HomeMy WebLinkAboutResolutions - 1988.03.23 - 17541MISCELLANEOUS RESOLUTION NO. 88053 DATE: March 24, 1988
BY: PUBLIC SERVICES COMMITTEE, Richard D. Kuhn, Jr., Chairperson
IN RE: COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT DIVISION - 1988-89 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 $3,419,000.00 and an Emergency Shelter Grant (ESG) of
$9,000.00 in federal funds; $568,148.96 of County Program Income and $42,232.00
of Community Program Income that equals a total of $4,038,380.96 of funds to be
distributed among the 47 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
recommended approval (by a roll call vote of 12-0) 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 applications for the
1988-89 Community Development Block Grant and Emergency Shelter Grant Funds
under the Federal Housing and Community Development Act of 1974, as amended,
and the Stewart B. McKinney Homeless Assistance Act of 1987, 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
EBY APPROVE THE FOREGOING RESOL
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OAKLAND COUNTY
COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT DIVISION
1988-1989 BLOCK GRANT ALLOCATION
SUMMARY OF PROPOSED ACTIVITIES
FEBRUARY 1988
Submitted by:
DANIEL T. MURPHY, Oakland County Executive
Oakland County Community Development Division
Executive Office Building
1200 North Telegraph Road
Pontiac, Michigan 48053
OAKLAND COUNTY
COMMUMEW DEVELOPMENT DIVISION
BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS
Roy Rewold, Chairperson
Nancy McConnell, Vice Chairperson
Dennis M. Aaron
Donald Bishop
G. William Caddell
John P. Calandro
Larry Crake
James A. Doyon
Marilynn E. Gosling
Anne M. Hobart
Lillian Jaffe-Oaks •
Donald Jensen
Richard D. Kuhn, Jr.
Susan G. Kuhn
James E. Lanni
Thomas A. Law
A. Madeline Luxon
John J. McDonald
Angus McPherson
Ruel E. McPherson
David L. Moffitt
Robert W. Page
Lawrence R. Pernick
Hubert Price, Jr.
John T. Rowland
Richard G. Skarritt
Richard R. Wilcox
OAKLAND COUNTY
COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT DIVISION
BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS
PUBLIC SERVICES COMMITTEE
Richard D. Kuhn, Jr., Chairperson
David L. Moffitt
A. Madeline Luxon
James A. Lanni
Susan G. Kuhn
Donald Jensen
Ruel E. McPherson
John T. Rowland
OAKLAND COUNTY
COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT DIVISION
CITIZENS ADVISORY COUNCIL
FOR
COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT
Susan Kuhn, Chairperson
B. J. Goulish, Vice Chairperson
Beverly Benaim
J. Michael Dornan
David A. Duda
Barbara Eschker
Mary Jo Fifarek
Bernard Guida
Gary Kain
Susan Kraimer
Anna LeGrand
Nancy McConnell
Gerald McKay
Angus McPherson
Ruel McPherson
Joyce Mittenthal
Robert Ousnamer
Denise Sedman
William D. Wagoner
Dorothy Webb
INTRODUCTION
The Housing and Community Development Act of 1974 indicated that the nation's
-cities, towns and smaller urban 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
coilditions 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 Development 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 fourteenth application for
funds. During this time, over $62,000,000 have been received from the federal
government for Community Development Block Grant projects. The 1988-1989
Community Development Block Grant application has been compiled to reflect
receiving $3,428,000 in 1988. With County and community program income, the
funds for the Block Grant Program for 1988-89 totals $4,038,380.99. The 47
communities participating in the program will experience a 1.37 percent
reduction in their funds. This can be attributed to the 5.2 percent reduction
from 1987 in the annual HUD allocation.
It is anticipated that HUD will release the funds during the later part of May
or early June. Upon receiving notification that HUD has released the funds, the
communities will he notified that. they may spend their allocations.
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1988-1989 CDBG PROJECT SUMMARY SHEET
ACTIVITY J.
CITY OF AUBURN HILLS
ACTIVITY (CRITERIA) ALLOCATION
196-12-08,7120 DRAINAGE INPROVEMENTS (A) $56,243.00
Two drainage improvement projects will be
completed under this program. They are as
follows:
1. Pontiac Road Underground Storm
Drainage Reconstruction ($8,633.00)
This project will include the
engineering and reconstruction of
approximately 690 lineal feet of
existing storm drain located on
Pontiac Road between Commonwealth and
Opdyke Road. This project is a
continuation of a project initiated in
program year 1987. The project is
located in N.S.P. area #194 that has
43.26% low and moderate income people.
2. Oak Grove Subdivision Drainage
Improvement Project ($47,610.00)
This project includes the engineering
and construction of a storm drain on
Margaret Street from Squirrel Road to
the western terminus. This
construction project is located in
N.S.P. area #207 that has 40.85% low
and moderate income people.
$56,243.00
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ALLCCATION
$17,292.00
1.913849ii:i9 PREATF..CT SUPPIARY SREffr
CUT OF BERKLEY
ACT:MTV (CRITERIA)
,
196-13-08-7440 RECREATION FACILITIES (A)
The City of Berkley will develop a passive
park on vacant municipal property located
on the east side of Kenmore Street between
Beverly and Wiltshire Streets, directly
behind the Berkley Public Library, 3155
Coolidge Highway. Improvements will
include the installation of benches,
trees, landscaping, walkways, pedestrian
lighting and a gazebo. The project is
located in Census Tract 1018.02, Block
Group 2, that has 44.08 percent low and
moderate income people.
196-13-08,-7075 CODE ENFOPP_ (B) 12,969.00
One additional part-time staff person will
be retained to enforce existing City of
Berkley codes. These activities will
address and reduce slum and blighted
conditions that exist in identified
commercial areas and specific low and
moderate income areas.
196-13-08-7595 STREET INTIO (A) 34ffl 58400
Catalpa Street from Woodward Avenue to
Greenfield Road will be reconstructed and
resurfaced. Eligible portions of the
project are as follows:
1. Woodward Avenue to Cass: Census Tract
1017.01, Block Group #3, 39.14% low
and moderate income people.
ACTIVIT/ ND.
196-13-08-7680 CONTINGENCY 2,610.00
ACTIVITY ND.
1988-1989 CORG PROJOCT SUMMARY SHEET
CITY OF BERKLEY (continued)
ACTIVITY (CRITERIA) ALLOCATION
2 Mortenson to Coolidge Highway: Census
Tract 1017.02, Block Group #7, 43.20%
low and moderate income people, and
3. Coolidge Highway to Griffith, Census
Tract 1018.02, Block Group #2, 44,08%
low and moderate income people.
Monies for cost overruns in established
CDBG project accounts.
$67,455.00
ACTIVITY Al.
196-14-08-7030
1988-1989 CMG PROJECT SUMMARY SHFET
CITY OF CLNWSON
ACTIVITY (CRITERIA)
BARRIER FREE IMPROV=NTS (A)
The city will remove architectural
barriers in all sidewalks on a city-wide
basis. This will benefit senior citizens
and the handicapped. This is a
continuation of a 1987 program year
project.
ALLOCP-9-C6
$17,266.00
196-14-08-7165 FIRE PROTECTION FACILITY AND EQUIPMPIIT (A) 8,633.00
The city will replace antiquated fire
hydrants in two areas of the city. The
areas are as follows: (A) Rochester Road
on the east; Fourteen Mile Road on the
north; South Main on the west and the
southern boundary of the city on the south
(Census Tract 1027.01 Block Groups 4 and 5
having low/moderate income percentages of
52.07% and 40.00% respectively); and (B)
South Main on the east, west Fourteen Mile
on the north, Nahma Avenue on the west and
West Tacoma on the South (Census Tract
1027.05, Block Group 2 having 53.88%
low/moderate income persons). This is a
multiyear project that has been funded
previously. These activities will benefit
low and moderate income people.
196-14=08-7595 STREET IMPR01,77777.713 (A) 26,873.00
Remove and replace deteriorating pavement
in low and moderate income areas.
Boundaries of the two areas ace:
1988-1989 CMG PKITECT SUMMARY SHEET
CITY OF CLAWSON (continued)
ACTIVITY ND. ACTIVITY (CRITERIA) ALLOCATION
(1) Rochester Road (E), Fourteen Mile Road
(N), South Main (W) and south city
limit (Census Tract 1027.01, Block
Groups 4 and 5 having low and moderate
income percentages of 52.07% and
40.00% respectively); and
(2) South Main (8), West Fourteen Mile
Road (N), Nahma (W) and West Tacoma
(S) (Census Tract 1027.05 Block Group
2 having 53.88% low and moderate
income persons). Low and moderate
income people will benefit. This is a
multiyear project that has been funded
previously.
, $52,772.00
ACTIVITY (CRITFIRTA)
196-15-08°7110 DOWNTOWN REVITALIZATION (B)
ALLOCATION
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$27,768.00
ACTIVITY J.
196-15-08-7240 HOUSING REHABILITATION (A) 6,457X10
1988-1989 CDBG PROJECT SUMMARY SHEET
CITY OF FARMINGTON
Several activities will be directed toward
the revitalization of the Farmington
downtown area (CBD plus areas identified
by DDA). They are:
1. support the operations of the Downtown
Development Authority (WA);
2. provide assistance to the downtown
development organization by employing
professional consultants as needed in
such areas as engineering, design or
marketing;
3. provide parking and environmental
changes as needed and assist property
owners and merchants with improvements
that conform to the redevelopment
plan; and
4. assist property owners and merchants
with improvements that conform to the
redevelopment plan.
Specific activities must be submitted and
approved for eligibility by the Oakland
County Community Development Division
prior to initiation.
Funds for contract work for housing
rehabilitation for specific low and
moderate income, senior citizens and
handicapped people. Funds will be
channeled through the County's established
Home Improvement Program.
TAL $34,225..00
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ACTIVITY (CRITERIA)
196-16-08-7075 CORE ENFORCEMENT (A)
ALLOCATION
$39,006.00
ACTIVITY NO.
1988-1989 CDDG DITOOECT SMEARY SHEET
CITY OF FERNDALE
Funds will be used for paying personnel to
perform daily inspections of residential,
commercial and industrial areas, and
prepare the required documentation to
ensure compliance with local ordinances.
Code enforcement/housing inspection staff
will be assigned to offer referral
assistance to low and moderate income,
senior citizens and handicapped people
while concentrating on obtaining
compliance with city codes related to
health, safety and general welfare.
Abandoned or "junk" vehicles will also be
removed from property owned by low and
moderate income, senior citizen and
handicapped people. These vehicles will
be disposed of by private companies. No
program income will be derived from this
activity. The City has an overall
concentration of 47.77% low and moderate
income people.
196-16,-08-7240 HOUSING REHABILITATION (A) 3/,205.00
Five home improvement projects, identified
by the City of Ferndale, costing
approximately $7,000 each, will be
completed by the staff of the County's
Home Improvement Program. Funds will be
used from this line account only upon
receiving written authorization from the
City of Ferndale. Projects identified
under this program will be given priority
consideration and will be chosen from the
existing City of Ferndale waiting list for
home improvement assistance.
Rehabilitation work will be done on either
a deferred or installment loan basis,
depending upon the applicant's income.
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CTIVITY NO.
1988-1989 CMG PROJECT SUMMARY SHFET
CITY OF FFTELE (continued)
ACTIVITY (CRITERIA)
Program income realized from the
rehabilitation work will become County
CDBG funds.
196-16-08-7300 EMERGENCY REHAB PROGRAM (A)
ALLocNrioli
$3,467.00
This program is a City of Ferndale
administered grant program that provides
emergency assistance to eligible
applicants. Projects would be of an
emergency nature and would include such
items as the installation/repair of
furnaces and hot water heaters. The City
would identify and contract with a firm to
provide this service. An executed
contract must be provided to this Division
prior to initiation of any projects.
NOTE: CURRENT HOUSEHOLD DIRECT BENEFIT
ACTIVITY INFORMATION MUST BE
SUBMITTED PRIOR TO -RECEIVING
REIMBURSEMENT FOR THIS ACTIVITY. --
196-16-08-7420 PUBLIC SERVICE ACTIVITIES (A) 13,001,00
Home chore services will be made available
to low and moderate income, senior
citizens and handicapped people. Chore
services include: snow and ice removal;
yard care; tree service; interior and
exterior cleaning. The Home Chore
Services activity will be administered by
the Ferndale Public Services Department
through a contract with Community Services
of Oakland. A copy of the executed
contract must be provided to the Oakland
County Community Development Division
prior to initiating these activities.
NOTE: CURRENT HOUSEHOLD DIRECT BENEFIT
ACTIVITY INFORMATION MUST BE
SUBMITTED PRIOR TO RECEIVING
REIMBURSEMENT FOR THIS ACTIVITY. --
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ACTIVITY MD. ACTIVITY (CRITERIA)
1988-1989 CDBG PRWECT SUMMARY SHEET
CITY OF FERNDALE (continued)
196-16-08-7305 MINOR HOME REPAIR (A)
The City of Ferndale will identify
qualified contractors to complete minor
home repair projects in owner occupied
single family housing of low and moderate
income, senior citizen and handicapped
people. An executed contract must be
provided to the Oakland County Community
Development Division prior to initiating
these activities.
Projects included in this program are:
porch/step repair; driveway repair;
external home and garage painting;
gutter/downspout repair and the
installation of rodent walls.
NOTE: CURRENT HOUSEHOLD DIRECT BENEFIT
ACTIVITY INFORMATION MUST BE
SUBMITTED PRIOR TO RECEIVING
REIMBURSEMENT FOR THIS ACTIVITY.
/96-16-08-7645 ADMINISTRATION
Monies for the local administration of the
CDBG program.
1986-1909 CT pROT SURY SHEET
CITY OF !I.A.2.EL PARK
SUBMITTED
Item1w tio. ACTTVITY ALLCI
196-17-08-7010 ACQUISITTON/DMOLMON (A) $38,337,00
Properties will be acquired for the
development of the Maple Lane Industrial.
Park that is located in an area bounded by
Hughes (W), Decuindre (E), Woodward
Heights (3) and the Hazel Park Race Track
(N)- The area will be developed to
provide jobs for low and moderate income
people. This area is located in Census
Tract 1004 that has 44.22% low and
moderate income people. Additional
properties may be acquired throughout the
community to address blight or aide lot
expansion in areas where 30 foot lots
exist. The City of Hazel Park has 50.30%
low and moderate income people.
196-17-08-7475 RELOCATION COSTS (A) 27,597.00
Relocation payments will be made to people
displaced due to the acquisition of
property being acquired for the
development of the Maple Lane Industrial
Park. This area is located in Census
.Tract 1004, Block Group 1. Census Tract
1004 has 44.22% low and moderate income
people. Relocation payments will be in
accordance to 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 BE
PRIOR TO RECEIVING
REIMBURSEMENT FOR THIS ACTIVITY:
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198871989 CDBG PROATi.'T E1377R .F1.1iFET
CITY OF HAZEL PARK (cora1,ii .w_A)
ACTIVITY (CRITERIA) AILDDCWICIA
196-17-08-7110 COMMERCIAL AREA .R.EITITALIZATION (A) 12,8-89.00
Assistance will be provided to commercial
areas throughout the community. Efforts
will address blight control through the
use of Commercial Assistance Program (CAP)
funds. Assistance will be offered to
existing businesses to upgrade or expand
their facilities and new businesses will
be encouraged to locate within the city.
The retained and new commercial facilities
will benefit the 50.30% low and moderate
income people in the City of Hazel Park.
196-17-08-7305 MINOR HOME REPAIR (') 5,370.00
Minor repairs will be made to the houses
of senior citizens, handicapped and low
and moderate income people within the City
of Hazel Park. Examples of work to be
performed include: electrical and
plumbing repair; painting; window
replacement; ramping, rail instaljation
and other minor repairs.
NOTE; CURRENT HOUSEHOLD DIRECT BENEFIT
-ACTIVITY INFORMATION MUST - BE
SUBMITTED PRIOR TO RECEIVINC
REIMBURSEMENT FOR-THIS-ACTiVIff.---
196717-08-7165 FIRE BODIPMFDT (A) 1,074.00
The City will purchase fire equipment for
the fire department. The City has 50.30%
low and moderate income people. Equipment
to be purchased must be submitted to
Oakland County Community Development
Division for eligibility approval prior to
initiation.
196-1770877440 RECREATION FACILITIES (A) 2,148.,00
Steel picnic tables will be purchased and
installed in Scout and Green Acres ParRs.
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Aorrir.rns ALLDaT
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CITY (.0 HA277 PlAk!_
This will benefit the 50.30% low and
moderate income people of the City.
196-17-08-7645 AMINT -71P.T70-0 21,480.00
Funds for the administration of the CDBG
program at the local level.
196-17-08-7680 C3UTTE.,77q,7771:
Funds for cost overruns in established
CDBG projects.
10,740,00
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NOTE: Hazel Park's program income from 1987 is $12,232.00. These monies have been
added to the $107,403,00 that is the formula. allocation for the city.
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CITY OF HUNTINGTON WOW
ACTIVITY NO. ACTIVITY (CRITERIA) ALLOCATION
1988-1989 COBG PROJECT SUMMARY SHEET
$8,836.00 196-718-08-7530 SFAIOR CITIZEN VEHICLE (A)
The City of Huntington Woods will purchase
a senior citizen van, The van will cost
$22,000.00 of which $8,836 will be paid
from CDBG funds, Senior citizens, low and
moderate income and the handicapped will
benefit.
196-18-08-7670 PLANNING/MANAGEMENT
The City will hire an outreach worker or
contract with an agency to survey the
needs of the City's senior citizens. An
initial survey will be compiled and
published in the City newsletter. The
:responses will be evaluated to determine
the needs of the senior citizens and to
structure programs to meet those needs,
2,720.00
196 18-08-7531 HEALTH/SAFETY/RECREATIONAL APPLIANCES (A) 2,040.00
The City will purchase units for an
emergency response system. The system is
an emergency communication system that can
be activated to summon assistance in case
of fall, • injury, heart attack or other
medical emergency. The units will be made
available to those low and moderate
income, senior citizens and handicapped
members of the community with medical
problems.
NOTE: CURRENT HOUSE! oiD DIRECT BENEFIT
ACTIVITY INFORMATION MST BE
RECEIVED PRIOR TO RFCETVT,
REIMBURSEMENT FOR THIS ACTIVITY.
TOTAL $13,596. _
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1988-1989 CDBG PROTECT Set
CITY OF KEEGO HARBOR
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ACTIVITY NO.
196-19-08-7440
ACTIVITY (CRITERIA)
RECREATIONAL FACILITIES (A)
Projects in two established recreation
areas will be completed during the 1988-89
program year Descriptions of the
projects are as follows:
1. Fran Leaf Memorial Park ($2,554)
Activities scheduled for this park
include: construction of a concrete
walkway and footbridges; remove debris
from channel and site; purchase
hexagonal shelter: tables, grills,
benches and play equipment.
2. Cit. Hail Park Develament ($13,518)
Site improvements slated for this site
include: construction of a perimeter
walk, footbridge, raised timber
walkway and observation platform and
the purchase of tables, benches,
grills and playground equipment.
These two park improvement projects will
benefit the 44.11% low and moderate income
residents of the City.
ALLOCATION
$16,072.00
$16,072.00
ACTIVITY NO. ACTIVITY
196-20-08- 7670 PLI TJG AND DUNII:CR(' 1,508.00
19313-1989 CDFIC.; rrmpg
CITY OF 1.2iLIFTE? IfILLAM
196-20-08-7305 MINOR HOME REPAIR 00
The minor home repair program will offer
senior citizens, low and moderate income
and handicapped people small repair
services. Such activities will include
carpentry, electrical, plumbing, painting,
insect and rodent control. Community
Services of Oakland will be contracted to
provide services for this program.
NOTE: CURRENT HOUSEHOLD DIRECT BENEFIT _
ACTIVITY INFORMATION MUST BE
SUBMITTED PRIOR TO --7itIVINd
REIMBURSEMENT FOR THIS ACTIVITY.
OCATTOB
$4,176.00
196-20-08-7420 PUBLIC SMVICE ACTIVITY (A) 1,131.00
.Home chore services will be made available
to senior citizens and the handicapped.
Chore services include: snow and ice
removal; yard care; tree service; interior
and exterior cleaning.
NOTE: CURRENT HOUSEHOLD DIRECT BETIFETT
ACTIVITY INFORMATION - _1101BE
SUBMITTED PRIOR TO RECEIVING
REIMBURSEMENT- FOR THIS ACTIVITY.
Funds will be expended for a planning
study that will examine the effect on the
1-696 expressway that is under
construction in the community. A copy of
completed plans or studies must be
submitted to the Oakland County Community
Development Division.
196-2&-08-7680 CONTINGENCY 756.00
Funds for cost overruns in established
CDBG project accounts.
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ACTIVIT1
19E7 CDP,G
CITY OF mAm
196-21-08-7030 BARRIER FREE I MPRO;TE. I (A)
Architectural changes will be made to the
Madison Heights City Hall to make it
barrier free. Improvements include the
modification to the existing elevator
system to accommodate handicapped persons
and equipment, as well as the modification
to the exterior structure of the building
to provide direct access into the elevator
system. In addition, installation of a
handicap ramp leading directly into the
entrance door will be constructed,
together with a new exterior entrance
system.
196-21-08-7010 PACCETISITION,IDEMOLITME ( A
Two projects
program year
1. Acquisition
substandard
located at
are proposed during this
The projects are:
and demolition of a
commercial building
26720-24 John R. Road,
2.
together with an adjoining substandard
investor-owned residential dwelling
and/or
Acquisition and demolition of a
substandard commercial building
located at 26770 John R Road, together
with three (3) substandard
investor-owned residential dwellings
adjoining the building will allow the
City to acquire the rights of way
necessary for the widening of John R
Road from Ten Mile Road to Twelve Mile
Road and eliminate conditions of
blight by the demolition of the
substandard structures.
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CITY OF•
ACTIVITY NO. ALLWAI
, (A) 27,750.00 196-21-08-7075 CODE EMV.A
19.33-1c)83 IttFi
The sites are located in Census Tract
1003.01, Block Group 8, that has 50.73%
low and moderate lflCtiit people.
Code enforcement personnel will be paid to
ensure that all property owners comply
with the codes and ordinances of Madison
Heights. Activities will include on-site
inspections for residential, commercial
and adjoining properties for code
violations and to initiate appropriate
enforcement actions. Assistance will be
provided to educate property owners of
self-help actions, referrals to agencies
and City Departments that will provide
assistance to obtain compliance by cited
parties. Additional responsibilities will
include preparation of documents,
reporting procedures, inspections. and
court appearances. Code enforcement
activities will take_ place in the
following Census Tracts: 1002.01,
1002.02, 1003.01, 1003.02 ; 1001.01 and
1001.02, Block Group 3.
The areas identified above had adjoining
boundaries and qualify with 40.78% low and
moderate income families.
196-21-08-7305 MINOR RPPATf:. (A) 868.00
Funds will be used to provide minor home
repairs for low and moderate income
people, senior citizens and handicapped.
These funds will ensure that people will
not be unduly burdened with financial
hardships due to the enforcement of
ordinances through the code enforcement
program. Activities will take place in
the following Census Tracts: 1002.01,
1002.02, 1003.01, 1003.02, 1001.01 and
1001.02, Block Group 3. These areas have
adjoining boundaries and an aggregate. of
40.78% low and moderate income families,
1968-1g;JS
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196-21-08-7300 EN8lGI.Ci DR (A)
This program is designed to assist the
very low income single-family residential
property owner. Assistance will be
provided in situations of extreme
emergency for the repair and/or
replacement of minor rehab activities such
as: replacement or repair of furnaces;
replacement or repair of hot water
heaters; replaccmn. or repair of roofs
and the repair of .electrical and plumbing
systems or other minor rehab items
necessary for the well-being of families.
Grant assistance will be provided in
accordance with established guidelines
designed for the Emerg ency Rehab Repair
Program and adopted by City Council.
Income eligibility will be in accordance
with HUD Section 8 guidelines.
NOTE: CURRENT
ACTIM
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196-21-08-7420 PUBLIC c' 867200
A home chore services program will be
offered for senior citizens and
handicapped residens of the city. The
services proposed in this program will be
lawn maintenance, snow removal? shrub
pruning, window cleaning and minor
exterior repairs.
5,203_00
IA) ACTIVITY KO.
196-21-08-7645 24,531 00
196-21-08-7680 OCto- 6,070,.00
NOTE: CUP.P.i..": JI.,',1--..F.E1...=.;LD DIRECT BENEFIT ' ..
ACTIV1,L -.:- E. : ! . , k_ ' ?€, MUST BE ------------- SURMITTFT , PRIOR TO RECEIVING _ _ _ _ . . _ ... _ REP1.7-175ri'.7d T FOR THIS ACTIVITY.
Funds for the administration of the COBG
program at the local level.
Monies for cost ovecruirs in establiF:hed
CDBG project accounts
TETnRL $151.71.jg:56
VIA)
BARRIER F2FE T
ACTIVITY NO.
196-22-08-7030
ALLcr..a
$6,000A10
lc -I
CITZ OF
Barrier free impro'. ::rit.s will be
constructed at the city's recreation
center located at 301 'c'L Main Street. The
project will include analyzing the
entrance to the Recreation Center to the
main lobby for barrier free requirements/
designing sidewalk and entryway
improvements to meet barrier free
standards and constructing the
improvements.
TOTAL $6,
ACTIVITY. (CRI -'
196-23-08-7510 SAFETY PATTIS (A)
ACTIVITY ID.
$21,615.00
196-23-08-7440 RECREATiON FACILITIES (A) 30,262.00
196-23-08-7235 HISTORIC PRESERW7777 (B) 6,052.00
CTITK;
crini OF rAfir
Construct an eight foot wide, 5 mile long
safety path . along Thirteen Mile Road
between Decker and Mealowhrook. Roads. The
service area of Census Tract 1050.01,
.Block Group 9, containing 42.50% low and
moderate income people will directly
benefit from this project.
Novi city officials will continue the
development of Lake Shore Park (4.7 acres)
located at 601 South Lake Drive. This is
a multiyear project that has been funded
previously. This park benefits the low
and moderate income people in the service
area of Census Tract 1050.01, Block Groups
2, 3 and 9 that contain 39.00% low and
moderate income people. Projects
identified for this year's funding will
include the seawall removal in the beach
area and the preliminary design and
development of the Shawood Lake frontage.
Historical
the Novi
CDBG funds
to move
location.
include:
placement,
reroofing.
preservation and restoration of
Township Hall will continue.
allocated in 1985 were expended
the building to its present
Projects for these funds
landscaping: asphalt walkway
restoration of the siding and
1988-1989 CDBG PTUTU-T arpetwv
CITY C ThiT (continued)
ACTIVITY NO ACTTTITY (c 'T:
196-23-08-7300 Elk :GFICY RIMAD pr‘Rf'-71- , (A)
An emergency home rehabilitation program
will be made available to eligible low and
moderate income, senior citizens and the
handicapped. Repairs must be of an
emergency nature and/or affect the health
and safety of the homeowner. Items to be
repaired or replaced include, but not
limited to, furnaces, hot water heaters,
plumbing, electrical and roofs
NOTE: CURRENT HOUSEHOLD DIRECT BENEFIT
ACTIVITY INFORMATION MUST BE
SUBMITTED PRTnR TO RECEIVING
REIMBURSEMENT FOR THIS ACTIVITY.
195-23-08-7 645 ADMINISTRATION
Funds for the administration of the CDBG
program at the local level.
196-23-08-7680 CONTINGENCY
-
Monies for cost overruns in established
CDBG accounts.
ACTIVITY (CRITERIA)
196-24-08-7637 WATER SYSTEM IMPROVIT-t -::TITS (A)
ALLOCATION
$28,174,00
ACTIVITY NO.
9;11:-1939 CaBG F••7;Ja7fe SUMMARY SHEET
CITY OF OAK PARK
This program will provide construction
plans and specifications for water and
sewer needs for an industrial area
bordered by Coolidge (E), Greenfield (W),
Eight Mile Road (8) and Northend (N). The
replacecment of the existing eight inch
water line and sewer will allow for the
development of approximately 83 acres of
property that is now underutilized. The
development of this property would provide
employment for people in Oak Park, Royal
Oak Township and Ferndale. There are
43.93% low and moderate income people in
these communities.
196 24-08-7305 MINOR EOM] REPAIR (A) 39,270.00
A minor home repair program will be
offered to low and moderate income, senior
citizens and handicapped Oak Park
residents. Tasks included in this program
are painting, minor miscellaneous repairs
and minor safety or energy related
repairs. Approximately 200 homes will
benefit from the program that will begin
in May 1988 and terminate in April 1989.
NOTE: CURRENT HOUSEHOLD DIRECT BENEFIT
ACTIVITY INFORMATION MUST BE
SUBMITTED PRIOR TO RECEIVING
EIMBURSEMEThY FOR THIS ACTIVITY.
196 24-98-7440 RECREATION FACTLIT1 ODUIPMENT (A) 16,645,.00
Playground equipment will be purchased and
installed at two neighborhood parks.
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ACTIVITY NO. ACTIVITY (CRITERIA) MiCATIC
196-24-08-7645 ADPIEfff.STFNUETC.0 18,248,00
1988-1989 CMG
CITY OF CAN
seATA1777 MEET
med. )
These parks are Jackson Park and
Lessenger Park. Jackson Park serves a
population of 40.53% low and moderate
income people (N.S.P. area #160) and
Lessenger Park serves an area with a low
and moderate population of 55.27%.
Jackson Park is bounded by Oak Park Blvd.
(N), Majestic (W), Rosewood (E) and
Kenwood (S). Lessenger Park is bounded by
Capital (S), Albany (N), Coolidge (W) and
Wyoming (E). The project will be
initiated and completed during the summer
of 1988.
196-24-08-7570 SIDEPLALN, (A) 23,667.00
Approximately 2,330 lineal feet of six
foot sidewalk will be installed in two
areas. These areas are (1) Greenfield
Road from Oak Park Blvd., north
approximately 1,340 feet and (2) Oak Park
Blvd. from Church Street east
approximately 990 feet. The area served
has 41.25% low and moderate income people
(N.S.P. area #156). The project will be
initiated and completed during the summer
of 1988.
Funds for the administration of the CDBG
program at the local level.
196-24-08-7680 olptiTp-av 10,451.00
Monies for cost overruns in established
CDBG project accounts.
, $136,455.kx . . . . . . TOTA
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ACT NPORMATION VITY
196-60-08-7520 SENIOR CITIZEN CENTER (A) 5y100.00
1988-1989 CDBG PROJECT SUMMARY SHEET
CITY OF ORCHARD LAKE VILLACE
ACTIVITY ACTIVITY (CRITERIA) ALLOCATT4
196-60-08-7420 PUBLIC SERVICE ACTIVITY (A) $ 900.00
The Mature Mingler organization will
administer a variety of service activities
for senior citizens. Minor Home Chores
include but are not limited to the
following: lawn mowing, leaf raking t
window washing, etc.
NOTE: CURRENT HOUSEHOLD DIRECT BENEFIT
MUST BE
SUBMITTED PRIOR TO RECEIVING
REIMBURSEMENT FOR THIS ACTIVITY.
Funds will be used to rent space at 7273
Wing Lake Road for use as a senior citizen
activity center by the Mature Minglers.
TOTAL $6,000.00
196-25-08-7420 PUBLIC SERVICE ACTIVITY (A) $1,340.00
ACTIVITY
1987-1988 CDBG PROJECT SUMMARY SHEET
CITY OF PLEASANT RIDGE
ACTIVITY (CRITERIA) ALLOCATION
A home chore service program will be
administered by the Area Service
Association (A.S.A.) for eligible low and
moderate income households, senior
citizens and handicapped households.
Services include but are not limited to
the following: grass cutting, leaf
raking, installing screens; and storm
windows, weatherstripping, cleaning
gutters and downspouts, etc.
NOTE: CURRENT HOUSEHOLD DIRECT BENEFIT
ACTIVITY INFORMATION MUST BE
SUBMITTED PRIOR TO RECEIVING
REIMBURSEMENT FOR THIS ACTIVITY.
5,107.00 196-25-08-7030 BARRIER FREE IMPROVEMENTS (A)
Barrier free improvements will be
continued at the Pleasant Ridge Community
Center, 4 Ridge Road. This is Phase II
that will include the implementation of
architectural designs and plans funded
during 1987. The project will begin when
funds are available and terminate
approximately six (6) months later.
196-25-08-7520 SENIOR CITIZEN CENTER (A) 838,.00
A room divider will be purchased and
installed in the Senior Citizen Room,
Pleasant Ridge Community Center, 4 Ridge
Road. The divider will be purchased and
installed when funds become available.
iiSt 1988-1989 CDE1 ARY SHEET
CTTY OF PLEASE RIDGE (continued)
ACTIVITY BD. ACTI-M7 (Milt7R1A)
196-25-08-7670 PL: - ATED HTh $ 1,675A10
A consultant will be retained to determine
the marketability and redevelopment
potential of the Woodward Corridor after
the completion of the 1-696 Expressway.
Emphasis will be placed on the east side
of Woodward .Avenue between the municipal
boundaries. This project is a multiyear
project that has been funded previously.
At present planning activities are being
undertaken by the Oakland County Planning
Division. The project will begin after
completion of the Oakland County Planning .
Division. Study. There will be three
stages to the program: (1) complete an
assessment of the existing situation; (2)
develop a 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 and blight •
conditions and provide lobs for low and
moderate income people.
TOT 8,960 00
ACTIVITY (CRITERIA) ACTIVITY NO.
196-26-08-7570 SIDEWALK IMPROVEMENTS (A) $14,851.00
196-26-08-7040 BEAUTIFICATION (A) 14,580.00
1988-1.939 conG PRORTECT SuMMARY SHEET
CITY OF F005ESTER
Monies will be allocated for the
construction of handicap sidewalk camps
throughout the City. In addition, funds
will be provided to pay the special
assessments of those households that
qualify as low and moderate income
households for the replacement or
construction of sidewalks throughout the
community. N.S.P. area 209 has 39.48% low
and moderate income. -
Approximately 65 trees of various species
that are 2-3 inches in diameter will be
planted in N.S.P. 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 1988.
$29,431.00
1988-1989 CMG PROLITCT SUMMARY SHEET
CITY OF ROCHESTER
ACTIVITY (CRITERIA)
196-61=08-7637 WATER SYSTEM IMPROVEMENTS (A)
This is phase three of a three phase
program to provide water to a low and
moderate income area of the community.
Eight inch lateral water mains will be
placed along the following streets:
Avalon, north of Auburn Road to terminus
and south of Auburn Road to Woodcrest; St.
Clair, north of Auburn Road to terminus
and south of Auburn Road to Woodorest;
York, north of Auburn Road to Woodcrest;
York, north of Auburn Road to terminus and
south of Auburn Road to Woodcrest;
Greenwood, south of Auburn Road to
Woodcrest; Eastwood, south of Woodcrest to
terminus; Dunning, from Adams Road east to
Avalon; Dunning, from York Street to
Greenwood and Dunning, from Eastwood east
to terminus. The installation of these
new water mains will benefit low and
moderate income persons in Census Tract
1081, Block Group 4 (39.20% low and
moderate income); Census Tract 1081, Block
Group 5 (52.96% low and moderate incomes)
and Census Tract 1081, Block Group 6
(49.68% low and moderate incomes).
Arrangements are being made to pay the
assesments of low and moderate income
households that qualify to connect to the
new lines. Total project cost is
earmarked at $954,000.00
196-61-08-7440 RECREATION FACILITIES (A)
The City has recently acquired a 15 acre.
parcel of property located west of
Bathurst Street and south of Auburn Road.
The city will purchase picnic tables,
grills and playscape equipment for the
newly acquired site. The park is located
in Census Tract 1081, Block Group 4, that
has 39.20% low and moderate income people.
ACTIVITY O. ALLOCATTGA
$101/068.00
2,000.00
T6TAt---a03,068 .60
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19846.4989 CMG PROJECT a ,' ARY MEET
CITY OP Sarni LYON
ACTIVITY NO. ACTIVITY (CRTOMTA) ALLOCATION
196-27-08-7595 STREET IMPROVEMENTS (A)
Si K streets will be reconstructed with
bituminous overlay. Streets slated to be
paved are:
(1) Washington (Liberty to McHattie)
located in N.S.P. area 219 that has
50.48% low and moderate income people;
estimated cost $7,200;
(2) Lottie (Pontiac Trail to Reese);
estimated cost $5,940;
(3) E. Liberty (Wells to Stryber);
estimated cost $15,300;
(4) Godfrey (Reese to terminus); estimated
cost $2,255;
(5) Pettibone (Lottie south to C & 0
Railroad); estimated cost $5,00100;
(6) Reese (New approach 70' north and
south of C & 0 Railroad track);
estimated cost $1,656.
The Lottie, E. Liberty, Godfrey, Pettibone
and Reese Street projects are located in
N.S.P. area 220 that has 44.08% low and
moderate income people. The projects will
be initiated and completed in July 1988.
$19,622.00
TOTAL $19,622.00
1986-1989 CDBG PRaTECT SUMMARY SHEET
CITY OF SYLVAN LAKE
ACTIVITY (atITERTA)
196-28-08-7235 HISTORIC PRESERVATION (11)
The City proposes to move a 12 foot by 15
foot building from its present site
adjacent to City Hall to its original
Iodation on Sylvan Lake. This building
was part of the Detroit Free Press Fresh
Air Camp that was donated to the City by
the newspaper. In addition to moving the
building, the funds would be used to
construct a permanent foundation, reroof
the structure and complete any interior
restoration as necessary. The Michigan
Historical Society will be contacted to
initiate materials to register the
building.
ACTIVITY ALLOCATION
$6,000.00
TOTAL $6,000.00
(1) Kirkton Street,
Maple;
(2) Eastport Street,
Maple; and
1988-1989 CDBG PROJECT . SUMMARY SHEET
CITY OF TROY
ACTIVITY ND. ACTPII (CRITERIA)
196-29-08-7637 WATER SYSTEM IMPROVEMENTS (A)
A water main will be replaced on Kirkton
Street from Maple Road to 1,400 feet
north.
SEE ELIGIBILITY CRITERIA BELOW
196-29-08-7595 STREET IMPROVEMENTS (A)
Three streets will
funds. They are:
be paved with these
(3)
1,400 feet north of
1,200 feet north of
1,100 feet north of Westwood Street,
Maple.
SEE ELIGIBILITY CRITERIA BELOW
ELIGIBILITY CRITERIA
In 1984, the City of Troy qualified the
area where projects are located through
two methods. The two methods were the
recalculating 1980 Census Data and review
of property tax assessments. It was
indicated in December 1983 that the
average assessed value of properties in
the project area was $15,327 or a market
value of $35,654 based on assessment
records. Of the 79 units reviewed, 52
have less than 1,000 square feet of floor
space. Of the remaining 27 units, 26 have
between 1,000 and 1,328 square feet while
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CITY OF TROY (continued)
ACTIVITY NO. ACTIVITY (CRITERIA) ALLOCATION
1988-1989 CMG PROJECT SUMMARY SHEET
only one has 1,864 square feet. Secondly,
a review of 1980 Census Data reveals that
of 1,602 housing units in Census Tract
1076.05, 1,039 units are apartments.
Recalculating income data indicates that
the 563 single family units in the area
have a single aggregate gross income of
$9,500,313. Dividing the income by the
563 single family units indicates that the
gross income for each single family
dwelling unit is $16,874. This income is
well within the established income
criteria used to determine eligibility and
qualifies the area as low and moderate
income.
AL $155,460. 00
1988-1989 CDBG PROGECT SUMMARY SHEET
CITY CC WALLED LAKE
ACTIVITY NO. ACTIVITY (CRITERIA)
Two safety path projects will
completed. They are:
(1) South side of West Maple Road between
Ladd Road and the westerly City
boundary. The 5 foot wide path will
be approximately 1,600 linear feet of
2 to 4 inch thick bituminous asphalt.
Cost of the project is approximately
$18,000. This project is located in
Census Tract 1060.00, Block Group 2
that has 52.48% low and moderate
income persons.
(2) East Lake Drive from Arvida to Ferland
Road. The 5 foot safety path will be
approximately 2,200 linear feet of 2
to 4 inch thick bituminous asphalt.
This project is located in Census
Tract 1060.00, Block Group 3 that has
43.88% low and moderate income people.
196-30-08-7510 SAFETY PATHS (A)
ALLOCATION
$21,167.00
7.00
196-31-08-7300 EMERGENCY REHAB PROCTU.A (A) $ 1,381.00
1985-1989 CDBG PROJECT SOFMARY SHEET
CITY OF 1,:t7-171:174
ACTIVITY NO. ACTIVITY (CRITERIA)
196-31-08-7110 DOWRIOHN REVITALIZATION (A)
ALLOCATION
$17,272.00
The city has earmarked these funds for the
demolition of a severely deteriorated auto
parts store in the Central Business
District (CEO). After the building is
removed, the property will be developed
for parking and a pedestrian open space.
The CBD is located in Census Tract 1052,
Block Group 9 that has 38.70% low and
moderate income people.
An emergency home improvement program will
be offered to eligible low and moderate
income households, senior citizens or
handicapped households in the city.
Improvements will focus on emergency
repairs and barrier free work.
NOTE: CURRENT HOUSEHOLD DIRECT BENEFIT
ACTIVITY INFORMATION MUST BE
SUBMITTED PRIOR TO RECEIVING
REIMBURSEMENT FOR THIS ACTIVITY
196-31-08-7440 RECREATION FACILITY AND EQUIPMENT (A) $ 8,567.00
The city will install an asphalt base for
a wheel chair fitness court, associated
roadway, parking area, handicapped tables,
grills and playfields at an undeveloped 37
acre recreational facility. located 1,000
feet south of Maple Road west of Beck Road
and north of the Grand Trunk Railroad.
Tracks.
ACTIVITY MD. ACTIVITY (CRITERIA) ALIDCATION
196-31-08-7235 HISTORIC PRESEWIATIOU (A) 1,730.00
198B4989 MEG PROJECT SUMMARY SHEET
CITY OF %TEN (covitinued)
Residents from Census Tract 1052, Block
Group 9 (38.70% low and moderate income
persons) will benefit from the development
of the new recreational facility at Maple
and Beck Roads.
A primary objective of this project is to
preserve a significant portion of WiXOM IS
history through the preservation of the
Wixom Museum/Tiffin House. Tasks to be
completed include the renovation and/or
replacement of stairways, barn floor and
portions of the interior and exterior of
the barn and outhouse. In addition,
historical artifacts will be purchased and
appropriate display cases constructed.
The museum is located on the southwest
corner of the intersection of Wixom Road
and Maple Road in Census Tract 1052, Block
Group 9 (38.70% low and moderate income
persons). A historical marker will also
be purchased for the Wixom Cemetery that
has recently been placed on Michigan's
Historical Register.
196-31-08-7645 ADMINISTRATION 495.00
Funds will be used for the administration
of the GDBG program at the local level.
'AL $29,445.00
1988-1989 MEG FRaTECT SUMMARY SHEET
TC TP OF ADDTSON
ACTIVITY D. ACTIVITY (CRITERIA)
196-32-08-7520 SENIOR CITIZEN CENTM (A)
ALLOCATION
$11,494.00
A senior citizen recreation area will be
constructed adjacent to the existing
Senior Citizen Center located at 1440
Rochester Road.
196-32-08-7420 PUBLIC SERVICE ACTIVITY (A)
A senior hostess and aide will be retained
to assist with the senior citizen program.
NOTE: CURRENT HOUSEHOLD DIRECT BENEFIT
ACTIVITY INFORMATION MUST BE
SUBMITTED PRIOR TO RECEIVING
REIMBURSEMENT FOR THIS ACTIVITY.
196-32-08-7440 RECREATION FACILITILVEJ5IUMENT (A)
Recreation equipment will be purchased for
senior citizens and retained in the senior
citizen center that is slated for
completion in 1988.
2,178.00
852.00
TOTAL $14,524.00
ACTIVITY NO.
TOWNSHIP OF BRANDON
ACTIVITY (CRITERIA) ALLOCATBDAR
196-34-08-7595 STREET IMPROVEMENTS (A) $15,725,00
196-34-08-7110 DOWNTOWN REVITALIZATION (A) 9,998.00
1988-4989 CDBG PROJECT SUMMARY SHEET
Michaels Street from Glass Road to 500
feet north, will be reconstructed and
improved. A survey will have to be
conducted prior to initiation of the
project to establish that 38.46% low and
moderate income people reside on the
street.
Funds will be spent to improve the Village
of Ortonville in accordance with the
General Development Plan For The
Ortonville Development Area. Activities
slated to be completed in the area
include: (1) improve sanitary sewer; (2)
landscaping; road improvements; (3)
marketing and promotion and (4) parking
improvements. The Village of Ortonville
has 44.28% concentration of low and
moderate income people.
TOTAL $25,723.00
TOWNSHIP OF COMMERCE
ICTIVIIT NO- ACTIVITY (CRITERIA) ALLOCATION
196-35-08-7440 RECREATION FACILITIES (A) $53 t 936.00
1988-1989 CDBG PROJECT SUMMARY SHEET
The Township 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 N.S.P. area #058
that has 39.53 percent low and moderate
income people.
tOTAL $53,936,05
196-36-08-7520 SENIOR CITIZEN CENTER (A) $ 4,000.00
1988-1989 CDBG PROJECT SUMMARY SHEET
TOWNSHIP OF GROVELAND
ACTIVITY J. ACTIVITY (CRITERIA) ALLOCATION
Improvements will be made to the Brandon
and Holly Townships' senior citizen
centers that service Groveland Township
senior citizens.
196-36-08-7030 BARRIER FREE IMPROVEMENTS . (A) 4,844.00
Barrier free improvements will be made to
the township hall and fire station.
196-36-08-7670 PLANNING AND MANAGEMENT 2,210.00
The township will undertake several
planning studies. They are:
1. Prepare a Strategic Land Use Plan for
the reclamation of a large sand and
gravel extractive site
2. Update the Township's Zoning Map; and
3. Update the township's Zoning
Ordinance.
These activities are limited to twenty
percent of the township's funding
allocation.
AL $ ,054.00
1988-1989 CDBG PROJECT SUMMARY SHEET
ACTIVITY NO.
TOWNSHIP OF HIGHLAND
ACTIVITY (CRITERIA)
The Township will purchase a vehicle for
the transportation of senior citizen and
handicapped residents of Highland
Township.
196-37-08-7530 SENIOR CITIZEN VEHICLE (A)
ALLOCATION
$14,395.00
TOTAL $14,395.00
1988-1989 CDBG PROJECT SUMMARY SHEET
FE TOWNSHIP OF 1_,Ly
ACTIVITY NO. ACTIVITY (CRITERIA)
196-38-08-7520 SENIOR CITIZEN CENTER (A)
These funds will be used to purchase
equipment for the senior citizen center.
The equipment will include a public
address system, pool table and cabinets.
The senior citizen center is located at
111 College Street in the Village of
Holly.
196-38-08-7530 SENIOR CITIZEN VEHICLE (A)
A new van will be purchased to transport
senior citizens of the township.
196-38-08-7570 SIDEWALK IMPROVEMENTS (A)
The township will enter into a joint
agreement with Holly Village to
reconstruct sidewalks in the following
locations:
I. College Street from Sherman to Baird
Streets;
2. Grant from Sherman to Baird;
3. Baird from Grant to Washington; and
4. Michigan from Maple to Oakland. These
areas will be qualified by survey
prior to initiation of the project.
The following sidewalk improvements
will be in Census Tract 1125, Block
Group 5 that contains 39.30 percent
low and moderate income families. The
streets are: Airport; Bevin; Hartner;
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1988-1989 CDBG PROJECT SUMMARY SHEET
TOWNSHIP OF HOLLY (continued)
ACTIVITY N:). ACTIVITY (CRITERIA) ALLOCATION
Richard; Fairfield; Crescent and
Parkside. In addition, the sidewalk
west of North Holly Road, located in
Census Tract 1125, Block Group 4,
containing 44.90 percent low and
moderate income people, will be
completed from its south termination
point to Grange Hall Road.
196 -38-08-7420 PUBLIC SERVICE ACTIVITY (A) 2,234.00
The funds will be used to carry out a
blight clean-up effort in the township.
Trucks and dumpaters will be placed and
used primarily within the low and moderate
income area (Census Tract 1126, Block
Group 3, 43.65% low and moderate income
people) of the township. Workers will be
funded to directly assist senior citizens
and handicapped households.
196-38-08-7670 PLANNING AND MANAGEMENT 2,564.00
Funds will be utilized to update and
publish a new Master Plan for Holly
Township. Planning activities related to
this project should be completed by
December 31, 1988.
TOTAL $12,821.00
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1988-1989 CDBG PROJECT SUMMARY SHEET
ACTIVITY NO.
TOWNSHIP OF INDEPENDENCE
ACTIVITY (CRITERIA)
A fund to cover eligible low and moderate
income resident special assessment
billings for municipal improvement
projects. Project locations and
activities must be identified and reviewed
for eligibility by the Oakland County
Community Development Division prior to
the initiation of the project.
NOTE: CURRENT HOUSEHOLD DIRECT BENEFIT
ACTIVITY INFORMATION MUST BE
SUBMITTED PRIOR TO RECEIVING
REIMBURSEMENT FOR THIS ACTIVITY.
196-39-08-7582 SPECIAL ASSESSMENT FUND (A)
ALLOCATION
$ 8,287.00
196-39-08-7305 MINOR HOME REPAIR (A) $18,524.00
The township will implement a minor home
repair program for low and moderate
incoMe, handicapped or senior citizen
households. Improvements will include
energy efficiency related work and repair
of emergency equipment.
CURRENT HOUSEHOLD DIRECT BENEFIT
ACTIVITY INFORMATION MUST BE
SUBMITTED PRIOR TO RECEIVING
REIMBURSEMENT FOR THIS ACTIVITY.
196-39-08-7520 SENIOR CITIZEN CENTER (A) $ 4,875.00
Improvements will be made to the kitchen
and craft area of the Senior Citizen
Center located at 5980 Clarkston Road.
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1988-1989 CMG PROJECT SUMMARY SHEET
TOWNSFITP OF INDEPENDENCE (continued)
ACTIVITY NO. ACTIVITY (CRITERIA) ALLOCATMN
$ 7,312.00 196-39-08-7420 PUBLIC SERVICE (A)
Five service activities will be funded
under this program. They are:
1. Consortium for Human Development
The township will use funds to provide
out-patient services for township
residents who are low and moderate
income, senior or handicapped persons.
2. Chore Service
Various agencies will promote home
chore services for senior citizens
within the township.
3. Home Meals
Various agencies will provide
home-bound township senior citizens
with daily meal service.
4. SCAMP
Assistance will be provided to
physically and mentally impaired
children with a school and camp
environment.
5. Clarkston Youth Assistance
Counseling for troubled youth will be
provided.
NOTE: CURRENT PERSON DIRECT BENEFIT
ACTIVITY INFORMATION MUST BE
SUBMITTED PRIOR TO RECEIVING
REIMBURSEMENT FOR THIS ACTIVITY.
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196-39-08-7680 CONTINGENCY 2,439.00
1988-1989 CDBG PROJECT SUMMARY SHEET
TOWNSHIP OF INDEPENDENCE (continued)
ACTIVITY NO. ACTIVITY (CRITERIA) ALLOCATION
196-39-08-7084 COMMERCIAL ASSISTANCE PROGRAM (B) $7,312.00
Funds will be expended to remove slum and
blighted conditions in the commercial area
along Dixie Highway between White Lake
Road on the north and Waterford Road on
the south. These monies will be used in
conjunction. with Oakland County's
Commercial Assistance Program. Emphasis
will be directed toward providing business
owners with low interest funding to make
visual improvements to their commercial
frontages.
Monies for cost overruns in established
CDBG project accounts.
TOTAL $48,749.00
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ACTIVITY (CRITERIA)
196-40-08-7595 STREET IMPROVEMENTS (A)
ALLOCATION
$20,981.00
ACTIVITY NO.
1988-1989 CDBG PROJECT SUMMARY SHEET
TOWNSHIP OF LYON
Funds will be expended to participate with
the Oakland County Road Cominission to
reconstruct and provide drainage
improvements to roads- Ditching
activities will take place along Eleven
Mile Road between Milford and Dixboro
roads; along Spaulding Road between Eleven
and Twelve Mile roads and along Martindale
between Eleven Mile Road and Grand River
Avenue. Graveling activities will take
place on Eleven Mile Road from the
railroad crossing eastward to Milford
Road. Paving will take place at the
following intersections:
1. Pontiac Trail and Martindale
2. Martindale and Grand River Avenue
These aCtivities will benefit residents in
Census Tract 1054, Block Group 2 that has
a 39.24% concentration of low and moderate
income people.
196-40-08-7570 SIDEWALK IMPROVEMENTS (A) 3,590.00
Sidewalks will be installed along Grand
River Avenue from the intersection of
Milford Road and Grand River to the
intersection of Rondeau and Grand River.
This will benefit the residents of Census
Tract 1054, Block Group 2 that has 39.24%
low and moderate income people.
TOTAL $24,571-00
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1988-1989 CDBG PROJECT SUMMARY SHEET
TOWNSHIP Of MILFORD
ACTIVITY NO. ACTIVITY (CRITERIA)
These funds will be put toward determining
the feasibility and subsequent con-
struction of a senior citizen center.
This will be a joint project with the
Village of Milford.
196-41-08-7520 SENIOR CITIWN CENTER (A)
ALLOCATION
$13,137.00
TOTAL $13,137.00
1988-1989 CDBG PROJECT SUMMARY SHEET
TOWNSHIP OF OAKLAND
ACTIVITY NO. ACTIVITY (CRITERIA) ALLOCATION
196-42-08-7084 COMMERCIAL ASSISTANCE PROGRAM (B) $11,810.00
Funds will be made available to property
owners and businessmen in the "Goodison
Historical Area". The area is located at
the intersection of Collins and Orion
roads. These monies will be used to
augment the CAP monies from the Oakland
County CAP. The funds will be used to
reduce interest charges for clients that
rehab their commercial facades and make
other improvements to revitalize the
commercial area and remove slum and
blighted conditions.
196-42-08-7040 BEAUTIFICATION (B) 2,400.00
Landscaping and site improvements will be
made to areas surrounding several signs
that identify the "Historical Goodison
Area". These improvements will address
.slum and blight conditions.
TOTAL $14,210.00
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ACTIVITY NO.
1988-1989 CMG PROJECT SUMMARY SHEET
TOWNSHIP OF ORION
ACTIVITY (CRITERIA) ALLOCATION
196-43-08-7520 SENTOR CITtZEN CENTER (A) $49,379.00
The reconstruction and development of the
Senior Citizen Center will be a joint
effort between the Village of Lake Orion
and Orion Township. The Center is located
at the corner of Church and Broadway
Street in the Village of Lake Orion.
Activities scheduled to take place in the
building include: hot meals program;
recreation program including arts and
craft; shuffleboard, billiards, reading,
sewing, knitting, health screening and
counsel.ing.
196-43-08-7420 PUBLIC SERVICES (A) 8,500.00
A nutrition aide position will be funded
at the Orion Village/Township Senior.
Citizen Center. This person will run the
hot lunch program that services seniors at
the center and citizens that are
homebound. The position also serves as a
communication link between the center and
resident seniors who are in the hospital
or temporarily incapacitated.
NOTE: CURRENT PERSONAL DIRECT BENEFIT
ACTIVITY INFORMATION MUST BE
SUBMITTED PRIOR TO RECEIVING
REIMBURSEMENT FOR THIS ACTIVITY.
TOTAL $57,879.00
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1988-1989 CDDIG PROJECT SUMMARY SHEET
TOWNSHIP OF OXFORD
ACTIVITY NO. ACTIVITY (CRITERIA) ALLOCATION
196-44-08-7510 SAFETY PATHS (A)
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
moderate income people) and township
residents in Census Tract 1122, Block
Group 5 (concentration of 39.80% low and
moderate income families.)
$18,641.00
196-44-08-7520 SENIOR CITIZEN CENTER (A) 5,000.00
A sidewalk will be constructed and
landscaping completed adjacent to the
Vet's Hall that is utilized as a senior
citizen center. This will complete the
project that was initiated in 1986. This
will benefit senior citizens of the yarea.
TOTAL $23,641.00
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196-45-08-7645 ADMINISTRATION $ 805.00
1988-1989 CDBG PROJECT SUMMARY SHEET
ACTIVITY ND.
TOWNSHIP OF ROSE
ACTIVITY (CRITERIA)
The realignment of Cogshall Street will be
completed to improve street access to the
Holly Shore Mobile Home Subdivision
(62.86% low and moderate income persons)
for the residents and for police and fire
service. When finished, the project will
eliminate a dangerous curve and improve
the infrastructure and pavement to the
standards of the Oakland County Road
Commission. The project is located on
Cogshall Street immediately south of the
Rose and Holly Township border.
196-45-08-7595 STREET IMPROVEMENTS (A)
ALLOCATION
8,403.00
196-45-08 -7420 PUBLIC SERVICE (A) $ 2,050.00
An annual clean-up effort will be directed
toward the Holly Shore Mobile Home
Subdivision that has 62.86% low and
moderate income persons. Dumpsters will
be placed in centralized locations to
facilitate the removal of debris.
196-45-08-7670 PLANNING AND/OR MANAGEMENT $ 2,415.00
Planning and management expertise will be
obtained to provide information to the
township administrators in the areas of
community development and program
implementation. An evaluation of the
three-year CDBG program and an analysis of
current needs will provide the necessary
information for proper allocation of
community resources.
Funds for the local administration of the
CDBG program.
TOTAL $13,673.00
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196-46-08-7420 PUBLIC SERVICE ACTIVITY (A) $ 5,000.00
1988-1989 COW PROJECT SUMMARY SHEET
TOWNSHIP OF ROYAL OAK
ACTIVITY NO. ACTIVITY (CRITERIA) ALLOCATION
OLBSA will administer and provide services
from the senior center for the elderly,
frail and low income residents of the
township. Activities will include
transportation and meal services.
NOTE: DIRECT BENEFIT ACTIVITY INFORMATION
MUST BE SUBMITTED PRIOR TO
RECEIVING REIMBURSEMENT FOR THIS
ACTIVITY.
196-46-08-7165 FIRE PROTECTION FACILITY AND EQUIPMENT (A) $25,831.00
The Township will purchase a fire truck
with these funds. In addition, the fire
station will be remodeled to accommodate
the new piece of eqnipment.
NDIE: THE TOWNSHIP SHALL NOT OBLIGATE
FUTURE YEAR CDBG FUNDING TO ACQUIRE
THIS EQUIPMENT. HUD REGULATIONS
SPECIFICALLY PROHIBIT OBLIGATING
FUTURE FLU
FUNDII
CREDIT.
ING PRIOR TO OBTAINING
EVELS AND LETTERS OF
196-46-08-7440 RamErm0t.4 FACILITIES (A) 4,696.00
Restoration and park improvements will be
made to Mack-Rowe memorial Park (formerly
Detroyal Park) that is located north of
Groveview between Reimanville and Bethlawn
streets. These activities will benefit
the entire community that has a concen-
tration of low and moderate income people.
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196-46-06-7670 PLANNING AR MANAGEMENT 3,757.00
196-46-0B-76E10 547.00
1988-1969 CDBG PROJECT SUMMARY SHEET
TU- 7-HIP OF ROYAL OAK (continued)
ACTIVITY NO. ACTIVITY (CRITFRIA) ALLCCATION
196-46-08-7010 ACQDTSITIONLDEMOLITIOM (A)-
The Township will demolish and remove a
house located on Parkside Street. This
structure has been condemned for being a
blighted structure. This will benefit the
community that was a concentration of
64.18% low and moderate income persons.
STREET UTPROVEtIENTS (A)
Royal Oak Township will participate in a
tri-party agreement with Oakland County
and the Oakland County Road Commission to
improve county roads throughout the
township. Improvements will include
drainage improvements and turnout lanes.
This activity will benefit the residents
of the township that have a 64.18%
concentration of low and moderate income
people. THE PURCHASE OF EQUIPMENT IS NOT
AN ELIGIBLE ACTIVITY-
1,500.00
5,636.00
Funds will be used to contract with a
planning consultant for housing, economic
development, comprehensive planning, land
development, land sales, GDBG Management,
and similar township needs.
Funds for cost overruns in established
CDBG project accounts.
TOTAL $46,967.00
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I9&3-1989 CPUG PROJECT SUMMARY SHEET
'12 OF SPRINGFIELD
ACTIVITY NO. ACTIVITY (CRITERIA)
196-47-08-7520 SENIOR CITIZEN CEMTER (A)
Funds will be directed towards the
construction of a new facility to be used
as a senior citizen center. The specific
site for this facility has yet to be
determined. Township General Funds will
alsO be used to construct this facility.
1988-1989 CDBG PROJECT SUMMARY SHEET
TOWNSHIP OF WEST BLOOMFIELD
ACTIVITY NO. ACTIVITY (CRITERIA) ALLOCATION
196-48-08-7520 SENIOR CITIZEN CENTER (A)
Funds will be used by the Mature Minglers,
a senior citizen group, to rent a
community room for the use solely as a
senior center at Holy Spirit Church, 4800
Orchard Lake Road, West Bloomfield,
Michigan 48033. Funds will be used also
to rent space for senior activities
sponsored by the Mature Minglers at the
former Booth School, 7273 Wing Lake Road,
Birmingham, MI 48010.
$13,455.00
196-48-08-7420 PUBLIC SERICE ACTIVITIES (A) 10,778.00
The mature Minglers organization will
carry out four (4) public service
activities for West Bloomfield Township
senior citizens. They are:
1. Home Chore Service ($4,997)
Special chore 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 include: lawn mowing; leaf
raking; cleaning of gutters and
outdoor debris and snow removal,
2. Outreach Service ($2,402)
Senior citizens will be provided
counseling, employment information,
homebound visits and meals, financial
assistance and transportation.
3. Education Programs ($961)
Approximately fifty-seven educational
programs will be provided to senior
and handicapped persons. They include
personal growth and health care.
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19C84939 CMG PRaTEZT SUMMARY SHEET
TOMBHIP OF NEST BLOOMFIELD (continued)
ACTIVITY NO. ACTIVITY (CRITERIA) ALLOCATION
4. Information and Referral Services
($2,418)
Funds will be used to process
requests for information such as:
medical insurance; legal issues; home
health care agencies, housing
options e emergency food sources and
social security.
NOTE: CURRENT HOUSEHOLD DIRECT BENEFIT
ACTIVITY INFORMATION MUST BE
SUBMITTED PRIOR
REIMBURSEMENT FOR THIS ACTIVITY.
196-48-08-7305 MINOR HOBE REPAIR (A) 16,625.00
The Mature Minglers will conduct a minor
home repair program, Services to be
provided include plumbing, electrical and
structural repairs for senior citizens who
own their own homes.
NOTE: CURRENT HOUSEHOLD DIRECT BENEFIT
ACTIVITY -INFORMATION
SUBMITTED PRIOR TO
REIMBURSEMENT FOR THIS ACTIVITY.
196-48-08-7531 REALTB/SAFETY/RECREATIONAL APPLIANCES (A) 16,626.00
The Township will provide a program for
smoke alarms to senior citizens through
the Fire Department.
NOTE: CURRENT HOUSEHOLD DIRECT BENEFIT
ACTIVITY INFORMATION MUST BE
SUBMITTED PRIOR TO RECEIVING
REIMBURSEMENT FOR THIS ACTIVITY.
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MUST BE
RECEIVING
ACTIVITY IC. ACTIVITY (CRITERIA) ALLOCATION
196-48-08-7670 PLANNING AND MANAGEMENT 14,370.00
1988-1989 CDBG PRCUECT SUMMARY SHEET
TOWNSHIP OF WEST BLOOMFIELD (continued)
Four programs will be initiated using
these funds. They are:
1. Feasibility Study for Green Lake
Clubhouse ($4,804)
The West Bloomfield Park and
Recreation Commission will carry out a
feasibility study of the Green lake
Clubhouse for use as a Township senior
citizen center.
2. Senior Citizen Administrator ($2,402)
Funds will be used to develop the
senior citizen program in the
Township.
3. Continuing Residency Study ($4,804)
Funds will be used to review and
implement findings of a CDEG funded
housing study.
4. Wetland/Floodplain Mapping ($2,360)
A contract will be let to map wetlands
and floodplains in the Township.
TOTAL $71,854.00
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196-49-08--7120 DRAINACC, frIPM-f-;75. (A) $47 /716.00
196-49-08-7520 SENT CITIZEN C iTER (A) 4,326.00 •
1988-1989 CMG PROLTUCT SUMMARY SHEET
lOWNSHIP OF WHITE LAKE
ACTIVITY M. ACTIVITY ( TERM ) ALLCICATION
Drainage improvements will be made to
relieve a flooding problem that exists on
property adjacent to Fisk Road near
Pontiac Lake Road. The project is
designed to address flood problems at a
senior citizen residence and low income
apartment building. The project is
located in Census Tract 1112.01, Block
Group 9, that has 44.27% low and moderate
income people. The project is slated to
begin in October 1988 and be completed by
August 31, 1989.
196-49-08-7165 FIRE 171C JC7gO4 FACILITY (A) 17,307.00
The Township will purchase an existing
structure that will be modified to serve
as a fire station. The new structure will
replace an existing structure. The
property to be acquired is located in
Census Tract 1112.01, Block Group 9, that
has 44.27% low and moderate income people.
It will also serve a significant area of
the Township that is located in Census
Tract 1112.03, Block Groups 2 and 9, that
have 40.77% and 38.68% low and moderate
income people, respectively.
Air conditioning will be installed in the
existing senior citizen center located at
685 Union Lake Road.
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1988-1989 COW PROJECT SUMMARY SHEET
TOWNSHIP OF WHITE LAKE (continued)
ACTIVITY IX). ACTIVITY (CRITERIA)
This is a multiyear project that was
initially funded with 1983 CDBG monies.
The work includes the location of bodies
and other archaeologic materials.
Materials will be identified and cataloged
for historical preservation. The site is
located in Census Tract 1112.01, Block
Group 9, that has 44.27% low and moderate
income people.
196-49-08-7235 HISTORIC PRESERVATION (A)
ALLOCAMM
1,732.00
TOTAL $71,081.00
1988-19439 CaBc EY SHEET
ACTIVITY IN10..
196-50-08-7570 SIDEWALK -2, 1, (A) $109393.00
VILLAGE OF EEVERLY HILLS
These funds will be used to 'complete
sidewalk ramping at intersections and
remove and replace deteriorated sidewalk
squares for qualified low and moderate
income households. These activities will
take place along and on residential
streets in the area bounded by Southfield,
Greenfield, Thirteen and Fourteen Mile
Roads. This is a multiyear project that
was funded previously. Surveys will be
conducted to identify those households
that have low and moderate -incomes ? senior
citizens or handicapped persons.
196-50-08-7110 0131461MCIAL AnEit ATION (B) 10,392.00
Improvements will be made to the public
right of way along Southfield Road,
between Thirteen and Beverly Road. These
improvements will include an additional
right turn lane for local traffic
movement 9 storm severs, curbs and
sidewalks. These improvements will
address safety and slum and blighted
conditions.
. $209785,00
1988-1989 CDBG PROJECT SUKMARY SHEET
VILLAGE OF CLARKSTON
196-51-08-7510 BARRIER FREE IMPROVEMENTS (A)
Design and install safety paths and
barrier free • ramps at the intersection of
Main Street and Walden Road. In .addition,
install safety paths and ramps from the
intersection described above to the
eastern boundary of the village Senior
citizens and handicapped will benefit from
the improvements..
196-51-08-7110 DOWNTOWN REVITALIZATION (B)
Engineering drawings will be prepared for
improvements to the Clarkston Village
Central Business District. These
improvements will address slum and blight
conditions.
ALLOCATION
$3,000.00
3,000,00
TOTAL $6,000.00
1988-1989 CMG PRIATEA7.T SUMMARY MEET'
VILLAGE OF HOLLY
ACTIVITY NO. ACTIVITY (CRITERI)\) ALLOCATION
196752-08-7305 MINOR HOME REPAIR (A) $4,960.00
• Housing rehabilitation activities will
take place in an area bounded by the C & 0
Railroad to the east, Sherwood Street (W),
Maple and Front Streets (S) and properties
on the north side of North Street on the
north. Each household assisted will have
to be determined to meet low and moderate
income criteria prior to initiating the
work.
NOTE: CURRENT HOUSEHOLD DIRECT BENEFIT
ACTIVITY INFORMATION MUST BE
SUBMITTED PRIOR TO -RECEIVING
REIMBURSEMENT FOR THIS ACTIVITY.
196-52-08-7570 SIDEWALK IMPROVEMENTS (A) 12,813.00
Holly Village will enter into a joint
agreement. with Holly Township to
reconstruct sidewalks in the following
locations:
1. College Street from Sherman to Baird
Street;
2. Grant from Sherman to Baird;
3. Baird from Grant to Washington; and
4. Michigan from Maple to Oakland.
These areas will be qualified by survey
prior to initiation of the project. The
following sidewalk improvements will be in
Census Tract 1125, Block Group 5 that
VILIXGE OF amu (continued)
ACTIVITY ND. ACTIVITY (CRITZRIA) ALLOCATIOU
L9-l.1 CDEG Pi.Y.MOT ET4•-71 EHEET
contains 39.30 percent low and moderate
income. families. The streets are:
Airport, Bevin, Hartner, Richard,
Fairfield, Crescent, and Parkside. In
addition, the sidewalk west of North Holly
Road, located in Census Tract 1125, Block
Group 4, containing 44.90% low and
moderate income people, will be completed
from its south termination point to Grange
Hall Road..
TUTAL $17,773.90
T.F 1988-1.
VILUCE ORION
196-53-08-7420 PUBLIC SERVTCES (A)
The Oakland/Livingston Human Services
Agency will provide a home chore program
for senior citizens and the handicapped.
Chores to be offered through the program
include: lawn mowing, cleaning gutters:
trimming landscape, shoveling F.q-10W, minor
house cleaning, etc.
NOTE: CURRENT HOUSEHOLD DIRECT BENEFIT
ACTIVITY INFORMATION -MUST BE
SUBMITTED PRIOR TO RECEIVING
REIMBURSEMENT- FOR THTS'ACTIVITT---
ACTIVITY NO.
196-53-08-7637
ACTIVITY (CRITERIA)
WATER SYSTEM (A)
Improvements will be made to the Village
water system that services Census Tract
1117, Block Group 100, that has 40.51% low
and moderate income people. Improvements
will include the removal and replacement
of four inch pipe with larger diameter
pipe that will substantially increase
water flow. The project is located along
North Shore Street from Vine Alley to its
northern terminus.
ALDOCATION
1 i 622.00
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19884989 CDTI-J:S PRO7,
:AGE CAE
ACTIVITY1,4121,. ACTIVITY (CTIIM::: ALLOCATTON
I (A) 196-54-08L-7440 RECRATIONAL FACILITIES OR FCJT.:' $61000.00
Village administrators will p=hase land
within the village limits that will be
used for recreational activities. In
, addition, the village may construct
playground equipment, outdoor seating, and
a gazebo on property already owned by the
village if recreational land cannot be
purchased. Land presently owned by the
village is located at the northerly
portion of property between the abandoned
Grand Trunk Railroad right-of-way and aaza
Stteet. Leonard has an overall.
concentration of 44.07 percent low and
moderate income people.
19811-1989
'7? H 1tf-L-,1;
ACTIVITY M. ACTITTITY ALLOCI,T7
196-55-08-7520 SENIOR CIT17•27 M,TER (A) $17,995.00
These monies are designated to provide a
senior citizen center.. in cooperation with
the Charter Township of Milford. The
location of such a facility has not been
determined.
", $17,995.,
ACT ITERIA) ACTIVITY NO.
196-57-08-7040 BEAUTIFICATION (A)
ALLOCATION
$12,285.00
198B-1989 CDP,G PROTECT J:.;013.17f
• VILLAGE OF OXRIRTI,
The Village will purchase and plant
approximately 30 trees that are five
inches in diameter throughout the Village.
The Village has 40.19% low and moderate
income peOple.
Tar , $12,285.00
PR TTED SUBM
196-58-06-7645 ADMINISTRATION 667,, 00
196-58-08-7670 PLANNING ANIV ' MANAGEMENT 2,003.00
9', -1989 CDEG PROTECT SUMMARY SHEET
ACTIVITY Ncl,,
VILLAGE OF WOLVERINE LAKE
ACTIVITY (CRITERIA)
A housing rehabilitation program has been
identified for the residents of the
village. The program will be administered
through the Oakland County Community
Development Division Home Improvement
Program. Eligibility will be established
in accordance with current program
guidelines.
A home chore program will be established
to assist senior citizens and the
handicapped to maintain •their houses.
Chores to be completed include: lawn
mowing, leaf raking, snow removal, window
cleaning, etc.
NOTE CURRENT HOUSEHOLD DIRECT BENEFIT
196-58-00-7240 HOUSING REHABILITATION (A).
196-58-08-7420 PUBLIC SERVICES (A)
ALLOCATION
$8,686.00
2,003.00
BE ACTIVITY INFORMATION MUST
OR TO RECEIVING
REIMBURSEMENT FOR THIS ACTIVITY.
These funds will be used to administer the
Block Grant Program, targeting potential
housing rehabilitation prospects, adver-
tising for the senior chore program, etc.
The village will conduct a planning and
management study that will identify how to
effectively control and manage weeds in
Wolverine Lake. A copy of the report must
be submitted to the Community Development
Division upon its completion.
TOTAL $13,359.00
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COUNTY OF OAKLAND
ACTIVITY NO. ACTIVITY (CRITERIA) ALLOCATION
563, ADMINISTRATION
19884989 (DEC PROJECT SIINNARY SHEET
$1,519,852.96 ROUSING RUIABILITATTON (A)
Funds for the costs of contract work and
the administration of housing
rehabilitation in all communities
participating in the county program.
Funds will be used to cover the cost of
administering the CDBG program by the
county. 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.
196-59-08-7640 BNERCZNCY SHELTER GRANT ALLOCATION 9,000.00
Emergency Shelter Grant funds are
allocated to Oakland County via the
Stewart McKinney Homeless Assistance Act.
Funds will be used to support the
operation of an Oakland County based
emergency shelter to assist the homeless.
TOTAL $2,092,740.96
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1988-1989 CDBG GRANT ALLOCATION
1988 EMERGENCY SHELTER. GRANT ALLOCATION
1987 COUNTY PROGRAM INCOME
1987 COMMUNITY PROGRAM INCOME
1988-1989 CDBG TOTAL REVENUES
$3,419/000.00
9,000.00
568,148.96
42 /232.00
$4,038,380.96
$1,903,408.00
12,232,00
$1,915 /640.00
( 40 /000.00)
$1,875/640.00
$ 951,704.00
568,148.96
$1,519,852.96
$30,000.00
$40,000.00
1988-1989 CMG PROGRAN
1988-1989 REVENUE..
CDI3G
,19884989 GRANT ALLOCATION
- LESS ADMINISTRATION
TOTAL FUNDS TO BE DISTRIBUTED
DISTRIBUTION
$3,419,000.00
(563/888.00)
$2,855,112.00
2/3 DISTRIBUTED TO COMMUNITIES
1987 COMMUNITY PROGRAM INCOME
TOTAL FUNDS DISTRIBUTED TO COMMUNITIES
LESS CONTINGENCY FROM HIGHLAND TOWNSHIP
ADJUSTED DISTRIBUTION TO COMMUNITIES
1/3 DISTRIBUTED TO HOME REHAB PROGRAM
1987 PROGRAM INCOME FOR HOME IMPROVEMENT PROGRAM
TOTAL FUNDS FOR HOME IMPROVEMENT PROGRAM
ORION TOWNSHIP PROGRAM INCOME REPAID TO CONTINGENCY
HIGHLAND TOWNSHIP CONTINGENCY REPAYMENT
EMERGENCY SHELTER GRANT ALLOCATION
kit
REVENUE
2/88
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$9,000.00
PR0JSC7' TYPE COiSIMITIES $ COUNTY $ TOTAL
A.
B.
C.
D.
E.
F.
G.
H.
3-
K.
A.
B.
C-
D.
E.
F.
G.
H.
29,265.00
103,959.00
52,845.00
158,470.00
64,423.00
147,927.00
25,781.00
68,787.00
8,287.00
226,121.00
199,601.00
93,918.00
76,038.00
18,666.00
-0- 29,265.00 .7
-0- 103,959.00 2.6
-o- 52/845.00 1.3
-0- 158,470.00 3.9
-0- 64,423.00 1.6
-0- 147,927.00 3,7
-0- 25,781.00 .7
-0- 68,787.00 1.7
-0- 8,287.00 .2
-0- 226,121.00 5.6
-o- 199,601.00 4.9
-0- 93,918.00 2.3
-o- 76,038.00 1.9
-0- 181666.00 .5
57,180.00
79,725.00
19,122.00
81,319.00
15,514.00
51,308.00
11,618.00
98,169.00
27,597.00
-0---
33,222.00
91,385.00
35,393.00
-0- 57,180.00 1.4
-0- 79,725.00 2.0
-0- 19,122.00 .5
81,319.00
81,319.00 2.0
15,514.00 .4
1,571,160.96 38.9
11,618.00 .3
98,169.00 2.4
-0- 27,597.00 .7
-0-
-0-
1,519,852.96
-0--
-0---
0-
-0-
9,000.00
-0--
563,888.00
70,000.00
9/000.00 .2
33,222.00 8
655,273.00 16.2
105,393.00 2.6
75,640L00 $2,162,740.96 $4,038,380.96 100.0 $1 TOTALS
1988-1969 CDBG PROGRAN
CATEGORICAL DISTRIBUTION
I. PUBLIC FACILITIES & FMPROVMENTS
Beautification (7040)
Drainage Projects (7120) -
Fire Facility (7165)
Recreation Facility & Improve-
ments (7440)
Safety. Paths (7510)
Senior Center (7520)
Senior Citizen Vehicle (7530)
Sidewalk Improvements (7570)
Special Assessment Funds (7582)
Street Improvements (7595)
Water Projects (7637)
II. BARRIER FREE DESIGN (7030)
III. PUBLIC SERVICES (7420)
IV. HEALTH/SAFETY/REC. APPLIANCES (7531)
V. REHABILITATION & PRESERVATION
Acquisition/Demolition (7010)
Code Enforcement (7075)
Commercial Assistance Program
(7084)
Commercial Rehabilitation (7110)
Historic Preservation (7235)
Rehab Private Residential (7240)
Emergency Home Repair (7300)
Minor Home Repair (7305)
I. Relocation Costs (7475)
VI. EMERGENCY SHELTER GRANT (7640)
VII. PLANNING & MANAGEMENT (7670)
VIII. ADMINISTRATION (7645)
IX. CONTINGENCY (7680)
1988-89 CDBG Allocation ($3,428,000) and County Program Income ($568,148.96) Community
Program Income ($42,232) for a total of $4,038 :380.96 as of February 12, 1988.
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$ COMMUNITiES CATEGORY $ COUNTY $ TOTAL
1988-1989 CDBG PROGRAM
BENEFIT DISTRIBUTION
A„. HBenefit to Low/Moderate $1,630,337.00 $1,519,852.96 $3,150,189.96
Income Persons:
78.01
B. Benefit for Elimination
Of Slum/Blighted Condi-
tions:
85,303.00 -0- 85,303.00 2.11
C. Benefit to Overcoming An
Urgent Community Need:
D. Planning/Management
E. Administration
F. Contingency
G. Emergency. Shelter Grant
-0- -0- -0- -0-
33,222.00 -0- 33,222.00 .82
91,385.00 563,888.00 655,273.00 16.23
35,393.00 70,000.00 105,393.00 2.61
-0- 9,000.00 9,000.00 .22
TOTAL $1,875,640.00 $2,162,740.96 $4,038,380.96 100.00
1988-89 CDBG Allocation ($3,428,000) and County Program Income ($568,148.96 I- Community
Program Income ($42,232) for a total of $4,038,380.96 as of February 12, 1988.
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BENEFIT
Revised 3/3/88
-73-
RESOLUTION # 88063 March 24, 1988
24th day o
1Y
988
. ALL
County Clerk/Register of Deeds
March
Moved by Richard Kuhn supported by Price the resolution be adopted.
AYES: Oaks, Pernick, Price, Rewold, Skarritt, Wilcox, Aaron, Bishop
Caddell, Calandra, Crake, Doyon, Gosling, Hobart, Jensen, R. Kuhn, S. Kuhn, Lanni,
Law, McConnell, McDonald, A. McPherson, R. McPherson, Moffitt. (24)
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 Board of Commissioners at their regular
meeting held an March 24, 1988
with the orginial record thereof now remaining 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