Freedom of Information Request Change Order policy for elevation reimbursement. It has been stated that after a homeowner signs the grant agreement for elevation and reconstruction that a change order would be made to include additional costs.

FAQ#: 35 published 1-4-2019

Date Nov. 2, 2018

Request a copy of the "Change Order" policy for elevation reimbursement. 
It has been stated that after a homeowner signs the grant agreement for elevation and reconstruction that a change order would be made to include additional costs of elevation. 
The program costs are listed in the Homeowners Manual version 4.1 and were updated in the APA 9 July 18, 2018. 

According to policy in the homeowners manual 4.1 and emails received from Paul Roberts the final grant award is reflected in the eGrants program only. 

I need the policy on updating egrants to reflect the additional elevation costs. 
 
>>> Response by State of Louisiana DOA OCD-DRU <<<
Date 11-8-2018

Your November 2, 2018 public records request was received by the Division of Administration on November 2, 2018. We are conducting a search for records. Once the search is finished, the records will be reviewed for privileges and exemptions. We will contact you as soon as the review is completed, and all non-exempt records will be made available to you.
 

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