63. How can an individual board member demonstrate accountability to the Applicant’s proposed Target Market(s)?

FAQ Question
63. How can an individual board member demonstrate accountability to the Applicant’s
proposed Target Market(s)?
FAQ Answer

Individual accountability to a Target Market may be demonstrated through any of the following means:

Investment Area (IA)Low-Income Targeted
Populations (LITP)
Other Targeted Population
(OTP)
Primary residence in a qualified census tractStatus as a Low-Income individualStatus as a member of the Targeted Population
Status as an owner of a small business primarily located in a qualified census tract(s) or owner of a small business that principally employs and/or principally provides goods or services to residents of the qualified census tracts of an IAStatus as a staff member of a non-Affiliated third party, community development mission-driven organization that primarily provides services to Low-Income peopleStatus as a staff member of a Certified CDFI (OTP-CDFI only)
Status as an elected official primarily representing residents of qualified census tracts Status as a staff member of a non-Affiliated third party, community development mission-driven organization that primarily provides services to people with disabilities (OTP - Persons with Disabilities only)
Status as a staff member of a non-Affiliated third party, community development mission-driven organization that primarily provides services to residents of a qualified census tract(s) Status as a family member11 of a
person with disability (OTP - Persons with Disabilities only)
Enrollment in a federally recognized tribe (Applicants serving IAs located in Native geographies only)  

 

11Family members include those related by blood (including half-siblings), adoption, or marriage.