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(42 U.S.C. § 7401 et seq.) and the Federal Water Pollution Control Act as amended (33 U.S.C. § 1251 et seq.). 53. Cooperation. The Contractor agrees to comply with the quality control and compliance measures consisting of site visits, file audits, and other measures to ensure compliance. By entering into this Contract the Contractor agrees to cooperate with quality control and compliance efforts of IFPN which include: A. Standard compliance reviews of program operations and counseling files for clients reported to IFPN, in which reviews are conducted on -site or remotely; B. Additional client file reviews and site visits, in which files are selected at random for remote compliance reviews of specific client files; and/or C. Special compliance reviews that are performed when NeighborWorks America receives reports of non-compliance or has concerns about IFPN program management or financial management. The Contractor agrees to fully cooperate with IHCDA, NeighborWorks America, or the authorized representative, agent, or third -party contractor of either entity during compliance audits and agrees to allow them to come onto the site of the Contractor and to conduct a full review of compliance with IFPN requirements. 54. Ineliaible Expenses. The Contractor shall promptly repay IHCDA, out of non-federal resources, for any funds under this Contract that it utilizes for expenses that are deemed "ineligible" and/or "improperly documented" by any of the following: IHCDA, NeighborWorks America, IFPN Counselor Resource Guide, or this Agreement. In addition, the Contractor is prohibited from receiving payment under this Contract for any counseling activities for which it has billed, is planning to bill, or has received payment from the U.S. Department of Housing or Urban Development ("HUD") or vice versa. Accordingly, any such expenses shall be deemed "ineligible". If the Contractor receives payment from a client through the IFPN, it is not allowed to receive funds for that client through the MHA Outreach and Intake Project, or vice versa. The Contractor shall not submit subordinate liens for a homeowner whose primary lien was already service by the Contractor previously and where there is no significant change in circumstance for the borrower or change in work-out options available to the borrower, nor should the Contractor resubmit clients that it has taken longer than expected to counsel or to receive a final outcome. Tenants, heirs, owners who do not have a mortgage on the subject property, and owners (including investors) who do not live in the subject property are not eligible to receive counseling through IFPN. No IFPN funds may be provided directly to lenders or homeowners to discharge outstanding mortgage balances or for any other direct debt reduction payments. These funds may only be used to assist owner -occupants of one -to -four -unit properties. {00024811-1) Page 17 of 39