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Referring to page 10 Geographic Service Areas Are bidders/agencies require to have a center in a designated geographic area to be considered for funding in that area?

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Referring to page 10 Geographic Service Areas Are bidders/agencies require to have a center in a designated geographic area to be considered for funding in that area?

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Yes. ACWIB will recommend funding awards based on geographic distribution (see page 10 and 18 of proposal packet). ACWIB and Youth Policy Council Members recommended that bidders must either have a center or be willing to locate to a geographic area to be considered for funding in that area. Services must be easily accessible to youth closest to their homes. Q7: Youth Services Design Elements/Requirements-page 10. Please explain asterisk** A: Asterisks refers to chart on top of page 10. Under the geographic area of Eden, provision of services to youth in a municipal/township i.e., Castro Valley, Ashland and Cherryland Districts are service areas to be served as well. This is a local WIB requirement. Respondents to RFPs are not required to designate number of youth to be served, but must ensure that their services will be extended to those unincorporated areas.