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

30 mailing the notice before adverse action is taken with the following exceptions that require no prior notice: A. Facts indicate an overpayment because of probable fraudulent behavior or an intentional program violation and such facts have been verified to the extent possible. B. The proposed adverse action is based on a written or verbal statement from the adult caretaker(s) or teen parent(s) who state(s) that he/she no longer wishes to receive assistance or services. C. The proposed adverse action is requested by another county or the Department. D. The counties or their designee(s) have confirmed the death of a recipient or of adult care taker or teen parent. E. The county has exercised its right to terminate a fiscal agreement with any child care provider because a child’s health or safety is endangered, or the child care provider is under a negative licensing action. 3.109 ADULT CARETAKER OR TEEN PARENT AND CHILD CARE PROVIDER APPEAL RIGHTS Counties’ or designee(s)’ staff shall advise the adult caretaker(s) or teen parent(s) in writing of their right to a county dispute resolution conference or state-level hearing pursuant rule section 6.300 of the Administrative Appeals for the Colorado Department of Early Childhood (8 CCR 1406-1). Child care providers shall be given written notice of their right to an informal county conference when they are given their copy of the fiscal agreement. 3.110 LOW-INCOME CHILD CARE Eligible CCCAP participants must: be an adult caretaker(s) or teen parent(s) of a child; meet program guidelines; be a low-income adult caretaker(s) or teen parent(s) participating in a low-income eligible activity; and need child care assistance. 3.111 LOW-INCOME CHILD CARE ELIGIBILITY To be eligible for Low-Income Child Care assistance the following criteria shall be met: