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The draft accurately reflects the core eligibility criteria for free inspections and mitigation grants, as well as the grant match structure, approval-before-construction rule, and payment-after-completion process. Two clarifications would strengthen it: (1) explicitly note that Matching Grants require a paid-in-full invoice for reimbursement, while Low-Income Grants do not; and (2) mention the pending 2026 update that, once enacted, will extend roof improvement grant eligibility to townhomes similar to single-family homes. No contradictions found with the provided source.
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The draft accurately reflects the core eligibility criteria for free inspections and mitigation grants, as well as the grant match structure, approval-before-construction rule, and payment-after-completion process. Two clarifications would strengthen it: (1) explicitly note that Matching Grants require a paid-in-full invoice for reimbursement, while Low-Income Grants do not; and (2) mention the pending 2026 update that, once enacted, will extend roof improvement grant eligibility to townhomes similar to single-family homes. No contradictions found with the provided source.