5.3.2.1 Scope of Work

A. A Project Architect responsible for the full scope of work at the property is required. The Project Architect must fulfill all roles and responsibilities as described in MAP Guide Section 5.2.3.1.

B. The Project Architect’s drawings and specifications (plans and specs) must describe the entire scope of work involved for design permits and construction and must conform to HUD requirements for format and content of drawings and specifications (see Appendix 5, Section A.5.5).

C. Lender’s Construction Analyst is required to provide Architectural and Cost Analysis Reports and must fulfill all roles and responsibilities as described in MAP Guide Section 5.2.2.2.

D. The Lender’s Construction Analyst may prepare the CNA e-Tool for submission based on the proposed plans and specs by the Project Architect.

E. The use of CNA e-Tool is limited to scheduling and financing the future repairs and replacement of components (Reserve for Replacement (RfR)) only. No construction work should be described in the CNA e-Tool as Critical or Non-Critical Repairs.