CFR > Title 15 - Commerce and Foreign Trade > SUBTITLE D—Regulations Relating to Telecommunications and Information > CHAPTER XXIII—NATIONAL TELECOMMUNICATIONS AND INFORMATION ADMINISTRATION, DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE (parts 2301 to 2301) > PART 2301—PUBLIC TELECOMMUNICATIONS FACILITIES PROGRAM > SUBPART B—Application Requirements (§2301.3 to §2301.15) > 2301.14—Supplemental application information.

2301.14—Supplemental application information.

(a) The Agency may request from the applicant any additional information that the Agency deems necessary to clarify the application. Applicants must provide to the Agency additional information that the Agency requests within fifteen (15) days of the date of the Agency's notice. Applicants must submit a copy of the requested information for each copy of the application submitted by the closing date.
(b) Applicants must immediately provide to the Agency information received after the closing date that materially affects the application, including:
(1) State Single Point of Contact and State Telecommunications Agency comments on applications;
(2) FCC file numbers and changes in the status of FCC applications necessary for the proposed project;
(3) Changes in the status of proposed local matching funds, including notification of the passage (including reduction or rejection) of a proposed state appropriation or receipt (or denial) of a proposed substantial matching gift;
(4) Changes that affect the applicant's eligibility under § 2301.3 ;
(5) Changes in the status of proposed production, participation, or distribution agreements (if relevant to the proposed project);
(6) Changes in lease or site rights agreements; and
(7) Complete failure of major items of equipment for which replacement costs have been requested or changes in the status of the need for the equipment requested.
(c) Applicants must place copies of any additional information submitted to the Agency in the copy of the application made available for public inspection pursuant to § 2301.13.
(d) Neither the Department nor the Agency will discuss the merits of an application when it is under review.