HomeMy WebLinkAboutResolutions - 1989.03.22 - 17041MISCELLANEOUS RESOLUTION NO. 89085 DATE: 3/23189
BY: PUBLIC SERVICES COMMITTEE, Richard D. Kuhn, Jr., Chairperson
IN RE: COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT DIVISION - 1989-90 COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT BLOCK GRANT
SUMMARY OF PROPOSED ACTIVITIES/APPLICATION
TO THE OAKLAND COUNTY BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS:
Mr. Chairperson, Ladies and Gentlemen:
WHEREAS, the County of Oakland by Miscellaneous Resolution #6961 of January
23, 1975 declared its intention to become designated as an Urban County under the
Federal Housing and Community Development Act of 1974, as amended; and
WHEREAS, this act was designed to consolidate many of the categorical grant
programs into one Block Grant Program placing authority and responsibility with
local officials as to community needs and priorities; and
WHEREAS, the County of Oakland has been allocated a Community Development
Block Grant (CDBG) of $3,646,000.00 in federal funds; $671,652.04 of County
Program Income and $1,661.20 of Community Program Income that equals a total of
$4,319,313.24 of funds to be distributed among the 48 participating units of
government and public hearings have been held by each community and the county
concerning use of these funds; and
WHEREAS, the Community Development Citizens Advisory Council has recomended
unanimous approval (by a roll call vote of 11-0) of the proposed Community
Development Block Grant Allocation Summary of Proposed Activities; and
WHEREAS, there are no county funds required for this grant and this
application has been reviewed and approved by the office of Corporation Counsel.
NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED that the Chairman of the Oakland County Board of
Commissioners is hereby authorized to sign and file an application for the 1989-90
Community Development Block Grant Funds under the Federal Housing and Community
Development Act of 1974, as amended, in accordance with the attached Summary of
Proposed Activities.
Mr. Chairperson, on behalf of the Public Services Committee, I move the
adoption of the foregoing resolution.
PUBLIC SERVICES COMMITTEE
OMANI) COUNTY
JNITY DVVELOPMENT PIVISION
1989-1990 GEZAM..11 .1,,T.TCXATIC.N
07 PRORISED ALIINITTES
I:MB:WARY 19E9
b '40.14 by:
DANIEL T. MURPHY Csidand:sty Execv.:17e
and County Commun1ty E,welopment Nvision.
Executive Office Building
1200 Nbrth. Telegraph Road
2ontiac,. Michiqan 48053
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rue
OAKLAND
,JNIaf DEVELOPMENT DIVISION
rOARD OF COMMISSI •
Rewo Chalree_r
McConnell, Vice Chairperson
Dennis M. Aaron
E. Bishop
C. William .**-11
John P. Calandra
Mark W. Chester
Larry Cr
James D. Ferrens
ilynn E. Gosling
M.
d W. Jensen
Ruth A. J
Richard D. Kuhn, Jr.
Susan G. Kuhn
A. Law
line Luzon
Mi .-1 D. McCulloch
E.
David L. Moffitt
Lillian Jaffe
John E. Olsen
J. G.
Lawrence R. Pernick
Price, Jr.
Richard G. Skarritt
Donn L. Wolf
. -
mason
son
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PUBLIC -4 z• • VICES COMM
cnLu Jr . , Chai
A. LaCiline Lu o
Michael D. McCull
1 E. McPherson
David L. Moffitt
E. 0
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OARLAM MATT
0:111.1NITY DEVMOPMENT D I
BOARD OF OtkPLISSI
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B. J. ish, Vice IL-"rperson
ARCMS son
Kuhn rson
Dennis
z . Krainer
Gerald *-'‘CKay
N -1 EcPherson
Joyce Mitten
Willis Morris
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Ri • G. Skarritt
Willi.n D. er
Arlene Walt
Do • WebL
RODUCTION
The Housing and Community Develq -nt Act of 1974 indicated that the nation's
cities, towns and smaller ur.., communities faced critical social, economic and
environmental problems caused by population growth and inadequate public and
private investment in housing and other physical activities. The Act indicates
that there were three objectives of the legislation. They are:
1. address the needs of low and moderate income people including senior citizens
and the handicapped;
2. the elimination of slum and blight conditions; and
3. meet urgent community needs where existing conditions pose a serious and
immediate threat to the health or welfare of a community where other financial
resources are not available to meet such needs.
Each year the Community Develo . .-nt Division prepares and submits an application
for Community Development funds distributed by the U.S. Department of Housing and
Urban Development. This submittal will be the fifteenth application for funds.
During this time, over $62,000,000 have been available for Community Development
Block Grant projects. The 1989-1990 Community Development Block Grant application
has been compiled to reflect receiving $3,646,000 in 1989. With County and
community program income, the funds for the Block Grant Program for 1989-90 total
$4,319,313.24. The 48 communities participating in the program will experience a
6.28 percent increase in their funds. This can be attributed to an increase in
the annual HUD allocation.
It is anticipated that HUD will release the funds during the latter part of May or
early June. Upon receiving notification that HUD has released the funds, the
communities will be notified that they may spend their allocations.
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INTRO
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EXPLANATION OF SYMMS
A
196-00-00-0 PUBLIC SERVICE ACTIVITY Til $5,000.00
A. Unique computer number to identify the community, year and activity.
B. Title of Activity
C. National Program Objectives:
A. Ensure benefit to low and moderate income persons, not less than 60% of a
grantee's aggregate funds shall be used to support activities that benefit
low and moderate income persons.
B. Aid in the prevention or elimination of slums or blighting conditions.
C. Meet other community development needs having a particular urgency because
existing conditions pose a serious and immediate threat to the health or
welfare of the community where other financial resources are not available
to meet such needs.
D. Environmental Review Status
1. environmentally assessed
2. categorically excluded
3. exempt
E. Funds allocated to each activity
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EXPLANATIO
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$e 3,210.00 GE IMPRO A) (1) 12-0,-7120
2 PUBLIC SERVICE ACTIVITIES (A) (3) 8,C7.-
1989-1990 CDBG PROJECT SUMMARY SHEET
CITY AUBURN HILLS
on Drainage Improvement
the engineering and
'--- drain on Margaret
.0 to the western
-truction project is
located in NS: area #207 that has 40.85%
low and moderate income people. This is a
contf ---'-n of a project that was
inid in 1988.
Oak Grove Subdivi.
Project includes
construction
Street frac_
terminus.
Home chore services will be made available
to low ar-,77. moderate income, senior citizen
and ha77/Ded people. Chore services
include h.t xe not limited to: snow and
ice removal; yard care; tree service;
interior and exterior cleaning.
1,766.00
NOTE: CURRENT HOUSE -'- DIRECT BENEFIT
ACTIVIa
SUBMITic1.1
RETMB1JRSEME1\
Monies for cost overruns in established
CDBG project accounts.
Tar
-1-
$58,483.00
$51,992,00
he existing
at the
2.100 Robina
addition will
e and provide
the existing
s7uction will
14,180. CO
Berkley
Street,
facilit7±.7
more ...
structur.
benefit
rt(-1._
196-13-n9-7680 (mTiNGENCY t1.3
in e..,-.F.,.ipUshed
One e staff s.on Will
be 2ity of
a -Liss will
11.7-n blighted
c
CT 1C -
Each of
low and
in identified
a-•' low and
eas in Tract
CT 1C7f: BG 7;
CT 1017. T.::.. BG 7.
.7,re than 38.46%
-2-
196 62-::-752o SENIOR CITIZEN CENTER $16,7,S'O. 00
The City. of Birmingham
for a new senior cen
-09- • • • 7030 BARR77n.MEE .-,..,,,,,WMEHENTS (A) (2) 16 690.00
72 -09-
$50,070.00
1989-1990 CDBG PROJECT SMMAR7 SHEET
a site
date, the
location has not been C.:J.ter7Thed but will
be within the city limits of Birmingham.
Sidewalk •*•:: will be placed at
intersectio throughout the City.
Proposed construction will begin in the
spring of 1989 and be completed by the
spring of 1990.
REHABILITATION (A) (2) 16,690.00
This activity will be administered
V71- the Oakland County Community
ent Home Improvement Program.
Eligibility will be established in
accordance with current program guidelines.
The
IWARY SHEET
avement
a areas. in
Mile Road
out city
4 e -' 5
,T%,
Mile Road
Tacoma (5).
.88% low and
Low and
berv?tjt.
has
2.
$9,452.00
22,733.00
f7) 22,6W.e0 7
at
: of
ver-free
er-free
he park
ely 200
fdc.
r -
o7
yarc -:
70
14-09-7595
• • $7,
(17.3G PRO3FeT
CITY OF FARMINGTON
7240 HOUSING REHABILITATION (A) (2)
Provide a housing rehabilitation program
for low and -,*berate income homeowners.
This activity will be administered through
the Oakland County CD -77u7ty Development
Home Improvement Prc-ir 177.gjbility will
be established in c with current
program guidelines.
196,45-09-7110 77 -701MN REVITALIZATION (7) (2)
Continued efforts will be directed toward
revitalizing the established Central
Business District by removing slum and
blight conditions. Activities will include
the installation of r.nting, horticultural
and decorative improvrts. This is a
continuation of an existing program.
Specific activities must be submitted and
approved for eligibility by the Oakland
County Community Development Division prior
to initiation.
$35, : :•
c-7de
crde
fl(-1
Pvelling
and
3ge and
-s of
s are
$62,100.00 7075 ) (2)
7305
to
thsir
ce
,rriers
-1dale
..•,3PFTT
BE
196-16-09-7680 4,092.00
37,811.00
96-16-09-7645 25,995.00
$129,998.00
CITY OF
1989-1990 ca.): SL 1ARY S
PAFTI
7010 17 SITION/T=YOLITION (A) (1) $81,385.00
13, ,
1. Properties will be acquired for the
development of the Maple Lane
Industrial Park that is located in an
area bounded by Hughes (W), Dequindre
(E), ...ward Heights (S) and the Hazel
Park Race Track (N). This area is
being developed with an Urban
Development Action Grant (UDAG). This
area is located in CT 1004 that has
44.22% low and moderate income people.
2. Properties will be acquired throughout
the community to address blight or side
lot expansion in areas where 30 foot
lots exist. The City of Hazel Park has
50.30% low and moderate income people.
17-7F-7475 RELOCATION COSTS (A) (1)
Relocation payments will be made to people
displaced dliti to the acquisition of
property being acquired for the development
of the Maple Lane Industrial Park. This
area is located in CT 1004, BG 1. CT 1004
has 44.22% low and H•erate income people.
In addition, there will be spot acquisition
to address the prevention or elimination of
slum and blight. Relocation payments will
be in accordance with the Uniform
Acquisition and Relocation Act. Planning
is in progress with completion slated for
1989 to complete the acquisition and
relocation activities.
NOTE: CURRENT HOUSEHOLD DIRECT BENEFIT
ACTIVITY INFORMATION MUST
SUBMI
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AcTiviri (CRITIi. ATIOF
196-18-09-7305 HOME 7,790.110
":VITY.
Tr" ATKIN MUST BE --- PRIOR 70 RECEIVING
URSEMENT FOR 1--- -
E: CURRarr
ACTIVI
REID'
DIRECT BENEFIT
PROTOCT SUMMITY
CITY OF HAZEL PARK (rant.)
-18-09-7670 GEZIENT (3) 10,159.00
Planning and management activities will
take place in the newly created Downtown
Development District under the guidance of
the Downtown Develcix-7:,_ Authority. In
addition, funds will te lized to fund a
planning study for the development of the
City's Eight Mile Road Corridor. Specific
activities must be approved by this
Division prior to iHtiztion of activities
to establish of individual
projects.
Minor repairs 1. , be made to the houses of
senior handicapped and low and
crate aeople within the City of
Hazel Park. Examples of work to be
performed include: electrical and plumbing
repair; painting; window replacement;
r..::4Ang; rail installation and other minor
repairs.
MOO
TOTAL $112,879.00
The total includes $1,200.00 in program income earned by the City
during 1988.
18-09-7420 PUBLI - $2,827.00
to
ser.
NOTE:
and a
to
in
and
atjr7Nn
.111it A
public
BENEFIT
8-09--7040 murin 11,311.00
MARY SaFET
The City =Thng
*5ge ' = 10
he
3caping.
3scaping
apearance
screen
traffic on
es will
Coolidge
'non
196->09--7440 RECREATIONAL $16,712.00
Keego
accicirdar
Rec
wil.
MARY SBEFT
u- 1 1 P-rk in
' -
a
'
the
and
..rk
rnd
SHEET
LAC
TIM
196-20-09-7440 2,131 00
will of
7ate inc .
sr1.111 re and
serv
carpentry '
insct and
Sez --- be
his
ice
Hcz
to
e
the
rn
at
at
. North.
specifically
Sara
This
des ° izens.
7305 ?LINO' - ( ) (2) 2,2
73FT
A
196-20-09-7420 P"nr (3) $1,180.00
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19 20-09-7670 PLANNING 74.00
20-0(-76(Y-7 CONTINGENCY (2) 788.00
PROJECT SUMMARY SHEE
CITY OF LATHROP VILLAGE (cont.)
Funds will - -1-t 4 nuation
of the plar.-7, - the
effect of the that is
presently on The balance
after the
be used for
is completed will
Fr7-3s for cost overruns in established CDEG
:7nt accounts.
7,873.00
7030
9-7075
47,264.00
39,702.00
19E-21-09-7 4,726.00
7
196-21-09-7570
2,835.00
6,617.00
ACTIVITY ND. ALLOCATION
CITY OF MADISON (cant
196-21 PUBLIC SERVICE ACTIVITY (A) (3) 124,2813.03 I
196-21-09-7 ADMINISTRATION 27,650.00
27680
1989-1990 4-ANC MAI ECT EZMMARY SHEET
ACT --7Y NO. ('RI T ION
A home chore -vices program will be
offered for sen . Atizeas and handicapped
residents of t. city. The services
proposed in this Fy-:77.3m will be lawn
maintenance, snow shrub pruning/
window cleaning and rt. exterior repairs.
NOTE: CURRENT HOUS; D- ECT BENEFIT
ACTIVITY INFORMA:- - MUST
SUBMITTED PRIOR i RECEIVING
REIMBURSEMENT FOR THIS ACTIVITY.
Funds for the .-f-tion of the CDBG
program at th I le7el.
2)
Monies for cost overruns in established
CDEG project
16,073.00
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CITY or PICRTEWILT:F:7
ACTIVITY tr. ACTIVITY (•ITERTA ALTOCATION
am.
1989-1* * (MSG as--citARY SBEET
22-•* 7030 BAUIA7 FRRE IMPROVEMENTS (A) (2)
This project will provi9
route from the parkin
sidewalk system to th?.
Millrace Historical Villac
location is the west side
from Main Street north to
the Millrace Historical
a barrier-free
and existing
rc,.nce of the
The project
iswold Road
entrance to
5 000 foot
Road
The
BG 9,
te income
from this
continue the
rk (21.7 acres)
This a
37,016.00
of
ry
of site
and the
UISTORIC (2) 4,373.00 7
-O9-751O SAFETY PA! $19,482.00
pro,
dev.
ion of
CDDG
'-pencied to
location
aft Road.
include:
olacement,
y.
on
An
will
245.00 196-23-09-7300 EMERCZNCY :ORAN (A) (2)
itation program
low and
-17-
ns and
of an
health
be
r F., F:)
7
7680
cost ow in esta5
ALLOCAT ION
30, 790 00 196-24-09
2
23, 411
10,927.
6,056
NOr. 11/171
25-C
ALLOCAT 1061
397.00
1, 364.00
1989-1990 CDDG F.NoTo7r sur-
CITY rT —EASANT RIDGE
program to address the needs of the
business community and (3) implement the
program to ensure the economic viability of
the commercial area, reduce and/or
eliminate slum blight conditions.
0 9,317.00
the
has
cam OF Rica-.1..urE
au
7570 S VEMENTS (A) (2)
26-09-7305 MINOR HOME REPAIR (A) (2) :P),000.00
SUMMARY
Monies will be allocated for
construction of handicap sidewalk
throughout the City. NSP area 209
39.48% low and moderate income.
Provide funds for minor home repair for
those houseee_ds that qualify as low and
moderate eeome households for the
replacement or construction of sidewalks
throughout the community.
NOTE: CURRENT HOUSEHOL7 flT -7r -1 7-,77EFIT
--TIVITY INFORMATIOlc BE
L.,BMITTED PRIOR
-7IMBURSEMENT FOR THIS ACTIVT
15,000.00 196-26-09-7040 BEAUTIFICATION (A) (2)
Approximately 50 trees of various species
that are 2-3 inches in diameter will be
planted in NSP area 209 that has 39,48% low
and moderate income people as well as other
areas of the community that meet current
eligibility requirements. Planting will
begin in September and end in November
1989.
$59,909.00
ihed to zaiis
-a3 handicsppe6
the municipal
ice ].eadi from
:use and
7ary for
an
is a fstear
A :
low
househr.,
water ,
the
6.350 -
7 T.
funded proqr
7440 RECREATTON
y haa
the
A) (2
15 ace parcel of
.pf
to
sf
:satc
47 277 On
$107,172.00
will be
They are:
Two ir
comped un'
:7en Street to
et will be
n asphalt cap. The
:eet -1 in CT "r.'77. BG 2,
At cor• -55% low moderate
-:o
1.
27-09-7595 STREET IMPROVEMRNTS (A) (2) 20,404.
2. Wells .7)m LibE --y to Lake
Street:. -tret is 2.,-:lated in NSF
areA 220 tha )8% low and
These projects are slated to begin in July
1989 and be 1 d in August 1989.
TOTAL $20,404.00
196-n-17::9-7420 PUBLIC SERVICE ACTIVITY (3) $91.)
The City will
eligible '•
desic fc-: senior
hand, Items
inciv but
interior
snow remov
etc. The
released
utilized
chore pcogram for
The program is
citizens and the
to be completed
ted to: minor
ing lawnmowing,
ng leaf raking,
when funds are
the funds are
NOTE: CURRENT HOU>
900.00
)MARY sur
Three water
will
The
1 east. C•O
Ahat E2
RoaT east
that
ople
2. P:;.
east 1,100
that 6412%
resided
the
of water
ants
each
will
Tated
in
addressed
The projects and d7
1. Kelly
feet.
lov
on
600
62.5%
resided
2. Bir east
1 that
liveo or
- people
7637 WATER SV (1) $81,295C
low
80,354.00 196-29-09-7595
1989-1990 CD SUMMARY SHEET
CITY OV TROY
. Chopin from Rochester Road east 1,100
feet. A survey determined that 64.2%
low and moderate income le resided
on the street.
These projects will result in the placement
of 2,700 lineal feet of 4 inch asphalt
pavement 20 feet wide and edge drain. Bids
will be received in May and the project
should be completed in November 1989.
The survey identified above was submitted
to and ':- HUD. Please refer to
correspondEfff, Rozny, Program
Manager, datef 5, 1988.
TOTAL. $161,649.,
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Safety
locations
The
as fo7'
in three
Lake.
on are
on the north side
70M Arvida to
730 linear feet).
7:T 1060, BG 3,
income
I. Install s:
of E.
Leon
:h side
Leon to
linear
lT 1060,
node rate
Install
of E.
Feri
feet).
BG 3,
3.
7510 $11,642.00 s.f PAT!
he north side
Commerce
TCt will
in
and
to w. to
boat -' on
Lnd
30-09-7595 STREW 10,368.00
uminous
Welfare
Streets
are with 52.48%
low T . - Cheriton is
51.07% low and
modera'-a will
be in and he completed
in Ser
TOTA 22,010.00
196-31-05-7
1S 7-31
ACTIVITY 14:11.
7110
for the
:rato
", • -.?S5
is
:for
The
r;a',77 has
and moderate
$9,925.00
1,736.00
18,355.00
-''ity is
ha % 38.70%
ThE C kin
at an
:ility
west
! Trunk
he City
"s and
's DPW
The
BG 9 that
income
funded
-31-
of the CDBG
196-31-09-7670 600.00
v,irpe-pc, 30,618. CX
TI
SUBM
REIN
12,837.00
T ION
32-C9-742C
A senior
to assist
A) (3) $2,265.00
will be retained
tizen program.
DIRECT BENEFIT
install
ties;
3. upgra
4. impro7:
.g;
free entrance facili-
7ilities; and
'DMS.
TOTAL $15 02.00
CR CITIZEN CENTER (A)
The Towns -
to be addle,-
They are:
four projects
prc-,7 - year
790jECT SUMMARY SHEET
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1989 Y SHEET
196-34-09-7595 STREET IMPROVEMENTS ( $26,747.00
Three streetr
these funds-
I be
-e:
771cted with
1. Michae]
1,000 7
2. Betty
Michael
3. Zarieda
its ter:
orth of Glass Road for
ting Zarieda and
a
north of Betty Street to
The project ,7i77 .37 approximately 2,075
lineal feet off
The 7Y by a survey that
The survey was
rel.v. • 'he Detroit HUD
off, August 5, 1988
lettei ng this
matt t. was 69.76% of
the useholda io and erate
inc-
topping.
716,,747.CYJ
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PROJECT SOMMARY S 1989-1
. . 35-09-7440 RErREATIOF FACIITTY (A) (2) ;,..41 709.00
0* 7670 PL PT L.. MANAGEMENT (3) 9,538.L3
HIP OF COMMERCE
The Tu.41 -,.) will construct a barrier free
restroom and concession stand in Maple Glen
Park. The park is located on the south
side of Glengary Road, approximately
one-half mile west of Benstein Road.
The park is located in NSP area #058 that
has 39.53% low and moderate income people.
Project is slated to begin in the spring of
1989 and be completed during the fall of
1989. This is a multi-year funded program.
1E7'5-3 0.,-7305 'THOR HOMF 732,PUTI (A) (2) 2,836.00
The township will implement a minor home
repair program for low and moderate income
and handicapped households. The program
will be administered in accordance with
established county guidelines for Minor
Home Repair programs.
NOTE: 10USEHOLD DIRECT BENEFIT
177--S INF0RMA7T0N MUST BE
CEIVING
The Township will hire a planning
consultant to develop a master plan for
bike paths within the township. The
consultant will be hired during the summer
of
196-36-C9-7520 $5,672.00
home
income
The program
estab•w:d
opment
when
7T
The
re771 -7
and
will
by
Divi
fund
NOT
(2) 5,822-00
The - - an emergency
- m and ::-Dderate
c
be 7)ddressed
ty and
water
$11,494.00
purchasing a piece
activities for
area 1-,7nded by Clyde Road
Poad (E); Highland Road (S)
of property
residents
(N);
The Township antiT
for r.
1989-1990 CDBG PROJECT SUMA -.R.
TOWNSHIP OF HIGHLAND
9-7440 RECREATIONAL FACILITIES (A) (1) if
and Hickasy 7 idge Road (W) (Sidwell No.
11-27-127-001 - 89 acres). This area is
locate' An CT 1113.04, BGs 7 and 9 that
contain 53.65 and 41.07%, respectively low
income people.
be used to purchase
' the senior
111 College
The Center
Rose and
purchased
,evstem, pool
is a multi-year
These
equi
citize
Street
service
Holly Towne
inc7 'es a
96-38-09-7530 SENTO
TAe
sreT
the
Colleg
5-22-09-7520 SENT
j- ---c ,-,asing a
7-c -t steiors to
loc at 111
$2,666.00
-,06C.20
196-38---7420 PUBL
The fleee will
blight ce -an-up
Trucks du
used within
area CT 11
77e-eeee inc:
762L 1!t) (1 )
extended to a 202
That has already
rian Village
:acated 2,000
nd north and
hoc'.
been
Seniee
feet we
east of P
1989- PRO.31171. SUMMARY SHEET
P OF /JOLLY
2,068.00
be used to carry out a
e-ffort in the township.
will be placed and
,(nd moderate income
3, 43.65% low and
of the township.
se) direif.:e; assist
'epped
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3,220,00
196-38-0D-7670 PLAN fl APT) (3) :7,758.00
1989-190 COBG PROJECT St AMARY SHEET
Icv-TnIr OF HOLLY (cont.)
A sewer line will be extended 150 feet
north to the develo. -nt from intersection
of Sunset and Grange Hall Road.
The Township will retain a planning
consultant to upgrade the community's
master plan and zoning ordinances.
$13,792.20
NOTE: Program income of $461.20 is included in the total. Holly Township's
original allocation is $13,331.00
HOME REPAIR (A) (2) $15206.00
NOTE: NT
-;iif;iffY
COTiMITTE
PUBLIC VICE (A) (3) 7,603.00
1. Consortium for
($2,359.00)
Development
ACT-.7ITY NO.
1989-1990 CDBG PROJECT SUMMARY SHF77
TOWNSHIP OF INDEPENDENCE
ACTIVITY (CRI !PTA ALLC(21TI^'71
The Tc•.: will
repair
and handicaT:
will include energy
-plement a minor home
gari moderate income
— Improvements
ency related work
and repair of heating, sewer and water
systems.
2) 7520 SENIOR CITIZEN
Funds will be used for architectural
drawings and construction of an addition to
the existing senior citizen center.
Five service activities will be funded
under this program. They are:
The T=-7i ,,T, ill use funds to provide
out-ptt servf7es for township
residents ‘-ho are low and moderate
income, senior ,-..cappd persons.
2. Chore ----ice ($1,216.00)
Various agencies will promote home
chore serv's for senior citizens
within the
3. Home Meals ($70.00)
ho-=-'---'
wi:„h
agencies will
t777777L,'.-, senior
provide
citizens
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1989-1990 CDBG PROJECT Y SHEET
t.) TOWNSHIP OF INDEP
4. SCAMP ($2,052.00)
Asistance will be provided to
nh7sically and mentally impaired
children with a school and camp
environment.
5. Clarkston Youth Assistance ($1,216.00)
196-39-09-7680 2,535.00
Counseling for
provided.
troubled youth will be
NOTE: CURRENT
'TIVITY
2)
Monies for cost overruns in established
CDBG project accounts.
DIRECT BENEFIT
MUST BE
:OR TO RECEIVING
R iS ACTIVITY.
xr $50,689.00
ds.
1989-199C CDBC PROJ SUMMARY SHEET
TOWNSHIP OF LYON
2 STE.F.ET $25,549.00
Funds will be used to partiri7te with the
Oakland County Road Ccmmission to
recoruct and provide drainage
impree :Tents te
will cee plac:
Eleven Mile aee
Mile Road betweer
ching activities
Road between
7 e Road; Eleven
Milford roads
and Martindale Road between Ten Mile and
Grand River.
Gravel will be placed on Eleven Mile,
Dixboro and Mar -ndale roads.
Approaches will be reconstructed at
Martindale and Grand River and Pontiac and
10 Mile Roads.
These road improvements will be completed
by November 1, 1989. People located in CT
1054 BG 2 that contains 39.24% low and
moderate income people will benefit.
L $25,549.00
"••
ACTITVITY TY (CRITERIA) ,i"-°,17,0CAT TON
TMAL 659.00
1989-1990 CD &MARY ET037:71'
pow= OF MILFORD
7520 ::ENIOR CENTLT-1- (A) (2) $13,659.00
Funds will be spent to continue
construction on a senior citizen center in
the Village of Milford. This is a joint
project with the Village of Milford. This
is a multi-year funded project that will be
completed during 1989.
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„ 7110 REVITALIZATION (B) (1) $14,775.00
1989-1990 CDBG PROJECT SUMMARY SHEET
TOWNSHIP OF OAKLAND
The Township will enter into an agreement
with the Oakland Township School DiFtrict
to pur&nfie and improve a municipal pling
lot bollned by Banber B1-. and :illtop
Avenue. The parking faciliH: ..A.uld service
the Central Business Distuict during the
day and the Baldwin Elementary School
during evening hours. Staff parking at the
school is already provided by the •school
district at another location. A formal
agreement indicating joint cooperation,
liability and return of funds in the event
of sale, would be mad ;77 -vlable prior to
reimbursement for thes ..
:jr.y $14,775.00
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989-1990 CUoG PirojEk
OF
Y 5
OS
• --'440 RECREATION FACILITIEZ (2) 51,183.00
7520 PUBLIC SERVICES
A nutrition
the Orion
Center. This c
program that se:_
and citizenE. are
position als. :,7-17,as as
link betweer the center and resident
seniors that in the hospital or
temporarily incapated.
tr-da
th
at the center
The
a communication
'! 1
Sc
72NEFIT NOTE: CURRENT PERSON
ACTIVITY INFORM;
SUBMITTED PRIOR
REIMBURSEMENT '77-'
The mship will
fitne - trail Es
senior citizens
trail will be
recre -
Greensnielc Road
Waldon Road (S)
Railroad (E). It
project will be
August 1, 1989 and
October 31, 1989.
lct a physical
tally designed for
handicappeth The
s.-:tructed on Township
bounded by
'N); Joslyn Road (W);
and the Grand Trunk
is anticipated that the
initiated on or about
be completed on or about
an
157:7)-1990 CDBG SUMMARY S
CRI
1 ) I" $24,582.00 7510 SAFETY P
ACTIVIT
1
ALU.CATION
TOWNSHIP OF OXFORD
A safety path will be constructed along
Lakeville Road from the village limits,
past the schools, continuing east to the
trailer parks. The project will benefit
the residents of the Village of Oxford
(overall concentration of 40.19% low and
erate income people) and township
residents in CT 1122, BG 5 (concentration
of 39.80% low and moderate income
families.) This is a multi-year funded
project.
$24,582.00
(2) 9-7595 STREET I $7,819.00
1eE:-7-45 -09-7420 PUBLIC SFEVICE (A) (3) 2,132.00
Pl -
ott -r
pr
The realignm-7-t C-1shall Street will be
om,leted tc street access to the
Holly Shoi -7, -.bile Home Subdivision (62.86%
low and moderate :i*;)me persons) for the
residents and for police and fire service.
When fthished, the i';oject will eliminate a
curve and improve the
infraructure and pavement to the
standards of the Oakland Road
Commission. The is on
Conshall Street im -- soui of the
Rose and Holly Town..-.
An annual clean-up effort will be directed
toward the Holly Shore Mobile Home
that has 62.86% low and
T--sons. Dumpsters will be
Caccd in c,-7 —alized locations to
f -Acilitate of debris.
74570 AND: GEMENT (3) 2,132.00
and 1=ageme
' to
adH
corrLml
impli
three-year CDT.
current needs
information for prc7
comrun:
-65-09-76.45 ADMINISTRATION (
epertise will be
-rmation to the
the areas of
and program
luation of the
1 an analysis of
the necessary
allocation of
713.00
196-45-09--
Funds for the loc
CDBG program.
CONTINGFAVY (2)
administration of the
1,421.00
or cost overruns in established CDBG
accounts.
$14,217.00
0
.ces.
2., Grou
expense
service
ibution
ems. pro::
Two public
available
1 .
196-46-09-7420 PUBL:7 'A) (3) $7,325.00
7.1,11 be made
They are
($4,761)
serces
of the
include
OT,H. ill
fro.
frail and
ip.
196--46-0.9-71&: F TTPMENT (A) (2) $17,584.00
The
wil
end lease pr
static:. wil
the -,,-
multi -
a 'ire
:lent
:Id open
the fire
to accommodate
This is a
NOTE:
SHEET
--47-
(2) 1S 5-46-09--7440 RECREATICAN 4,887.00
and remove a
wool.! Street.
the and
D---1 7rwnship
7enance
-led parking
in accordance
-:quirements.
The
house
Th
en!-77 -
Hc
facility
soacc
°. 7010 . rprisiTirw ) (1 )
THE OAKU,
MOMENT
ACTIVITIES
196-46-(P4-7595
4,883.MO
Royal
tri-party
the Oakl
improve
townshir
drainage
This ac
the
conce
people.
AN ELIG:
E-Ite in a
'-'unty and
to
throuh'..•': the
71clude
turnc,t. lanes.
it the residents of
have a 64.18%
and moderate income
EQUIPMENT IS
ZIMMARY SHEET
TOWNSHIP OF ROYAL OAK (cont.)
--77---7)ve--nts will be
7 - (formerly
:cat J north of
--1,1e and Bethlawn
"1 efit the
Restrr-"on
made tc Mac-'
Grove-7
streets.
pntire c th has a 64.16%
antraL ow ar deL income
pe
7670 1
ntract with a
ing, economic
slanning, land
Mandgement,
Fund,:
196-45-09-7680 2,441.00
9894991' •ROJET SUMMARY SHEET
paktum JOYAL OAK (cont-)
-49-
and simi
Funds for cc over'.:': esta ] 7,1DBG
prnet
$48,836.00
7110 COMMERCIA - "„B) (1) $26,E64.00
be expeni -
make site
prcfies a. .. away, 5:Aese
and
most
-.';,26f664.00
AT..„7...00AT TON
$ * 90 3) 7520 SENIOR CITIZEN $14,179.00
1989-1990 CDBC PROJECT SUMMARY S
OF WEST BLOOMFIELD
Three locations will be leased for the
Senior Citizen Programs. They are:
1. Mature -'efers will lease space at
BoothSee-el, 7273 Wing Lake Road,
Birmingham, MI 48010. ($5,671.00)
West Bloomfield Park and Recreation will
lease space for ($8,508.00) at:
2. Holy Spirit Church, Fellowship Hall,
4800 Orchard Lake Road, West
Bloomfield, MI 48033; and
3. Fire Station #4, Community Room, 5842
Greer Road, West Bloomfield, MT 48033.
196-48,-09-7420 PUBLIC SERVICEE fA) (3) 11,207.00
The Mature "7.;lers Organization will
provide four iphlic service activities for
West Bloomfield T=Y.7:71:p senior citizens.
They are:
1. Home Chore Service ($3,025)
Special (741:7e- assistance will be
provided to senior citizens and
handicapped at their homes. This
funding will be used to conduct a
spring and fall clean-up program. The
chores inclue: lawn mowing, leaf
raking, cleele gutters and outdoor
debris and
2. Case Management ($4,537)
Funds will be used to assist senior
citYe and their families in
addreseThg life altering changes.
-51-
f
ice
rind
case
-09-730 20,
3.
a non-
nior
as
s,
of
ice ($2,284)
ocess requests
as medical
home hsb.lth
ons,
and social
information
clients,
nurses,
4.
The M-t ,h-. ..• a minor
home to be
prov- . electrical and
• . -: citizens who
ov:
NOTE: Cr:::- ;ZEIT
RE
,CLIVING
-52-
1989- ';MARY SHEET
T ION
XXVI= (cont.)
TUC TY NO.
* 7030 BARRIER FREE LMPRODOEMEN1 13.944.00
Feasibility
carried cu .:
Commission
two (2) township
'nn work 7 11 be
d Recnntion
improveavnn to
'.j,es, They arn 7
eserve -
-re wooded
free trail
1. West B:
a rE,..
parce.t
system,
Au-Acr/ENT (-)
2. Trail
4.25
be
hand
.-Way -
f-way to
d fnr
f01 C7H-:
of and
a luui
cting the
T.Is of the
ar funded
Fun(
to is
nt!,ons will be
funded.
will be expend
:-ision of T7M.7.71 -
seni7r citiz
to direct
Recation
e
-53- $74,714.00
et. c :7E7.00
09-7645
P.nD
ADMEN
1. Senior Citizel_
(,360)
8,965,00
will be
re:!F -n, to
and
Recreah
progl:an
used to cover costs
over-sight
the Park and
.sion's senior citizen
2. Senior Citizen
(:605)
Program Supervisor
1n10.
.R111 Cl3BC PRXX SUMMARY SEE=
TOWNSHIP OF WHITE
CRI
196-49-09-7165 PROTECT:2- 'eACILITY (A) (2) $73,910.00
A fire station, located at 7420 Highland
Road will be renovated. Specific
activities will ':)e directed toward the
building, par&i77. and hose tower. The
facility will F.,F:,77e CT 1112.01, BC 9 with
44.27% low and 71oderate income people,
respectively. Renovation activity will
begin in 1989 and continue through 1991.
This is a multi-year funded project.
910.00
50-097420 PUBLIC SERV-ICY° 7, (3) $3,7:41.00
CURR7-7
ACTiv
SUBM•
RI
HOTT 7)IRECT BENEFIT
MUST
1°,'RIOR
7,7 7 MENT FOR 7'
- T3.05 MINER 'HUME (A) (2)
include:
painting an.- -
° plumbing,
1.989-1990 CMG PROJECT SUMMARY SHEET
YILLACE OF BEVFMIX HILLS
ACTTVTTY (CRITERIA) ALLOCATION
Home chore will be made available
to low and mcfrat9 1e and the
handicapped. ',Ail include,
but are not I to: sow and ice
removal, yard tree service, interior
and exterior cleE7ng.
18,371.0C
A minor home repair program will offer low
and moderate income people small repair
services r ,7,31:7- activities will
NOTE: :.)..2.-ECT BENEFIT
ACTIVITY iNet.)KMA'.."!. XT BE
SUBMITTED PP (-)R.
REIlvLBITRSENENT
$21,612.00
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7510 BARRIER FREE IMPROVEMENTS (A) (2) 196-51
-a-09-7110 DOWNTOWN REVITALIZATION (8) (3) 3,000.00
1989-1990 CD SUMMARY SHEET
VILLAGE OF CLARKS
Design and install safety paths and barrier
free ramps at the :.,lersection of Main
Street and In addition,
install safC: - r,Imps from the
intersectjon 'TH ZO the eastern
boundar: of t17., Senior citizens
and 1-71- benefit from the
improvements. 7:lis is a multi-year funded
project.
L7,rnring dr -es will be prepared for
improvements to the Clarkston Village
Central Busine• District. These
improvements will address slur and blight
conditions.
project.
This is a multi-year funded
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MARY SHEET
will be
income
4 11
7 the
Housing rehab
available fo
people. FL:
to be
fY-=e
- cleaning
snow
7 cleaning. shor,
MUST BE
RECEIVING
2TIVITY,
2-09-7235 HIS
Historic
612 Sout
will be
completed
point bri
ceilings,
and cr
plac:
be
i- 7
located at
of Holly,
es to be
---)of, tuck
replace
furnace
ems. This
igible to be
Work would
completed
1989.
-57-
8,4130.00
S. 196-52 5-
52 1S7 177:t A) (2) Co
CUFF: -
ACTI
SUBM
REIMBUT-,, _
BEFIT
A ' -hore prc will be ma -- available
to w and people.
Acti to the
NOTE. - --"7-7 BENEFIT
14,193.00
196-53 • 7420 -.00
i Services
re rc: 'am
t-cces
ior
The
Agency '
for low
to be c -c.f
lawn
1 and
and E
NOTE; NEFIT
BE
ENC
196-53-09-7440 RECREATIONAL 9,561.00
ActivY -.
40.51% :
parks are
will take
-
parks
k.A has
The
SP
Ys
1
impr
Under and Swiss Parks
will ino'.1 -r-'o the addition of
uippacht f parking
and 3,andscape
2. Bell
-7ofessional
parking
TOTAL $11,2•8
547-01:7570 SIDEWALK IMPROVEMENTS (A) (1) $3,727.00
RECREATIONAL FACIL 2,273.00 4
2. PI-
1
to clear
and
3. Pc' -
de
nt for the
ECT SUMMARY SHEET
Sidewalk will be con.'7-ted in the
abandoned Grand Railroad
rictofway The EIdewalk will
cc;rn,.'ct existing Division
Elmwood streets. will
in the Spring of cc.mpleted
October i989 ThJ l it an ov771
concentration of '77% and moderate
income people i the Village of
Leonard.
Three acti -'
a new ----
use ty; rE-
activities are:
1. Survey area to
actiT7ities shol-
place to ,z,Tepare
7-1-30?-r1 ,7) for
tt7ee
7 where specific
It is anticipatel
cc -.mence when fund-
ccHplete by the er -
's will beneL
has 44.07% lo-.7
will
*j_de and be
1989.
of Leonard that
income.
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TERIT, ) AL .TIC" ACTrP1TY
7030 FARRIER IMPROVEMEI1TS (A) (2) $17,764.00 * *
15:5,5 LIC SERVICE (A) (3) 947.00 * :
19S9-10 CODG PROJECT SUMMARY SETE
VILLAGE OF MILFORD
Two projects will be undertaken. They are:
1. Ramping and walkway installation:
Central Park ($8,882)
Approximately 1,000 lineal feet of
walkways and ramping will be installed
in Central Park to enable the
handicapped to access recreational
facilities. Central Park is located on
the west side of Main Street, south of
downtown Milford and north of the Huron
River.
2. Ramping at Intersections ($8,882)
Approximately thirty (30) intersections
will be ramped throughout the Village
to provide barrier free access to the
handicapped.
Oakland/Livingston Human Services Agency
will provide chore services for low and
moderate income people within the Village.
NOTE: CURRENT HOUSEHOLD DIRECT BENEFIT
ACTIVITY INFORMATION MUST BE
SUBMITTED PRIOR TO RECEIVING
REIMBURSEMENT FOR THIS ACTIVITY.
196-57-08-7510 SAFETY PATE (A) (1) $12,774.00
1989-1 CDBG S
VILLAGE OF oxForD
A six foot wide asphalt pedestrian/bicycle
safety path will be constructed from the
intersection of E. Burdick and Glaspie
Roads along the south side of Lakeville
Road east to the Oxford Junior and Senior
High Schools. This path will service
people located in Oxford Village that has
40.19% low and moderate income people.
Construction will be initiated in the
Spring 1990 and be completed in the Fall
1990.
TOTAL $12,774.00
7030 BARRIER Fi.. IMPROVEMENTS (A) (2) $13,890.00
19894**0 CPPG PROJnCT SOMMPRY S
LAMC. VERINE LAKE
Barrier free improvements will be
constructed in the Village Hall located at
425 Glengary Road. Improvements will be
completed to the public meeting room,
restrooms, administrative offices and
police offices. Activities will begin in
early 1989 and be completed by October
1989.
,890.00
* ACrP1175! (MITE:PIA) TION MATITY
(7) 601,532.00 ADNINISTRATIC
1989-1990 CDBC mozrEcr FXRVARY SHEFT
CXXINTY C KLAND
F-USI77 REHABILITATION (A) (2)
Funds for the costs of contract work and
the administration of housing
rehabilitation in all communities
participating in the county program.
1773LIC SERNTCE ACTIVITY (3)
Funds will be provided to the Detroit Fair
Housing Center for the affirmative
marketing of housing within Oakland County.
$1,683,162.04
10,
Funds will be used to cover the cost of
e.distering the CDBG program by the
cc,Inty. This includes the cost of
management, accounting, planning and public
information activities as well as an annual
monitoring of local programs and the county
operations.
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1989-1990 CDBG GRANT ALLOCATION
1988 COUNTY PROGRAM INCOME
1988 COMMuF:TITY PROGRAM INOMIT.
1989-1990 CUOG loTAL FEVENUES
$3,646,000.00
671,652.04
1,661.20
4,319,313.24
1989-1"$ CDBC PROGRAM
19*?-1990 REVENUE
CDBG REVENUE D 71:
1989-1990 ,e.iNT ALLOCATION
LESS ADMINISITION
LESS FAIR HOUSING 777)S
BE Eif1R1
TOTAL FUNDS TO BE DISTRI77
2/3 FUNDS ALLOCATED TO COMP -7=ES
1/3 FUNDS ALLOCATED TO HOME 710VEMENT PROGRAM
2/3 FUNDS ALLOCATED TO C77Y7'saTIES
1988 COMMUNITY PROGRAM I7a*
FUNDS 1)18a....;,,..B1JTED
$3,646,000.00
(601,532.00)
(10,000.00)
3,034,,.:.00
3,034,468.00
2,022,958.00
1,011,510.00
2,022,958.00
1,661.20
2,024,619.20
1/3 FUNDS DISTRIBUTED TO )ME REHAB P-?GRAM 1,011,510.00
1988 PROGRAM INCC R PROGRAM 671,652.04
FOR Luta.. IMP I. , um"! r 27. 1,683,162.04
89 REVENUE
kjf
2/14/89
•
CMG PROGRAM
CAtECOR7CaT DISTRIBUTION
$ CO ITIES $ COUNTY
I. PUBLIC FACILITIES & IMPROVEMENTS
$ TOTAL
A. Beautification (7040) $ 26,311.00
B. Drainage Projects (7120) 48,210.00
C. Fire Facility (7165) 91,494.00
D. Recreation Facility & Improv- 329,786.00
ements (7440)
E. Safety Paths (7510) 71,480.00
F. Senior Center (7520) 157,554.20
G. Senior Citizen Vehicle (7530) 2,666.00
H. Sidewalk Improvements (7570) 39,358.00
I. Street Improvements (7595) 199,834.00
J. Sewer System Improvements (7625) 3,220.00
K. Water Projects (7637) 81,295.00
-0- 26,311.00 .6
-0- 48,210.00 1.1
-0- 91,494.00 2.1
-0- 329,786.00 7.6
-0- 71,480.00 1.7
-0- 157,554.20 3.6
-0- 2,666.00 .1
-0- 39,358.00 .9
-0- 129,834.00 4.6
-0- 3,220.00 .1
-0- 81,295.00 1.9
II. 7:'ARaIER FREE DESIGN (7030)•
III. PUBLIC SERVICES (7420)
IV. REHABILITATION ALD PRI:SERVATION
A. Acquisition/Demolition (7010)
B. Code Enforcement (7075)
C. Commercial Rehabilitation (7110)
D. Historic Preservation
E. Rehab Private Residential (7240)
F. Emergency Home Repair (7300)
G. Minor Home Repair (7305)
H. Relocation Co7ts (7475)
V. PLANNING & MANAC--- _ (7670)
VI. ADMINISTRATION (7645)
VII. CONTINGENCY (7680)
131,060.00
68,359.00
86,268.00
146,772.00
82,452.00
20,801.00
84,099.00
8,902.00
162,647.00
13,545.00
40,462.00
81,949.00
46,095.00
131,060.00 3.0
10,000.00 78,359.00 1.8
-0- 86,268.00 2.0
-0- 146,772.00 3.4
-0- 82,452.00 1.9
-0- 20,801.00 .5
1,683,162.04 1,767,261.04 41.0
-0- 8,902.00 .2
-0- 162,647.00 3.8
-0- 13,545.00 .3
-0- 40,462.00 .9
601,532.00 683,481.00 15.8
-0- 46,095.00 1.1
-0-
C -1 4e,
1989-1990 CDBG Allocation ($3,646,000) and County Program Income ($671,652.04) plus Community
Program Income ($1,661.20) for a total of $4,319,313.24 as of February 16, 1989.
GAL/kjf
2/17/89
CATEGORICA
-65-
F. CONTINGENCY 46,095.00 -0- 46,095.00 1.07
1989-1 9cAl CMG
IT DISTRIBUTION
CATEGORY $ COMMUNITIES $ COUNTY $ TOTAL
A. BENEFIT TO LOW/MODERATE INCOME
PERSONS
B. ELIMINATION OF SLUM AND BLIGHT
CONDITIONS
$1,739,032.20 $1,693,162.04 $3,432,194.24 79.46
117,081.00 -0- 117,081.00 2.71
C. OVERCOMING AN URGENT COMMUNITY NEED -0- -0- -O-
D. PLANNING/MANAGEMENT 40,462.00 -0- 40,462.00 .94
E. ADMINISTRATION 81,949.00 601,532.00 683,481.00 15.82
$2,024,619.20 $2,294,694.04 $4,319,313.24 100.00
1989-1990 CDBG Allocation ($3,646,000) and County Program Income ($671,652.04) plus
Community Program Income ($1,661.20) for a total of $4,319,313.24 as of February 16, 1989.
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2/17/89
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RESOLUTTON # 89085 March 23, 1989
Moved by Richard Kuhn supported by Skarritt the resolution be adopted.
AYES: Rewold, Skarritt, Wolf, Aaron, Bishop, Caddell, Calandro, Chester,
Crake, Ferrens, Hobart, Jensen, Johnson, R. Kuhn, Luxon, McConnell, McCulloch,
McPherson, Moffitt, Oaks, Olen, Pappageorge, Pernick. (23)
NAYS: None. (0)
A sufficient majority having voted therefor, the resolution was adopted.
STATE OF MICHIGAN)
COUNTY OF OAKLAND)
I, Lynn D. Allen, Clerk of the County of Oakland and having a seal, do
hereby certify that I have compared the annexed copy of the attached resolution,
adopted by the Oakland County Board of Commissioners at their regular meeting
held on March 23 , 193_9 with the original record thereof now remaining
on file in my office, and that it is a true and correct transcript therefrom,
and of the whole thereof.
In Testimony Whereof, I have hereunto set my hand and affixed the seal
of said County at Pontiac,Michigan this 23rd day of March , 198g
LyN D. ALLEN, County Clerk
Register of Deeds