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CODE OF COLORADO REGULATIONS 8 CCR 1403-1 Colorado Child Care Assistance Program

16 BBBB. “Overpayment” means child care assistance received by the adult caretaker(s) or teen parent(s), or monies paid to a child care provider, which they were not eligible to receive. CCCC. “Parent” means a biological, adoptive or stepparent of a child. DDDD. “Parent fee” or “co-payment” means the household’s contribution to the total cost of child care paid by an adult caretaker or teen parent directly to the child care provider(s) prior to any state/county child care funds being expended. EEEE. “Pay stubs” means a form or statement from the employer indicating the name of the employee, the gross amount of income, mandatory and voluntary deductions from pay (i.e. FICA, insurance, etc.), net pay and pay date, along with year-to-date gross income. FFFF. “Post eligibility stabilization period” means the time frame in which an adult caretaker or teen parent must complete their job search activity if, at Low-Income Child Care re-determination, they have not utilized their entire time limited activity. GGGG. “Preponderance of evidence” means credible evidence that a claim is more likely true than not. HHHH. “Primary adult caretaker” means the person listed first on the CCCAP application and who accepts primary responsibility for completing forms and providing required verification. IIII. “Protective Services Child Care” means a child care component within CCCAP for children that have been placed by the county in foster home care, kinship foster home care or non-certified kinship care; have an open child welfare case; and the Department has approved a county to provide child care services utilizing the Child Care Development Fund (CCDF) rather than the Child Welfare Block Grant. JJJJ. “Projected expenditures” or “projections” means the Department or county’s best estimate of total program spending through the end of the fiscal year, calculated