17—5.9 (231) Matching funds.
	 5.9(1) Financial participation.
	  a.   	 State plan administration. The department shall use its federal allotment for state plan administration to pay not more than 75 percent of the costs of administering the state plan.
	  b.   	 Area plan administration. An AAA may use its federal allotment to pay not more than 75 percent of the cost of administering an area plan.
	  c.   	 Area plan services. An AAA may use its federal allotments for supportive, nutrition, and frail elderly services and its state elderly services allotment to pay not more than 85 percent of the costs of these activities.
	 5.9(2) OAA nonfederal match requirements. The nonfederal match may be either by allowable costs or the value of nonfederal, third-party in-kind contributions.
	 5.9(3) The 15 percent elderly services match requirement may be met by allowable costs or the value of third-party in-kind contributions from local sources.
	 5.9(4) Source of nonfederal share.
	  a.   	 Cash and in-kind match. At least 25 percent of the required minimum nonfederal share of area plan administration and services in each fiscal year shall be in the form of allowable costs of the state or local public agencies, or in the form of in-kind contributions from local public agencies.
	  b.   	 State match. One-third of the nonfederal share required for federally funded services shall be in the form of state-appropriated funds.
	 5.9(5) Match deficiency. If a match deficiency is identified regarding the nonfederal share, provisions will be made to rectify the deficiency in the following fiscal year or reduce the amount of funding to a level commensurate with the nonfederal share.
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