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SFY 2003 Community Services Performance Contract for Operating CS~s and ~ehaVioral Health Authorities Code of Virginia. Operating CSB also includes the organization that provides such serx ices. through its own staffor through contracts with other providers, unless the specific context indicates otherwise. ,&n operating CSB employs its own staff, and it is not a city or county government department. Performance Contract Funds means state-controlled funds (state general funds and federal funds appropriated by the General Assembly and allocated by the Department to the Board. the minimum I 0 percent local matching funds required by § 37.1-199 of the Code of Virginia and State Board Policy 4010 to receive allocations of state general funds, and balances of unexpended or unencumbered state general funds retained by the Board), Medicaid State Plan Option (SPO) and Mental Retardation Home and Community-Based Waiver (MR Waiver) fees, and other fees or revenues associated with individualized services plans or identified special projects or specific initiatives that are paid for using the preceding funds. Performance contract funds also may include additional local matching funds, which are above the 10 percent amount or are appropriated for services supported completely by such funds, that would be included in Exhibit A, Attachment 5.1 to this contract. Priority Populations means those groups of individuals, identified by using the screening instruments contained in Attachment 5.8, that have the most serious or severe disabilities, measured in terms of diagnosis, functional criteria, and presence of multiple disabilities. Mental Health Priority Populations are: · adults: adults with serious mental illnesses, assessed along three dimensions: diagnosis, functional impairment, and duration; · children and adolescents: individuals, birth through age 17, with a serious emotional disturbance assessed on two dimensions, diagnosis and functional impairment; and · at risk children and adolescents: individuals, birth through age l 7, who are at risk of serious emotional disturbance. Mental Retardation Priority. Populations are: · mental retardation: adults or children 3 years of age or older who have a confirmed diagnosis of mental retardation; and - · cognitive delay/early intervention: children.3 to 6 years of age who have a confirmation of cognitive developmental delay within one year of this priority populations assessment or children under 3 years of age with confirmed eligibility for Part C of IDEA. Substance Abuse Priority Populations are: Sub, stance dependence: individuals with a substance dependence (addiction) diagnosis, as defined by the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual IV (DSM IV), and use in the past 12 months (use is not required if the person has been incarcerated for 12 months or more and seeks treatment within 60 days of release); Page 5 of 41 05-06-2002