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Project description, project location and the FAI number at the top of page 1.
10-0388-1
Documents and Information Required for State Home Construction and Acquisition Grants Initial Application
VA Form 10-0388-1 is the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs list of Documents and Information Required for State Home Construction and Acquisition Grants Initial Application. It belongs to VA's State Home Construction Grant Program (SHCGP), and VA's forms feed lists it under the Veterans Health Administration. The form says an initial application should be submitted to the SHCGP by April 15 if the state wishes consideration for placement on the priority list for the next fiscal year.
The form is two pages. It opens with the project description, project location and FAI number, then lists the standard forms in Section I, the documentation requirements in Section II and additional documentation for bed projects in Section III. Page 2 holds the certification signed by the authorized state official. It is completed by a state, not by individual Veterans.
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Project description, project location and the FAI number at the top of page 1.

SF 424, Application; SF 424C, Budget Information, Construction Programs; and SF 424D, Assurances, Construction Programs. The form says the equipment cost estimate is not to exceed 10 percent of the construction costs, and the contingency estimate 5 percent for new construction or 8 percent for remodeling projects.

Description and scope of the project and site, the governor's designation letter, a needs assessment, state clearinghouse comments under Executive Order 12372, schematic drawings and a space program analysis for nursing home or domiciliary.
For bed projects: veteran population demographics, travel distances over two hours, VA, state and community nursing home and domiciliary beds with occupancy rates for the previous fiscal year, waiting lists, acute and emergency care plans and staffing. For other projects: the reason for and scope of the project.

Proximity to a sufficient concentration of veterans 65 and older, a five-year capital plan, a financial plan for the first three years of operation, a certified count of state-operated beds and any justification for beds above the maximum defined in 38 CFR 59.40.
The authorized state official's name, title, signature and date, then the Paperwork Reduction Act notice with OMB Number 2900-0661 and an estimated burden of 6 hours.
Enter the project description, project location and FAI number at the top of page 1.
Section I lists SF 424, SF 424C and SF 424D, with the equipment and contingency limits printed under SF 424C.
The project description, the governor's designation letter, the needs assessment for the project type, clearinghouse comments or a compliance certification, schematic drawings and the space program analysis.
For bed projects, Section III lists items 7 to 11, including the five-year capital plan and the three-year financial plan.
The authorized state official enters a name and title, signs and dates the certification on page 2.
The form says an initial application should be submitted to the SHCGP by April 15 for consideration for the next fiscal year's priority list.
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The form names VA's State Home Construction Grant Program (SHCGP) as the place the initial application goes. It prints no mailing address.
The form says an initial application should be submitted by April 15 if the state wishes consideration for placement on the priority list for the next fiscal year.
The notice says response is voluntary, but VA will be unable to authorize a grant without a complete package.
The June 2020 edition, marked VA FORM 10-0388-1, JUN 2020. It carries OMB Number 2900-0661.
10-0388-14
90 fields, 2 pages
10-0388-5
7 fields, 2 pages
10-0388-3
75 fields, 2 pages
10-0388-4
53 fields, 2 pages
10-0388-13
7 fields, 1 page
10-0388-6
9 fields, 1 page
The form is part of a state's initial application to the State Home Construction Grant Program for placement on the priority list for the next fiscal year.
Page 2 asks for the name, title, signature and date of the authorized state official, who certifies that the information submitted to VA is true and correct to the best of their knowledge and ability.
Section II asks for a governor's letter, or a letter from the agency the governor authorized, designating the state representative and giving VA a way to contact that person. The form says the state representative notifies VA immediately of any changes.
The notice on page 2 says VA uses this information, with other documents submitted by the states, to determine project feasibility, meet requirements for a grant award and rank projects on the annual fiscal year priority list.
Section II has one needs assessment list for projects adding or replacing nursing home or domiciliary beds and a shorter one for projects that do not. Section III is for bed projects.
The form is completed by a state applying for a VA State Home construction or acquisition grant, not by individual Veterans.
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It lists the documents and information a state includes in an initial application for a VA State Home construction or acquisition grant.
The authorized state official, who certifies that the information submitted to VA is true and correct to the best of their knowledge and ability.
The form says it should be submitted to the State Home Construction Grant Program by April 15 if the state wishes consideration for placement on the priority list for the next fiscal year.
Section III is titled Additional Documentation for Bed Projects. Section II also has a separate, shorter needs assessment list for projects not adding or replacing nursing home or domiciliary beds.
No. The form is completed by a state and signed by its authorized state official as part of a grant application.
The Paperwork Reduction Act notice estimates an average of 6 hours per response.