and syracuse, and individual county training in New York city, Nassau and Suffolk. SDSS informed SOFA that local training of AAA HEAP staff will be the responsibility of the local Departments of Social Services. If you have concerns or questions Which cannot be resolved by review of this program instruction coupled with AAAA, or SDSS, or LDSS training, and supplemented by technical assistance to your HEAP staff from your LDSS HEAP Liaison, contact your Aging services Representative at SOFA.

SOFA staff will be available to present a brief update on the HEAP program to AAA representatives at the AAAA meeting in Albany on November 8. Kathryn Leitch, HEAP/Energy Task Force Chair will notify AAAs about this training.

Under 60 Mail-ins:

For your information, mail-ins may be used for under 60s who applied last year. LDSS will handle this process which is a major change in their certification system.

SS! Code A's - No questionnaire:

S5I Code As who are living at the same address as last year and who previously received HEAP will automatically get a HEAP check mailed to them this year. They do not have to fill out the SSI questionnaire used in the past. Only new SSI Code As will be required to do so. We do not yet know when their checks will go out.

Household composition:

The definition of "household" has changed. Roomer boarders can be distantly related. See the manual for the exact definition.

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Hotline Theme Day:

A specially pUblicized HOTLINE day is planned for November 15 wi th energy as the theme. AAAs may receive more HEAP and weatherization referrals than usual on that day as a result.

Other Hotlines:

The SSI Income Maintenance/HEAP Hotline phone is 1-800-342­3009 for any SSI recipient who needs to check on his/her HEAP status.

NYSOFA Hotline is 1-800-342-9871.

NYS Public Service Commission Hotline is 1-800-342-3355.

NYSDSS Fair Hearing Hotline 1-800-342-3334

NYS Department of State Weatherization Hotline 1-800-828-2338

NYS Energy Office Energy Conservation Bank Hotline 1-800-342­3722

Telephone Lifeline Hotline 1-800-555-5000

Heating Regions:

Heating Regions assigned for certain counties have changed. We have no influence over this as it is done annually by a complex formula taking into account degree days and fuel costs for the previous year. counties moved (according to the State Plan) were Greene, st. Lawrence, Steuben, Tioga, a~d Yates.

For more information, consult the manual, your ASR and/or your LDSS HEAP liaison.

Attachments:

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I. II. II. IV.

V. VI.

SDSS SDSS Benefit Matrix, SDSS SDSS SDSS

Sample Cover Letter Mail-In Verification Letter

Income Matrix, Heating Regions List of Forms Discontinued, In Use, Update on Forms and Requirements Regional Training Schedule

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Attachment I

O:Ner Letter to be Used for

NPA (Oller/uroer 60) Mail-In Afplications

D=ar Pro,.'pective HEAP Participant:

Enclosed is an awlication for the 1990-91 Hare Energy Assistance

rue to c::harqes in the prcyrdlU, yw may rt:M mail in this awlication. In "

IlOS1:cases, j'OO.t' eligiCility can be ~ with the infO:cDationthat

you provide on this form an::l. it will not be necesS3ty for you to awly in

person.

Please a:a:rq:>lete pages 1 throogh 3 of the awlication; Listed below is

infO:cDation that yw shcu1d be aware of when carpleti.n:] the application:

Page 1:

o Please read the IIlportant Notice at the top of page 1.

o Include the :names of.Ml x:eoPle liviIq in yaJr hc:usehold.

Page 2:

o Check YES or NO for.&YmX question on this page.

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o Income inclu:les any check(s) Iohidl is (are) dixectly deposited into

your bank accOimt::, any interest or dividerrls earned even if you do

not directly receive a check, serial security (include any amount " '

deducted for Medicare Part B premiums), ani all other sources of

:incane.

o If anyone in your household has wages, suJ:::anit copies of the last 4

pay stubs.

Page 3:

o Check the type of housing that you live in. ",

o If you pay separately for your heat, o:mplete section 4A. Include

a copy of your heatin:; bill .

• 0 If you do mt par ~tely for heat, o:mplete section 4B.

o SIGN ani I:lM'E the awlication.

o If anyone assisted you in o:mpletion of the awlication, please

enter that person's name un:ier ~Jl~gnatw:e.

Page 4:

o Read carefully the information on page 4.

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To prevent any delay in prc:cessirq, please review your awlication to be

sure you have answeied all the questiors am have signed the awlication.

once ycAJr awlication is received, pro:essirq will begin and you will be e

notified of ycAJr eligibility determination.

If you are in an elI'Ierg'ency situation (you aJ:G without heatin;J fuel

a1xl/or have a scheduled heat-related utility shut-off) , you nay also be

eligible for elI'Ierg'ency assistance..

If you are in an emergency sitUation, have any questions or need

assistance in caIplet.irg the awlication, please =tact: '

Please return yoor canpleted am signed application to:

Sincerely,

Enclosure

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Attachment II

Mail-In verification Letter

Dl/I'E:

Dear HEAP Applicant: '

'!his agency has received a Home Energy Assistance Program (HEAP) application from you' on • HoweverI we require further

.information to process the application. You must provide the required information by • Failure to provide this information by this date will result in the DENIAL of your application.

You must contact this agency because:

. Your HEAP application differs from the one that you submitted last year and the reasons are not krlavn to us.

You have failed to =rplete your HEAP application and we need additional information.

We have questions regarding your household's:in=ne as .in::llcated on your HEAP application.­

We have questions regarding the number of people who reside in your household.

You· must send in the following:

You have submitted a HEAP application from a prior program year. Please =rplete and sign the enclosed HEAP application and return it to this agency.

YOU forgot to sign an1/or date your application. Please sign and date the enclosed photocopy of your HEAP application and return it to this agency.

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on your HEAP application you have .in::llcated that has eantings; Please provide this office with _-=--=--=--=--=--=--=--=--=--'-5 pay stubs for the m:l5t recent four (4) weeks.

other:

You llI3.y call us at with the information or any quastions you llI3.y have OR you llI3.y send the information to: .

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'!hank you for your cooperation.

Enclosure

1990-91 HD.P BENUIIS REGULAR BENEFIT PA'J:llE:N'l' MM'RlX

Tier I Ino::me Benefit lSVels (Categorleuly Eligillle and J:ncans -'rested Households

at sa: BeleW' Tier I Inocme Limits)

Households with separate Fuel Bills

Household with Heat Included in Rent and

Fuel Oil, Kerosene SUl:lSidized LP Gas, PSC Housing Tenants

Re;ulated Electric Electric Which Pay Heating and village Natural Gas, Heat Directly for

Region of GreeI!!X?rt Wood, coal (Municipal) Heat

I $ 275 $ 180 $ 145 $ 145 II 275 195 150 150

III 295 210 160 160 IV 325 240 180 180

Tier II IncalI8 Benetit Levels (Inccce Tested Households Between Tier I Ino=rne

MaxjtmJm and trier II Maxirmzm Tnmne Limits)

BaUsehcld with Beat Included In llImt and

Fuel oil,' 1terOsene , . SUbSidized LP Gas, 1'SC lioUsinq Tlmants

Regulated Electric Electric i/hichPay Heatinq and villaqe _ Natural Gas, HeIlt Directly Region of GreellP9rt Wood. coal (!AArlcipal) For Heat

I $ 190 $ 125 $ 100 $ 100 II 185 135 100 100

III 200 145 110 110 IV 220 160 120 120

Region I

Nassau New York City Orange Putl'lalll Rockland SUffolk Wes'"..c.'lester

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Househol~ Size Tier I Tier II

1 o - $ 679 $ 680 - $ 863 2 o - 911 912 - 1,157 3 '.. o - 1,114 1,145 - 1,452 4 o - 1,375 1,376 - 1,746 5 o - 1,606 1,607 - 2,040 6 o - 1,839 1,840 - 2,335 7 o - 2,070 2,071 - 2,629 8 o - 2,302 2,303 - 2,877 9 o - 2,535 2,536 - 2,939

10 0-2,766 2,767 - 3,192 Each Acldi.tional

Person + $231 '" $ 267

Heating Peglee Day Regions

Region II

cayuga ontario A1barJy Olautauqua Orleans Allegany O1ernunq Oswego Btcare DJtchess . Schuyler cattaraugus Er'ie seneca 0lel'lan;0 Genesee Ulster Clinton

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Attachment IV.

Discontinue as of 9/28/90

Application (I:SS-342l/3421S rev. 6/89)

Low In=ne Worksheet (OSS-3829 - rev. 6/89)·'

Notice of Eligibility I:ecision (OSS-3494C, rev. 6/89)

Request for Replacement of Essential Heatin; Equipnent

USe until Depleted

&ldget Worksheet (DSS-3594 - rev. 6/89)

NOTE: '!here will be minor changes on revised 6/90 worksheet

No Changes

5elf-ErrplOJ'llle!1"t Worksheet (OSS-3785 - rev. 7/88)

. ":, Documentation Requirements (OSS-3431 - rev. 6/88)

Notice of Eligibility Decision (OSS-3494, rev. 6/89)

Uniform Veo::lor Agreement Form

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Alien Status Information Documentation Requirements (OSS-3431.1 - rev. 6/90)

Wlication (005-3421/342lS, Rev. 6/90)

o one application will be .used for lxlth IMil-in and face to face certificatiori.· The type of ap;llication must be in::licated in the shaded section on page 1.

o '!he application can no longer be used to authorize benefits. Wl1S sections fonnerly used for this purpose have been deleted from pages 1 and ·4. The Wl1S Application-'l\lrn Aroun:1 Document CAPP TAD) must I'JaoI be used for payrrent authorization. '!he application IMy continue to be used for Wl1S registIy.

o other minor changes include:

addition of the program year on page 1 relocation of the food staIrp questions from page 2 to·page 1 addition of a check box for expediting applications on page 4

-o All other veraions of the application will be obsolete for the

1990-91 program. once the current program en:ls on september 28, . 1990, the 1989-90 application foDIIS should be discarded.

Alien status Infonnation .

o Applicants who are under 60 and not disabled must certify that no one in the household is an alien whose status was adjusted· in accordance with the Immigration Reform and control Act (IRCA) of 1986.

o '!he lan:JUage provided by NYSOOS must be reproduced locally and a signed certification must be contained in the file of all under 60 applicants who are not disabled.

Bu~et WOrksheet (005-3594, Rev. 6/90)

o several non-essential sections were eliminated to allow IIOre room for income calculations. '!he sections deleted are: address, type of bill, fuel type, and application type.

o A c:arl>onized version will be available.

o The current version of the worksheet (005-3594, Rev. 6/89) should be used tmtil the stock is depleted.

self-Enployment Worksheet (DSS-3785, Rev. 7/PS)

o No changes have been made on this fOIlll.

Documentation Requirements .

o No changes have been made. However, this fom will I'JaoI be available in a (English only) cartlonized versfcn,

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o Single sheet version (En:]lish front, Spanish reverse) (OOS-343l, rev. 5/88)

o carbcrdzed version (En:]lish only) (DSS-3431.1, ~. 6/90)

o o.n:rent supplies should be used.

r.ew Incane WOrksheet (DSS-3829, rev. 7/90)

o !!his worksheet is carpletely revised in an attenpt to assist certifiers in ~loring law/no incane situations.

o 'Ihe form is completed when the household's i.n=ne is be1aw the PA/SSI stan::'lard of need or when the .household's basic living expenses exceed lrOnthly income by ll'Ore than $100.

o 'Ihe certifier must carplete the form with information supplied by the applicant.

o All expenses, i.n=ne and resources must be doo!lvented.

o In situations where the applicant cannot reasonably explain past maintenance, the application must be further investigated or denied.

o other versions of this form cannot be used after 5eptelllber 28, 1990 and should be di scarded,

Notice of Eligibility Decision (IlSS-3494, :Rev. 6/89)

o No changes have been made to this version of the notice. However, a carboni'Fe1 vers,ion ,will be available.

o o.n:rent ~lies must be utilize1. !

Notice of Eligibility Decision (DSS-3494C, :Rev. 8/90)

o 'Ihe BICS generated version of the notice has been revised in an attenpt to accornrnodate the thirty (30) day eligibility notification requirement.

o 'Ihe language has all been re-written to future tense•.. .'~

o 'Ihe notice will only be generated at the time of generation of the 3209. No secorrl notice will be generated with check production.

o Districts using two-party checks ,nay want to develop local notices to send with the check,

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o 1he notice has also been revised to eliminate the different sections for PA ard NPA HEAP recipients.

o SICS will rt::M print the type ard all'OUI1t of benefit for all HEAP pay type cedes ,

o '!he current version of the BICS notice should be discarded after the 1989-90 program ends ard only the revised version can be used In 1990-91.

COVer Letter for NPA Mail-In kJplication.!! - under and OVer 60

o '!he larquage in the attached cover letter llIIJSt be reproduced locally. Arrj dlanges must be prior approved by NYsnss.

o '!he bracketed paragraph is used only for the under 60 p::pulation nY permitted mail-in access.

o 1he letter llIIJSt be provided with all NPA (under ard over aged 60) mail-jn applications.

COVer Letter for Mail-In MPlication.!! for categprically Eligible Households

o '!he larquage jn the attached cover letter· llIIJSt be reproduced locally. Arrj dlanges must be prior approved by NYsnss.

o 'Ibis letter is to be used for categorically eligible households such as FS, FA, ard SSI-<:ode A live-alones.

NOI'E: Jlpplicants for FS or FA are not categorically eligible.

Mail:-In Verification Letter

o Use fom for all mail-in applications that require additional Wormation unless resolution can be perfonned the saIl'e day as the pen:l.in:J period began.

o '!he larquage provided In the attached letter llIIJSt be reproduced locally. Arrj dlanges must be prior approved by NYsnss.

o COpies of this letter are to be naintained In the case file.

ReqUest for Repl~t of Essential Heatina,F.guiment

o Forms may be lXXlpleted by HEAP liaisons only.

o Forn was revised for clarity.

o OJrrent form will not be used In 1990-91 ard should be discarded.

o Must be reproduced locally.

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unifonn Vendor krreement FoIlll Low Incane Halle Energy 1\Ssistance Prwlalu ­PSC Regulated utilitiestNon-psc Regulated Energy SUpPlie..-s

o No c:l1anges have been made to these fonns.

o CUrrent supplies I!U.ISt be utilized.

Financial statement (DSS-3S96)

o FOllU has not been revised.

NOI'E: A Financial Stat:errent will not be required for 1990-91 HE'AP.

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State ot NeW York Department of SOCial services

HEHORANDUH DSS-S24EL

'1"0: Dlergy an:eau staff I\U'E: May 24, 1990.

FRa!: Elob Loz 8tlBJECT: 1990-91 HEAP 'I'rai.nin:J

'!he follCMin;J arrangements have been made regardi.n; the 1990-91 HEAP tra.ini..rq:

week 1

october 23, 1990

Albany Area CCWIties staff

NYS ~i.re Plaza All:lany Fut:nam All staff Canventi.on center Clinton Rensselaer Meet:ilY:1 Roc:m #5 COlumbia Rocklan::l. AllJany,NY 12223 Delaware sarato;r-!

nztd1ess SChenectady CJntact Person: Essex SChoharie Lisa Bryant Franklin Sullivan (518) 474-4759 Fulton Ulster) Greene Warren---"

Hamilton Wasl1in:fton Mcr1t:.gaJmy westd1ester oran;e

october 25, 1990

Batavia Area COunties staff

Holic3ay Inn Allegany Ontario To Be Eldt 48 'Ihruway Cattarau;us Orleans DeteDnined 200 oak SLLeet Qlautauqua Sdn:ylerBatavia, NY 14020 Erie seneca

Genesee steuben Contact Person: WayneLivinJst:a: ." ­"5aIxiy" M:mroe .~

(716) 343-1440 Niagara Yates

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Week 2

october 31, 1990

a:unti.es staff

Niagara Mohawk Bi:oare Mad;son To Be 300 Erie Blvd., west cayuga oneida Detennined SyracUse, NY 13202 Qlem.m;j OnorX2ga

01enaIJ;0 ClsWEg'o a:mtact Person: Cortlan:1 otsego Peter Maylene Herkimer st.Iawrence (315) 428-6209 Jefferson Tioga

Lewis Tt:IIiJki=

NC1I'E: Arran;ements for SUffolk, Nassau arxl New York City will be made separately.

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