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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1981-087-06/16/1981-APPROVING THE 1981-82 COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT BLOCK GRANT PROGRAM FOR THE CITY OF FORT COLLINS r RESOLUTION 81-87 OF THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF FORT COLLINS APPROVING THE 1981-82 COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT BLOCK GRANT PROGRAM FOR THE CITY OF FORT COLLINS BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF FORT COLLINS that the administration is authorized to submit the 1981 Community Development Block Grant application as follows Project Budget Housing Rehabilitation $233,200 An ongoing program to bring sub- standard homes in the BAVA Holy Family and Laurel School target areas up to code Grants and low interest loans are made available to the eligible homeowners Neighborhood Improvements (Laurel) $ 50,000 $50,000 was given to each target area over a 3-year period for improvements to the general area This third-year program is for the Laurel School target area Acquisition and Redevelopment -0- A project designed to remove blighted structures from properties and redevelop when possible No specific project has been identified and therefore this project cancelled Rental Inspection Program -0- Originally planned to fund an inspection program for rental housing units The pr ogr am did not materialize Project Budget Handicapped Advisory Committee $ 40,000 An ongoing program designed to remove architectural barriers from the residences of eligible handicapped individuals Downtown Parking & Improvements $ 75,000 Funds are used for the purchase of the Grain Elevator site on Mason Street which provides additional parking in the downtown area Buckingham Greenbelt $147,700 This project is to acquire 20-acres fronting the east side of the Poudre River between Buckingham Park and Linden Street It will remain as open space and not be developed Facade Renovation -0- Matching funds from the State Historic Society could not be obtained, therefore this program was cancelled Northside Community Center -0- An addition planned for storage of recreational equipment Funds available in 1981-1982 are inadequate and the project has been delayed Neighbor-to-Neighbor $ 36,000 Housing Counselor - This 1s an ongoing program to sponsor a housing counselor to work with the homeowner receiving housing rehabilitation grants and loans Project Budget Construction Supervisor - This is also an ongoing project to fund a construction supervisor who trains low income youth in residential construction Local Development Corporation Repay $ 20,000 A non-profit corporation designed to provide seed money to small businesses in the downtown area Funds had been borrowed in the past to complete another project This will complete the repayment of tnose born owed funds Emergency Repairs $ 24,000 This project will establish a fund to assist eligible home- owners in target areas with emergency repairs such as red-tagged furnace, leaking roof, etc Administration $123,100 Contingency $ 27,000 Total $776,000 BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that all funds unexpended at the conclusion of the projects listed herein shall be directed to the Housing Rehabilitation Project Passed and adopted at a regular meeting of the City Council held this 16th day of June, 1981 ATTEST Mayor —" ityC Clerk