HomeMy WebLinkAboutHousing Catalyst - Minutes - 09/17/1986CITY OF FORT COLLINS 1715 West Mountain, Ft. Collins, Colorado 80521 Telephone (303) 221-6820
HOUSING AUTHORITY
TQ Fort vJlllrhs Housing Authority Board of Commissioners
FROM David M Herrera, Executive Director,
DATE. Eeptember 17, 1966
SUBJECT: August Board minutes
Before the meeting was called to order, Mr. Steve Streeper of
the Wyoming Solution Company, gave a demonstration on the
Computer of the Housing Needs Assessment Program A"sample
scenario" w.s han.ued out to the board members so they could
follow, the pr'cgram. There were questions regarding the accuracy
Of the enalys_'s of the various tables Mr $Creeper explained
tnat several assumptions are being mane in order CO devise the
forvul a, for each frame of the program Then, upon completion
of the for'muias, the actual data will be reviewed for accuracy
and completeness Mr Streeper also added that other Housing
AutOrlties and Planning Departments are interested in our pro-
gram
The regular August meeting was called to orovc at 5.00 p.m by
the Vice -Chairman, Michael Perry
Camniss�n._>r= Pr__ent
BIII West
Eileen Waloow
Michael Perry
David Friel
Beverly Lee
Others._211lrt
Barbara Lie'dler
`tiff Presynt
Gravid M Herrera
Tracy Carter -Pitts
Ruth Campos
Crystal terr
V'ICe-Chairmanh Ferry recognized that Chairman Bonnetti had
resigned Commissioner Perry stated that Ken Bonnetti';
enthutlasm and energy On the Board and In the Community will
oe missed
It was noted by Councilwoman Liebler to amend the minutes to
read "Chairman Bonetti reported to the Board that Councilman
Estrada reported with that amendment, it was moved to approve
the minutes
Motion. west
Second Perry
Approved Unanimously
Page two (2)
August Minutes
III Election of Officers - Councilwoman Liebler stated that
a special Council meeting (9/23) will be held to appoint a new
Board member. Council persons Liebler and Estrada will be inter-
viewing applicants. The date for filling the vacancies will
be on October 6th Therefore, the election of officers will
be during the October meeting on October 21, 19BG A motion was
made to appoint Commissioner Perry as the interim Chairperson.
Motion West
Second: Waldow
Approved Unanimously
IV Budget Work Session Has been postponed until the October
meeting
V DIRECTOR'S REPORT:
Financial Status: A budget analysis of all the companies
was handed out The staff suggested comparing these handouts
to the budget spreadsheet that was handed out previously. It
was suggested discussing the 1987 budget at the October meeting.
A one page corisolodated summary of all the companies by a month
to month analysis was suggested
Budget revision request - Staff requested approval to compensate
Jeff Valloric for handling the supervisory duties of maintenance
supervisor from June 1, 1986 to present for an increase of
$2,000.
A letter from HUD demanding repayment of preliminary loan of over
$17,000 dating back to 1930 under project 41-5 was received
The initial loan of $1I,000 was made in 19BO.
Request for release from declaration of trust Congress passed
legislation that would forgive the debt of any units bougnt after
1974 if there aren't any ACC's and the debt is forgiven then
the Housing Authority does not have any links to HUD, A letter
was sent to Mr Dorsey requesting such a release
Issue HUD is presenting regulations to change the
administrative fee to 6.57, from 7.657.. We would suffer a
reduction of $20,000. The options for HUD were itemized in
letters to Senators Armstrong and Hart After discussio of the
matter, a motion was made to send the letters to the Senators
Motion, (Jest
Second: Perry
Page three 0)
August minutes
It was decided to delete the word Eastern in letter and to
suggest a graduated fee far larger authorities which could
absurb a lower rate.
Approved Unanimously
11 MANAGEMENT REPORT:
Housing Corporation had a jump in rent due to the teasing up
of 366 E. Mountain. There are currently 2 vacancies. Public
Housing had a decrease in rent from August to September but are
going back up in October Section 8 certificates and vouchers
are all isiued Affordable Housing has 2 vacancies at Cherry
(the first time since its openedl), one at Oak and one at
Matuka
The Maintenance Report went into the percent of work completed
vswhat is needed. The reason for so many outstanding work -
orders is that inspections were done in order to curb preventa-
tive maintenance
Status of Project Self -.Sufficiency Staff reported that the
orientation, interviewing and signing up of participants will
begin on September 22nd. The selection will be completed and
the program will be running by October 15, 1986. This has
certainly been a significant community cooperative effort
III DEVELOPMENT REPORT
R-P Plaza - Council put on the November ballot, currently the
project is on hold.
366 E Mountain - as reported in the Management Report, it is
complete and in operation.
Leisure Drive -- 95% complete
CDBG Land Acquisition -
Appraisals are as follows.
Meldrum - $56,000 316 Cherry - $43,500
120 Chem -- $43,700 322 Cherry -- S50,500
Page Four r.11t
August Board Minutes
There is currently $76„000 in the bank and an additional $207,000
appropriated fc.r 1987 for land acquisition through CfrBra After
much discussion o�.er the appraisals and whether to enter into
a contract or not a motion was made to .authorize staff to enter
into an offer un the Meldrum property
Motion
Waldow
Second
Perry
Abstain
West
Approved
!unanimous
Another, motion was made to authorize staff to enter into an offer
on 320 & 322 Cherry.
Motion
Waldow
Second
Perry
Abstain-
West
Approved.
Unanimous
A third motion was made to authorize staff to enter into an offer
on 316 Cherry
Motion
Waldow
Second
Perry
Abstain.
West
Approved
Unanimous
Mountain Ave Trailer Park - An offer of S281,500 was made on
the property subJect to 1007. financing with Home Federal Since
the City has a lien on the property because of unpaid utility
bills, Carlson must pay all debts before any deal is considered
SRO Housing Alternatives - The lease with Leona Sand will be
sent to all the board members for comments Some of the
questions staff is still uncertain about are.
1. Whether the building needs electrical work; antl
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Can we get a waiver from planning on the handicap access-
lbility code; and
3 Whether we will be able to use Interior rooms without exits
if we Install a sprinkler system.
IV. MISCELLANEOUS.
The National NAHRO Conference is being held in Chicago from
Sept. 2e through October 1. David Herrera and Eileen Waldow
will be attending the conference
Page Five (5)
August Board Minutes
David Herrera will be testifying at the Advisor Commission
on Intergovernmental Relations (ACIR) regarding relationships
of welfare agencies. It was suggested contacting the Coloradoan
for coverage
There being no further business, a motion was made to adjourn
the meeting
Motion. Perry
Second West
Approved Unanimously
The meeting was adjourned at 7:45 p in
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CITY OF FORT COLLINS 1715 West Mountain, Ft. Collins, Colorado 80521 - Telephone (303) 221-6820
HOUSING AUTHORITY Memorandum
To: City Clerk's & City Manager's Offices ,p
From: Ruth M. Campos, Admin. Assistant, FCHA
Date: September 15, 1986
Subject: September Housing Authority Board Meeting
This is to inform you that the September Board meeting
will be on September 23, 1986 @ 4:00 p.m. at the
Housing Authority Office. Since the August meeting
was held on September 10, it was decided to delay
the September meeting a week. As of this date,
the Special meetings have been put on hold.
SEP 15 1986
CITY MANAGER
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CITY OF FORT COLLINS 1715 West Mountain, Ft. Collins, Colorado80521 Telephone (303) 221-6820
HOUSING AUTHORITY Memorandum
To:
City Clerk
& City Manager's Offices
From:
Ft. Collins
Housing Authority
Date:
August 13,
1986
Subject: Meeting schedules
This is to notify your offices that the regularly scheduled
Housing Authority Board meeting is postponed one week this month.
The meeting will be August 26, 1986 at 4:OOp.m. rather than on
August 19th. The reason being Mr. Herrera will be at a meeting
the week of August 18th.
The next "special meeting" will be on September 10th at 4:30p.m.
The budget will be discussed at this meeting.
If you need clarifications, please call Ruth Campos at ex. 6820.
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Ft. Collins, Colorado 80521 Telephone (303) 221-6820
To: Wanda Krajicek
City Clerk
From: Ruth M. Campos, Admin. Assist. �y( �� �_ ' 'rUL 3 1 1986 J
Date: July 30, 1986 CITY CLERK
Subject: Fort Collins Housing Authority
Special Board Meeting
It was decided at the regular meeting of the Board on 7/29/86
that Special Meetings dealing with the issues that were discussed
at the Housing Authority Retreat in May would be held on the first
Wednesday of every month. Therefore, the first Special Meeting
will be this Wednesday, August 6th at 4:30 p.m. at the Housing
Authority Office, 1715 W. Mountain.
cc: Jody McAfee
City Manager's Office
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HOUSING AUTHORITY Memorandum
To: City Clerk's Office
From: Ft. Collins Housing Authority
Date: July 9, 1986
Subject: Board Meeting
This is to inform the City of Ft. Collins that the regular
Housing Authority meeting will not be on the Third Tuesday
of the month this month. It is scheduled to be held on
Tuesday, July 29th at 4:00 p.m., at the Housing Authority
Office. The reason for the change is that the Director
will be out of town on vacation and the Board elected to
postpone the meeting until his return.
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HOUSING AUTHORITY Memorandum
To: Ft. Collins Housing Authority
Board of Commissioners
From: David M. Herrera
Executive Director d jyt
Date: May 30, 1986
Subject: Notice of Special Board Meeting
Chairman Bonetti has requested a special Board meeting
for June 3, 1986, Tuesday, at 4:00 p.m. at the Housing Authority
Office.
Items to be discussed are:
• the new alien regulations
• displacement of SRO's (single room occupants)