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processing applications, properly determining eligibility, and provide record -keeping to satisfy HUD requirements; C. The City of Boulder will provide a main point of contact for each Service: a Regional Compliance Program Manager and a Regional Homeownership Program Manager; and d. Additional details of the Services provided are described in Exhibit A. 4. Expectations to Receive Services Provided. a. The City of Louisville will abide by the current policies and procedures of the Program as established and amended by the City of Boulder, in cooperation with the City of Louisville, as described in Exhibit A. b. The City of Louisville will use the current City of Boulder restricted covenants as template language to ensure consistency of Program administration. The current covenant templates are summarized in Exhibit B (Homeownership) and Exhibit C (Rental). Using a different covenant may be grounds to terminate the agreement by the City of Boulder. If amendment of the covenant template(s) is required to comply with the City of Louisville's local law, the City of Louisville and the City of Boulder agree to work in good faith to amend the template(s) for that City of Louisville. A Jurisdiction - specific template(s) shall be reviewed and approved by both the City of Boulder and that City of Louisville prior to implementation. C. The City of Louisville agrees to abide by all applicable existing policies and procedures (as described in Exhibit A) related to Program compliance. Advising on future changes to policies and procedures will be the responsibility of the Policy Advisory Committee, as described in Section 4.d. below. d. The City of Louisville will identify a point of contact to coordinate all activities related to the administration of the Program. In addition, the City of Louisville will appoint one member to provide an advisory role of Program activity in their community and along with members from other jurisdictions accepting similar services from the City of Boulder will be known as the Policy Advisory Committee. This Policy Advisory Committee will meet, at a minimum, twice annually to review data and recommend adjustments to the Program as needed. 5. Funding. a. Boulder County American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) funds of approximately $1,259,549 will be utilized by the City of Boulder for years one and two of the Program to pay for staff, database modifications and licenses, and to create a revolving loan fund to be used for foreclosure prevention.