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HomeMy WebLinkAboutResolutions - 1987.03.11 - 17994MISCELLANEOUS RESOLUTION NO. 87058 DATE: March 12, 1987 BY: PUBLIC SERVICES COMMITTEE, Richard D. Kuhn, Jr., Chairperson IN RE: COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT DIVISION - 1987-1988 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 designated an Urban County and continues to participate in the Community Development Program and by Miscellaneous Resolution 484211 of July 26, 1984 entered into cooperative agreements with 48 units of government for this Purpose; and WHEREAS, the County of Oakland has been allocated for planning purposes a grant .amount of $3,597,000 in federal funds; $556,751.46 of County Program Income and $17,609.25 of Community Program income that equals a total .$4,171,360.71 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 recommended approval by a unanimous vote of 8 members (1 member absent of a quorum) of the proposed Community Development Block Grant Allocation Summary of Proposed Activities; and WHEREAS, there are no county funds required for this grant. 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 1987788 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 OAKLAND COUNTY CO WIN TT! DEVELOPMENT DIVISION 1987•1988 BLOCK GRANT ALLOCATION SU ,11 ( OF UROrOSED ACTIVITIES FEBRUARY 1987 Sut)mItted by DANIEL T. N'URFUT, Oakland County Executive Oaklaud County Community Development Division Executive Office Building 1200 North Telegraph Road Pontiac, Michigan 48053 OAKLAND COUNTY COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT DIVISION BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS Roy Rewold, Chairperson Nancy McConnell, Vice Chairperson Dennis M. Aaron G. William Caddell John P. Calanduo Larry Crake James A. Doyon Marilynn E. Gosling Anne H. Hobart 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 Ralph Nelson Robert W. Page Alexander C. Perinoff 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 E. Lanni Sus an G. Kuhn Donald Jensen Ruel E. McPherson Angus McPherson if OAKLAND COUNTY COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT DIVISION CITIZENS ADVISORY COUNCIL FOR COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT Susan Kuhn, Chairperson B. J. Goulish, Vice Chairperson Beverly Benalm John Calandro Mark Chester J. Michael Dornan David A. Duda Barbara Eschker Robert Foley Susan Kraimer Anna LeGrand Gerald McKay Ruel McPherson Joyce Mittenthal Robert Ousnamer Donald Taylor William D. Wagoner Michael J. Warren Dorothy Webb Mark Wollenweber 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 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 Development Division prepares and submits an application for Community Development funds distributed by the U.S. Department of Housing and Community Development. This submittal will be the thirteenth application for funds. During this time, over - $53,000,000 have been received from the federal government for Community Development Block Grant projects. The 1987-1988 Community Development Block Grant application has been compiled to reflect receiving in 1987 the same grant allocation from HUD as was received in 1986. While the county received $3,597,000 in 1986, HUD has not informed us of the specific grant amount that we will receive this year because of a Presidential rescission of CDBG funds. It is anticipated that the Presidential rescission will not be ratified by the Congress and subsequently the grant amount will be forthcoming from HUD shortly after March 15, Despite the same grant allocation, the 48 communities will experience a 15.6 percent reduction in their funds. This can be attributed largely to the unavailability of $248,155 that was given to the 48 communities from excess county contingency funds during the previous year. fu addition, $140,000 was earmarked.- to replenish the county contingency account and an additional $56,000 was allocated for administrative costs. 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 be notified that they may spend their allocations. -1- 1987-1958 CUIRG PROJECT SUMMARY SHEET ACTIVITY NUMBER CITY OF AUBURN RILLS ACTIVITY (CRITERIA) ALLOCATION 146-12-07-7520 STN1OR CITIZEN CENTER (A) $25,091.00 Improve the senior citizen center located in the rear of Fire Station 220, located at 2060 Opdyke Road. Improvements will include the replacement of the heating and cooling system, tile, refurbishing the hall and restrooms. 146-12-07-7120 DRAINAGE TNPROVEMENTS (A) $31,934.25 Two drainage projects will be completed under this program. They are (1)• Dexter , Road Drainage Facilities Improvelpents will include the identification, engineering and reconstruction of drainage facilities located in the rear yard of 2205 Dexter Road. The project is located in Census Tract 1084.01; Block Group 1 that has 40.93% low and moderate income people. (2) Pontiac Road Underground Storm Drainage Repair project will include the engineering and reconstruction of approximately 690 lineal feet of existing storm drain located between Commonwealth and Opdyke. The project is located in N.S.P. area number 194 that has 43.26% low and moderate income people. TOTAL $57,025.25 -2- 146-13-07-7440 RECREATION FACILITIES (A) $48,559.00 ACTIVITY NUMBER 1987-1983 CDBG rit0JECT SUMMARY SHEET CITY OF BERKLEY ACTIVITY (CRITERIA) ALLOCATION The city will construct a barrier free restroom/concession facility at Lazenby Park. Plantings will be installed to provide screening and buffering of recreational activities from adjacent residences. In addition, fencing will be installed where needed. The park is located between Oxford and Harvard and Henley Street, Census Tract 1017.01; Block Group 6 (50 percent low and moderate income people). 146-13-07-7670 PLANNING AND/OR MANAGEMENT $13,678.00 The city will revise the central element of the Berkley Comprehensive Plan, The Plan for Land Use and Housing, that was adopted in 1979. The allocation of space for future land use and reuse will be analyzed in relation to a meaningful open space system and an efficient trans- portation network with the purpose of designing a development/redevelopment guidance system of policies that specify under what conditions new development and redevelopment will occur. 146-13-07-7680 CONIINGENGY $ 6,156.00 Monies for cost overruns in established CDBG project accounts. TOTAL $68,393.00 -3-- ALLOCATION $16,586.00 1987-1983 CDRG PROJECT SUMMARY SHEET CITY OF CLAWSON • ACTIVITY NUMBER ACTIVITY (CRITERIA) 146-14-07-7030 BARRIER FREE IMPROVEMENTS (A) The city will remove architectural barriers in all sidewalks on a city-wide basis. This will benefit senior citizens and the handicapped. 146-14-07-7165 FIRE PROTECTION FACILITY AND EQUIPMENT (A) $16,586,00 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. 146-14-07-7595 STREET IMPROVEMENTS (A) $20,334.00 Remove and replace deteriorating pavement in low and moderate income areas. Boundaries of the two areas are: 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 (E), 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. -4- TOTAL $53,506.00 (1) ACTIVITY NUMBER 146-15-07-1030 ALLOCATION $8,328.00 1987-1988 CDRG PROJECT SUMMARY SHEET CITY OF FARMINGTON ACTIVITY (CRITERIA) BARRIER, FREE IMPROVEMENTS (A) Multiyear project that has been funded previously to construct ramps and curb cuts to permit passage of wheelchairs and senior citizen tricycles. These' activities will continue on a city-wide basis. 146-15-07-7110 DOWNTOWN REVITALIZATION (B) $22,208.00 Several activities will be directed towards the revitalization of the Farmington downtown area (CBD plus areas identified by DDA). They are: (1) Provide assistance to the downtown development organization by employing professional consultants as needed in such areas as engineering, design or marketing; and (2) Provide parking and environmental changes as needed and assist property owners and merchants with improvements which conform to the development plan. Specific activities must be submitted and approved for eligibility by the Oakland County Community Development Division prior to initiation. 146-15-07-7645 ADMINISTRATION $ 4,165.00 Monies for the local administration of the CDBG program. TOTAL $34,701.00 —5— 146-16-07-7075 CODE YNFORCEMENT (A) $ 68,449.00 ACTIVITY NUMBER 1987-1988 COBC PROJECT SUMMARY SHEET CITY OF FERROALE ACTIVITY (CRITERIA) ALLOCATION Funds will be used for paying personnel to perform day to day inspections of residential, commercial and industrial areas, and prepare the necessary documentation and forms to ensure compliance with local ordinances. Code enforcement/housing inspection staff would be assigned to offer referral assistance to low and moderate income persons while concentrating on obtaining compliance with city codes related to health, safety and general welfare. Activities will be concentrated in Census Tracts 1010.02, 1010.01, 1009.02, 1008,01 and 1009.01. Specific properties involving low and moderate income persons or .creating extraordinary problems in Census Tract 1010.03 will also receive attention. The city has an overall 47.77% concentration of low and moderate income people. 146-16-07-7240 REHABILITATION (A) $ 34,225.00 Three activities will be funded under this program: (1) Emergency Grants (A) ($4,278) A grant program assists low and moderate income people, senior citizens and handicapped individuals to make emergency repairs to their houses. Priority will be given to repairs undertaken during the winter months. (2) Home Chore Project (A) ($12,834) A contractor will complete grass mowing, debris clean-up, gutter and downspout cleaning, snow shoveling, leaf raking and brush trimming. These services will be available to low and moderate income people, handicapped and senior citizens on a limited basis. -6-- DIRECT BENEFIT 1987-1988 CDBG PROJECT SUMMARY SHEET CITY OF FERNDALE (CONTINUED) ACTIVITY NUMBER ACTIVITY (CRITERIA) ALLOCATION Housing Rehabilitation Minor Grants ($17,113) Rehabilitation grants will be made to low and moderate income people, senior citizens and the handicapped. These grants will be made to correct code violations that have been identified by personnel funded by CDBG monies. Examples of work that may be contracted through the city include: step repair; driveway repair; external home and garage painting, gutter/ downspout repair and installation of rodent walls. The City has an overall 47.7770 concentration of low and moderate income people. NOTE: CURRENT HOUSEHOLD ACTIVITY INFORMATION MUST BE SUBMITTED PRIOR TO RECEIVING REIMBURSEMENT FOR THIS ACTIVITY. 146-16-07-7645 ADMINISTRATION $ 24,085.,00 Monies for the local administration of the CDBG program. TOTAL $126,759.00 (3) -7- 1987-1988 CDBG PROJECT SUMMARY SHEET CITY OF HAZEL PARK ACTIVITY NUMBER ACTIVITY (CRITERIA) ALLOCATION 146-17-06-7010 ACQUISITION/DEMOLITION (A) $ 30,491.00 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), Woodward Heights (S) 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 side lot expansion in areas where 30 foot lots exist. The City of Hazel Park has 50.30% low and moderate income people. 146-17-06-7475 RELOCATION COSTS (A) $ 5,445.00 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 SUBMITTED PRIOR TO RECEIVING -REIMBURSMENT FOR THIS ACTIVITY' —8— ALLOCATION $ 3,266.00 ACTIVITY NUMBM 146-17-07-7305 146-17-07-7135 146-17-07-7570 19B7-19BR CDBG PROJECT SUMMARY SHEET CITY OF HAZEL PARK (CONTINUED) ACTIVITY (CRITERIA) MINOR HOME REPAIR (A) Minor repairs will be made to the homes of senior citizens within the City of Hazel Park. Examples of work to be performed include: electrical and plumbing repair; painting; window replacement; ramping and rail installation and other minor repairs. NOTE: CURRENT HOUSEHOLD DIRECT BENEFIT ACTIVITY INFORMATION MUST BE SUBMITTED PRIOR TO RECEIVING 1U;LmIlURSFMFNT FOR THIS ACTIVITY. ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT (A) $ 27,225.00 A consultant will be retained to provide development assistance to and industrial areas in the community. Special emphasis will go the industrial park development. will address blight control the use of Commercial Assistance (CAP) funds in the commercial NOTE: DOCUMENTATION MUST BE PROVIDED TO -SU BSTANTIATE THAT JOBS ARE BEING CREATED FOR LOW AND MODERATE INCOME PEOPLE. SIDEWALK. IMPROVEMENTS (A) The city will continue with their sidewalk replacement program in Census Tracts '1006 and 1007; east of John R to Dequindre between Eight and Nine Mile Roads. This activity will benefit low and moderate income people as grants will be:made to economic commercial towards Efforts through Program areas of the community. It is projected that between 100 and 300 new jobs will be created by the development of the Maple Lane Industrial Park. $ 23,957.00 —9— 1981-19R8 CDRG PROJECT SUMMARY SHEET CITY OF HAZEL PARK (CONTINUED) ACTIVITY NOfiBEE ACTIVITY (CRITERIA) those who qualify to have sidewalks replaced. Census Tract 1007, Block Group 3 with 34.61 percent low and moderate income. persons does not qualify. All other areas in Census Tracts 1006 and 1007 qualify on an area basis. 146-17-01-7645 • AMINISTRATION Funds for the administration of the CDBG program atthe local level. 146-17-V7-7680 C(NiTINGENGY Funds for cost overruns in established CDBG projects. ALLOCATION $ 18,513.00 $12,951.00 TOTAL $121,848.00 ROTE: Hazel Park's program income from previous years is $12,951. These monies are included in Hazel Park's total allocation. —10— ACTIVITY NUMBER 1987-1988 CDBC PROJECT SUMMARY SHEET CITY OF H0NTINGTON WOODS ACTIVITY (CRITERIA) 146-18-07-7030 BARRIER FREE IMPROVEMENTS (A) ALLOCATION $13,785.00 Curb cuts and handicapped access ramps will be placed in intersections throughout the community. Approximately 159 ramps will be emplaced in this program. The handicapped and senior citizens will benefit directly. Initiation and completion of the project is scheduled to take place in 1987. TOTAL $13,785.00 1987-1938 CDBG PROJECT sumax SREET ACTIVITY NUNBER 146-19-07-7440 CIT1 KEEGO HARBOR ACTIVITY (CRITERIA) RECREATIONAL FACILITIES (A) Projects in two established recreation areas will be completed during the 1987-88 program year. Descriptions of the projects are as follows: (i) Fran Leaf Memorial Park Activities scheduled for. this park include: constructing two foot bridges over a drainage ditch; installation of a parking lot; site preparation; brush removal; tree plantings; installation of picnic tables, grills, benches and hexagonal shelter. Additional work is slated to clear an adjacent canal of weeds and debris in the future, ALLOCATION $16,295.00 (2) Willow Beach Swim Site The city proposes to install a sea wall at the site to reduce erosion and eliminate boat launchings at or near the swimming area. The city of Keego Harbor has 44.11% low and moderate Income people. TOTAL $16,295.00 -12- 146-20-07-7305 MINOR HOME REPAIR (A) $ 2,150.00 146-20-07-7420 PUBLIC SERVICE ACTIVITY (A) 1,151.00 1987-198B CDDG PROJECT SUBHARY SHEET ACTIVITY NUMBYX. CITY OF LATHRUP VILLAGE ACTIVITY (CRITERIA) ALLOCATION The minor home repair program will offer senior citizens and handicapped small repair services. Such activities will 'include carpentry, electrical, plumbing, painting and 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 RECEIVING REIMBURSEMENT FOR THIS ACTIVITY. 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. 146-20-07-7030 BARRIER FREE IMPROVEMENTS (A) $ 2,072.00 This program will eliminate architectural barriers along the city's walks and sidewalks. Steel culverts will be placed in roadside ditches and concrete sidewalks will be installed from the existing sidewalk to the roadside. 146-20-0/-7670 PLANNING AND/OR HANAGEHENT $ 1,535.00 Funds will be expended for a planning study that will examine the effect of 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. -13- ACTIVITY NUMBER ACTIVITY (CRITERIA) ALLOCATION 146 -20-07-7680 CONT1PcEllef $ 768.00 1987-1988 CDBG PROJECT SUMMARY SHEET CITY OF LATURUP VILLAGE (CONTINUED) Funds for cost overruns in established CDBG project accounts_ TOTAL $7,676.00 ACTIVITY NUMBER 146-21-07-7110 146-21-07-7475 146-21-07-70130 1987-1988 CDDG PROJECT SUMMARY SHEET CITY OF MADISON HEIGHTS AcTivilY (CRITERIA) COMMERCW, AREA REVITALIZATION (A) This program is the continuation of activities undertaken in previous years. Physical improvements will be completed in various locations along the Eleven Mile Road Corridor from John R Road to Dequindre. improvements will consist of the following: installation of berms, gutters, curbs, splashstrips and landscaping. Drainage problems will be corrected. In addition, substandard sLtuctures will - be acquired and demolished. Activities will take place in Census Tract 1003.01, Block Group 1 and 8 with 46.15% and 50.23% people with low and moderate incomes, respectively. RELOCATION COSTS (A) Relocation payments will be made to people .displaced due to the activities to upgrade commercial activities in the Eleven Mile Road Corridor from John R Road to Dequindre. Relocation benefits will be provided in accordance with the Uniform Relocation Assistance and Real Property Acquisition Policies Act of 1970. BEAUTIFICATION (A) Beautification activities will be directed toward the trimming and/or removal of approximately 160 trees that are causing sewer, water and sidewalk problems. Activities will take place in the following Census Tracts: 1002.01, 1002.02, 1003.01 and 1003.02. This area has 38.9% low and moderate income families. ALLOCATION $ 1,681.00 $ 12,611.00 $ 53,609.00 -15 --- ACTIVITY NUMBER , 146-21-07-7420 ACTIVITY (CRITERIA) PUBLIC SERVICE ACTIVITY (A) ALLOCATION $ 8,407.00 1987-1988 CDBG PROJECT SUMMARY SHEET CITY OF MADISON. HEIGHTS (CONTINUED) A home chore services program will be offered for senior citizens and handicapped residents of the city. The services proposed in this program will be lawn maintenance, snow removal, shrub pruning, window cleaning and minor exterior repairs. NOTE: CURRENT HOUSEHOLD DIRECT BENEFIT ACTIVITY INFORMATION MUST BE SUBMITTED PRIOR TO RECEIVING REIMBURSEMENT FOR THIS ACTIVITY. 146-21-07-7440 RECREATION FACILITIES/EQUIPMENT (A) $ 21,019.00 A variety of improvements will be made to five neighborhood parks in the city. Each serve low and moderate income areas. Civic Center Park (Census Tract 1001.01, Block Group 2, 41.27% low and moderate income persons) located at 360 West 13 Mile Road. Improvements will include the installation of playground equipment, resurfacing of Magic Squares and the installation of trees and landscaping. (2) Sunset Park (Census Tract 1003.01, Block Group 2, 46.15% low and moderate income . people) located at 800 East Hudson. Improvements include the installation of playground equipment and installing trees and landscaping. (3) Rosie's Park (Census Tract 1002.02, Block Group 2, 42.08% low and moderate income people) located at 111 East Farnum. Improvements include the installation of a scoreboard and the installation of trees and landscaping. (1) 146-21-07-7 cuff. ENFORCEMENT (A) $ 27,745.00 1987-1988 CDBG PROJECT SUMMARY SHEET CITY OF MOISON REMITS (CONTINUED) ACTIVIT1 (CRITERIA) (4) Huffman Park (Census Tract 1003.02, Block Group 7, 40.04% low and moderate income people) located at Andover and Dartmouth Streets. Improvements include the resurfacing of Magic Squares and the installation of trees and landscaping. (5) Roosevelt Park (Census Tract 1003.01, Block Group 1, 46.15% low and moderate income people) located at 2680 Couzens near Delton Street. Trees and landscaping will be installed in this park. (6) Edison Park (Census Tract 1002.01, Block Group 4, 44.44% low and moderate income people) bounded by Hampden (E), Lenox (W), Forest (N) and University (5). improvements slated for this park include the installation of playground • equipment and the resurfacing of Magic Squares. 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. -17-- ACTIVITY NUMT 1987-1983 COBG PROJECT SUMMARY SHEET CITY OF MADISON HEIGHTS (CONTINUED) A—,nn••nn•Wava,—.A.7.777.7. ACTIVITY (CRITERIA) ALLOCATION The areas identified above had adjoining boundaries and qualify with 40.78% low and moderate income families. 146-21-07-7305 MINOR HOME REPAIR (A) 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 and code violations identified through the code enforcement program. Activities will take place in the following Census Tracts: 1002.01, 1002,02, 1003.01, 1003.02, 1001.01, 1001.02, Block Group 3. These areas have adjoining boundaries and an aggregate of 40,78% low and moderate income families. NOTE: CURRENT HOUSEUOLD DIRECT BENEFIT ACTIVITY INFORMATION MUST BE SUBMITTED PRIOR TO RECEIVING liEIMBURSEME 146-21-97-7645 ADMINISTRATION Funds for the administration of the CDBG program at the local level. 146-21-07-7680 CONTINGENCY Monies for cost overruns in established CDBG project accounts. T FOR THIS ACTIVITY. $ 840.00 $ 18,917.00 $ 8,411.00 TOTAL $153,240.00 -1 8- ACTIVITY NUMBER 146-22-07-I()30 ACTIVITY (CRITERIA) BARRIER FREE IMPROVEMENTS (A) ALLOCATION $5,420.00 1987-1968 CD6G PROJECT SUMMARY SHEET CITY OF NORTEV ILLE Barrier free improvements will be constructed at the city's recreation center located at 301 W. 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 $5,420.00 ACTIVITY NUMBKR 146-23-07-'7510 SAFETY PATHS (A) ALLOCATION $26,672.00 ACTIVITY (CRITTRIA) 1987-1988 CDBG PROJECT SUMBARY SHEET CITY OF NOVI 146-23-07-7440 Construct an eight foot wide 1.89 mile long safety path along Decker Road between Thirteen and Fourteen Mile Road and along Thirteen Mile Road between Meadowbrook Road and Novi Road, This is a multiyear project that has been funded previously. The service area of Census Tract 1050.01 Block Groups 2, 3 and 9 (39.00% low and moderate income persons) will directly benefit from this project. RECREATION FACILITY (A) $29,596.00 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 installation of irrigation equipment for the landscaping, fencing, and the expansion of the reStroom and concession facilities. Completion is scheduled for the summer of 1987. 146-23-07-7305 MINOR. HOME REPAIR (A) $ 1,810.00 A minor home improvement program will be offered city-wide to eligible low and moderate income households, senior citizens and the handicapped. This program has been funded previously. Repairs must be of an emergency nature and/or affect the health and safety of the homeowner. NOTE: CURRENT HOUSEHOLD DIRECT BENEFIT - ACTIVITY INFORMATION MUST BE SUBMITTED PRIOR TO RECEIVING REIMBURSEMENT FOR THIS ACTIVITY -20-- 146-23707-7680 CONTINGENCY $ 3,679.00 1987-1988 CM; PROJECT SUMMARY SHEET CITY OF MVI (CONTINUED) IVIT/ NUMER ACTIVITY (CRITERIA) • 146-23-07-7645 APMINISTRATION ALLOCATION $ 3,363.00 Funds will be used for the administration of the CDBG program at the local level. Monies for cost overruns in established CDBG project accounts. TOTAL $65,120.00 NOTE: Novi's program income from previous years is $2,835.25. These monnies are included in Novi's total allocation. 19U7-1988 CDBC PROJECT SUMMARY SHEET ACTIVITY NWUR. 146-24-07-7305 CITY OF OAK PARK ACTIVITY (CRITERIA) MINOR HOME REPAIR (A) ALLOCATION $ 39,849.00 A minor home improvement program will be offered city-wide to low and moderate income senior Oak Park residents. Tasks included in this program are painting and miscellaneous repairs. Approximately 250 homes will benefit that will begin in June 1987 and terminate in May 1988. NOTE: =RENT HOUSEHOLD DIRECT BENEFIT INFORMATION MUST BE SLMIVIO PRIOR TO RECEIVING RE-RSEMENT FOR THIS ACTIVITY. TIARTUUI.t. 146-24-07-7030 IMPROVEMENTS (A) $ 33,627.00 Ramps will be constructed at approximately 45 intersections in an area bounded by Hine Nile Road (S), Ten Mile Road (N), Scotia (W) and the eastern city boundary to the east. Senior citizens and the handicapped will benefit from these improvements. 146-24-07-7440 RELAZittION FACILITIES AND EQUIrMENT (A) $ 16,814.00 Playground and swimming pool equipment will be installed in David Shepherd Park to benefit low and moderate income people. The pack is located in Census Tract 1013.01, Block Group 1 that has 41.58% low and moderate income people. The project is slated to be initiated and completed during the summer of 1987. 146-24-0/-7I10 FelAL AREA REVITALI7NTION (A) $ 8,238.00 Improvements will be made to the commercial area at the southeast corner of Nine Mile and Coolidge Roads. Improvements include surface .sealing the parking area, curb replacement and installing other concrete work as deemed necessary .. This work will benefit residents in Census Tracts 1013.01, Block Group 2, 1014.01, Block Group 5; 1012.01, Block Group 2 and 1012.02, Block Group 6. This area has 53.79% low and moderate income people. --22-- 146 -24-07 - BEAUTIFICATION (A) $ 7,145.00 146-24-07-7645 ADMINISTRATION $18,915.00 1987-1988 CDBG PROJECT SUMMARY SHEET CITY OF OAK PARK (CONTINUED) ACTIVITY NUMBER ACTIVITY (CRITERIA) ALLOCATION Approximately 60 street trees will be planted within an area bounded by Oak Park Boulevard (S), Church (E), Dartmouth, Harding and Kenton (N) and the municipal boundary on the west. This area is located in Neighborhood Statistic Program Area (N.S.P.) 156 that has 41.25% low and moderate income people. This activity will benefit people with low and moderate incomes. Funds for the administration of the COBG program at the local level. 146-24-07-7680 CONTINGENCY $13,765.00 Monies for cost overruns in established CDBG project accounts. TOTAL $138,353.00 -23- 198749U3 CD RG PROJECT SUMMARY SHEET ACTIVITY NUMBER 146-60-07-7520 CITY OF ORCHARD LAKE VILLAGE - , ACTIVITY (CRITERIA) The Mature Mingler organization will administer a 'variety of service activities for senior citizens. Minor Rome Chores include but are not limited to the following: lawn mowing, leaf raking, window washing, etc. NOTE: CURRENT PERSON DIRECT BENEFIT ACTIVITY INFORMATION MUST BE SUR-IfTFED PRIOR TO RECEIVING REIMBURSEMENT FOR THIS ACTIVITY. Funds will be used to rent space at 7273 Wing Lake Road for use as a senior activity center by the Mature Minglers. 146-60-07-7420 PUBLIC SERVICE ACTIVITY (A) ALLOCATION $ 847.00 SENIOR CITIZEN CENTER (A) $4,803.00 TOTAL $5,650.00 -24- ACTIVITY uumBER 1987-1988 CDBC PROJECT SUMMARY SHEET CITY OF PLEASANT RIDGE ACTIVITY (CRITERIA) 146-25-07-7420 PJBLIC SERVICE ACTIVITY (A) ALLOCATION $ 1,362.00 A home chore service program will be administered by the Area Service Association (AS.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 146-25-07-7030 BARRIER FREE IMPROVEMENTS (A) $ 2,515.00 Barrier free improvements will be initiated at the Pleasant Ridge Community Center, 4 Ridge Road. This is Phase I that will include architectural designs, plans and the development of bid documents. The project will begin when funds are available and terminate approximately 4 months later. 146-25-07-7520 SENIOR CITIZEN CENTER (A) $ 838.00 Permanent horizontal blinds for windows will be purchased and installed in the Senior Citizen Room, Pleasant Ridge Community Center, 4 Ridge Road. The blinds will be purchased and installed when funds become available. -25- ACTIVITY NUMBER 1987-1988 CDRG PROJECT SUMMARY SHEET CITY OF PLEASANT RIDGE (CONTINUED) ACTIVITY (CRITERIA) ALLOCATION 146-25-07-7135 ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT ACTIVITIES (II) $ 3,460.00 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 1987 project described above 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 jobs for low and moderate income people. 146-25-07-7645 ADMINISTRATION $ 909.00 Funds for the local administration of the CDBG program. TOTAL $ 9,084.00 --26- 1987-1988 CDBG PROJECT SUMMAR! SHEET CITY OF ROCHESTER ACTIVITY NUMBER ACTIVITY (CRITERIA) ALLOCATION 146-26-07-7440 RECREATIONAL FACILITIES AND EQUIPMENT (A) $ 8,392.00 Barrier free playground equipment will be purchased and installed at McGregor Elementary School. While the school is located adjacent to the City of Rochester in the City of Rochester Hills, it services the children located in the southwest quadrant of the City of Rochester. That area has 43.40% low and moderate income families. 146-26-07-7570 SIDEWALK IMPROVEMENTS (A) $21,448.00 Monies will be allocated for the construction of handicap sidewalk ramps 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. TOTAL $29,840.00 -27- CITY OF .ROCHESTER HILLS ACTIVITY ACTIVITY (CRITERIA) ALLOCATION 1987-1988 CDBG PROJECT SUMMARY SHEET 146-6 )7-7637 WATER SYSTEM IMPROVEMENTS (A) $104,501.00 Funds will be used to install a 12 inch, 3020 lineal foot water transmission main and appurtenances from Woodcrest Street south to South Boulevard. The installation will take place in the right-of-way of Adams Road. This line will interconnect with water transmission lines that were installed during the previous two program years. The installation will benefit low and moderate income persons in Census Tract 1081, Block Group 4 (39.20% low and moderate income); 1081, Block Group 5 (52.96% low and moderate incomes) and 1081, Block Group 6 (49.68% low and moderate incomes). Total projected cost of installing the line is $175,000. Financial arrangements are being made to connect low and moderate income households that qualify to the new lines. TOTAL $104,501.00 -287 146-27-07r7595 STREET ITPROVEIIERTS (A) $19,894.00 ACTIVE/1' NUMMI. 1987-1988 CDBG PROJECT SUMMARY SHEET CITY OF SOUTH LYON ACTIVITY (CRITERIA) ALLOCATION Streets will be resurfaced with bituminous overlay in the northwest quadrant of the city. Specific streets that are slated to be paved include: Hagadorn from Liberty to North Ridge (2,742 LF); South Ridge from Hagadorn to Center Ridge (324 LF); Center Ridge from South Ridge to North Ridge (978 LF); Calkins from Lake to Whipple (130 LF); Gibon from Whipple to terminus (900 LF); Chester from Hagadorn to Woodland Drive (830 LF); Whipple from Hagadorn to Calkins (450 LF); Second from Hagadorn to Warren (1150 LF); Chester Court from Chester to terminus (250 LF); Crest Lane (1300 LF); Orchard Ridge from East Ridge to terminus (1230 LF) and North Ridge from Hagadorp to terminus (384 LF). This road paving program will benefit the residents in Census Tract 1053, Block Group 2 of which 47.557. have low and moderate incomes. Construction work is slated to begin in July and end in September 1987. TOTAL $19,894.00 -29- ACTIVITI (CRITERIA) ALLOCATION ACTIVITY 1987-1983 COW PROJECT SUMBARY SHEET CITI OF SYLVAN LAKE 1.46-28-01-7030 BA•IITER 'TEE frPROVEMENTS (A) $6,653.00 Barrier free . Improvements will be made to the Sylvan Lake City Hall to provide handicap access into the lower level of the building as well as restroom facilities. This is a multiyear project that has been funded previously. Funds will not be allocated to structures that are constructed for normal governmental operations._ TOTAL $6,03.00 14.6-29-07-7570 SIDEWALK IMPROVEMENTS (A) $ 39,096.00 1987-1938 CDAG PROJECT SURNARY SHEET CITY OF TROY ACTIVITY NUMBER ACTIVITY (CRITERIA) ALLOCATION 146-29-07-7595 Sidewalks will be placed along the following streets: T. STARR STREET - from Livernois to the eastern terminus; 2. PLUM STREET - from Cherry to the northern terminus; 3. KIRKTON STREET - from Cherry to the northern terminus; 4, HICKORY STREET - from Livernois to the eastern terminus; 5. VERMONT STREET - from LIvernois to Hartshorn; 6. BIRCHWOOD STREET - from Livernois to Hartshorn; 7. CHOPIN STREET - from Livernois to Hartshorn; 8. MASIIN STREET - from Maple Road to Woodslee; and 9. HARTSHORN STREET - from Maple to Vermont. SEE ELIGIBILITY CRITERIA BELOW STREET IMPROVEMENTS (A) The city will pave the following streets: 1. STARR STREET - from Livernois to the eastern terminus; 2. HICKORY STREET - from Plum Street to the eastern terminus; . 3. PLUM STREET - from Starr to Hickory streets; 4. KIRKTON STREET - between Starr to Cherry Street; 5. BEECH LANE - from Cherry Street south to the terminus. 6. COOK COURT - from Cherry Street south to the terminus. $118,526.00 -31- ACTIVITY NUnBER 'ACTIVITY (CRITERIA) ALLOCATION 1987-1988 CDBG PROJECT SUMMARY SHEET CITY OF TROY (CONTINUED) 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 Lax 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 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. TOTAL $157,622.00 —32— ACTIVITY (CRITERIA) 146-30-07-7595 STREET IMPROVEMENTS (A) ALLOCATION $21,461.00 ACTIVITY NUMBER 1987-1988 CD8G PROJECT SUMMARY SHEET CITY OF WALLED LAKE Road improvements will be made to relieve congestion on South Pontiac Trail between West Road and Ladd Road and north on Ladd Road to the intersection of W. West Maple and Angle Street. The project will consist of three segments. They are as follows: 1. Place 1,5 inches of bituminous overlay on Pontiac Trail from the municipal southern border north to Ladd Road and continue north on Ladd Road to the intersection of W. West Maple Road. 2. Reconstruct the West and Pontiac Lake Roads intersection. 3. Reconstruct the Ladd and Pontiac Trail intersection. This work is located in Census Tract 1060.00, Block Group 2 that has 52.48% low and moderate income people. TOTAL $21,461.00 —33— 1987-1988 CMG PROJECT SUMMARY SHEET CITY OF WIXOM ACTIVITY NUMBER ACTIVITY (CRITERIA) ALLOCATION 146-31-07-7110 DOWNTOWN REVITALIZATION (A) $17,812.00 The city has earmarked these funds for the demolition of a severely deteriorated auto parts store in the Central Business District . (CBD). 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 Croup 9 that has 38.70% low and moderate income people. $ /,424.00 146-31-07-7305 MINOR HOME REPAIR. (A) A minor 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 146-31-07-7440 RECREATION FACiLITT AND EQUIPMENT (A) 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. $ 8,835.00 -34— 1937-1988 (MUG PROJECT SUNHARY SHEET CITY OF VIXOM (CONTINUED) ACTIVITY NIRIBER ACTIVITY (CRITERIA) ALLOCATION 146-31-07-7235 In addition, a senior citizens fitness course and small-fry baseball diamond will be installed at Gilbert Willis Park. Gilbert Willis Park is located in the northeast quadrant of the city adjacent to Commerce Township. 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. Gilbert Willis Park directly benefits the residents of N.S.F. area 1/236 (42_54% low and moderate income people). The two areas contain 86% of the community's population. HISTORIC PRESERVATION (A) $ 1,784.00 A primary objective of this project is to preserve a significant portion of Wixom's history through a permanent video taped history of the Wixom Museum/Tiffin House and related artifacts. In addition, historical artifacts will be purchased and appropriate display cases codstructed. 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). Torn $29,855.00 -35-- ACTIVITY IVIVER 1987-1988 CDPG PROJECT SUMMARY MEET TOWNSHIP OF ADDISON . ACTIVITY (CRITERIA) ALLOCATION 146-32-07-7520 SENIOR CITIZEN CENTER (A) A new addition will be constructed on the existing Addison Township offices that are located at 1440 Rochester Road for use as a senior citizen center. This is a multiyear project that was funded from previous years. Construction is slated for completion during 1987. Concept and development plans should be submitted to the Oakland County Community Development Division when they become available. TOTAL $14,727.00 $14,727.00 146-34-07-7520 SENIOR CITIZEN CENTER (A) $ 2,518.00 1987-1988 CDBC PROJECT SUMAAR/ SHEET TOWNSt OF BRANDON ACTIVITI NUMBER ACTIVITY (CRITERIA) 146.-34-0777110 COMMERCIAL REVITALIZATION (A) ALLOCATION $ 15,167.00 Funds will be spent on a central business district design and development action plan for the Village of Ortonville. The plan would identify design information for streetscapes and storefront improvements; parking and pedestrian circulation; and an analysis of the market area served by Ortonville businesses. The Village of Ortonville has 44.287 low and moderate inemoe people. 146-34-07 -7235 An 1162 square foot addition will be added to the Senior Citizen Center located at 345 Ball Street in the Village of Ortouville. These funds will be used to purchase the following: furnace; central air conditioning; commercial refrigerator; electric stove; sink; tables and chairs. Senior citizens will benefit from the expenditure of these funds. HISTORIC PRESERVATION (A) $ 8,396.00 Mollies will be expended for the historic preservation of the Brandon Township Hall that was built in 1863. The building is being used as a community center where the 4-H, Farm Bureau Ladies, Boy and Girl Scouts and similar activities are held. The present township hall is located approximately one block away from the historical facility. Activities to be completed include: (1) removal of existing dropped ceiling and repair of original ceiling; (2) restoration of Original balcony; (3) removal of the old plaster and the installation of drywall and (4) rewiring to meet current electrical codes. -37- 1987-198B CDR; PROJECT SUMMARY SHEET TOWNSUIP OF BRANDON (CONTINUED) ACTIVITY (CRITERIA) ALLOCATION The building is located in the Village of Ortonville Neighborhood Statistics Program (N.S.P.) data indicates that 0.037 of the people meet low and moderate income criteria TOTAL $26, 081. 00 146-35-07-7595 STREET IMPROVEMENTS (A) $54,687.00 1987-1988 COI% PROJECT SUMMARY SHEET. TOWNSHI OF COMMERCE ACTIVITY NUMBER ACTIVITY (CRITERIA) ALLOCATION Street improvements will be made in the Oakley Park Subdivision. Improvements will include improving intersections and the installation of leaching basins. The intersections to be improved include: .Woodlawn at Oakley Park; Brisbane at Oakley Park; Terry at Oakley Park; Roselawn at Oakley Park; Botkius at Fisher (west of Fisher); Botkins at Fisher (East of Fisher); Superior at Fisher (west of Fisher) and Superior at Fisher (east of Fisher). • Leaching basins will. be installed on Brisbane, Woodlawn, Terry, Roselawn, Botkins and Superior where necessary. The area was qualified by survey. The survey indicated that 47 households out of 112, or 41.96% had low and moderate incomes. The survey was completed in 1986. TOTAL $54,687.00 -39-- 1987-1988 CDBG PROJECT SUMMARY SHEET TOWNSHIP OF GROVELAND ACTIVITY NUMBER ACTIVITY (CRITERIA) ALLOCATION 146-36-07-7520 SENIOR CITIZENS CENTER (A) Improvements will be made to the Brandon and Holly Townships senior citizen centers that service Groveland Township senior citizens. $ 6,451.00 146-36-07-7670 F"NNING AND MANAGEMENT $ 2,226.00 Approximately 197 acres of land that has been mined of sand and -gravel will be studied to determine its best development potential. In addition, the township will amend its zoning ordinance, update its codified ordinances, and apply for various federally funded programs. 146-36-07-7030 BARRIER FREE IMPROVEMENTS (A) $ 1,686.00 Barrier free improvements will be made to the township hall and fire station. 146-36-07-7420 PUBLIC SERVICE ACTIVITY (A) $ 845.00 A chore service . program will be provided to senior citizens of the township. NOTE: CURRENT HOUSEHOLD DIRECT BENEFIT ACTIVITY INFORMATION MUST BE SUBMITTED PRIOR TO RECEIVING REIMBURSEMENT FOR THIS ACTIVITY. TOTAL $11,208.00 -40- AGlIVITY UMBER ACTIVITY (CRITERIA) 5ENIOR CITIZEN CENTER (A) ALLOCATION $55,152.00 146-37-01-7520 1987-1988 CMG PROJECT SUMMARY SHEET TOWNSHIP OF HIGHLAND Funds will be directed towards the construction of a new facility to be used as a senior citizen center. The facility will be constructed on township land behind the township hail at 205 North John Street. ;TOTAL $55,152.00 1987-1988 CORO PROJECT SUMMARY SHEET TOWNSHIP OF HOLLY ACTIVITY NUMBER. 146-38-07-7030 ACTIVITY (CRITERIA) ALLOCATION BARRTER FREE IMPROVEMENTS (A) $ 6,2386.00 Funds will be used to construct barrier free improvements to the old township hail located at 102 Front Street in the Village of Holly. :L46-38-0i-72O PUBLIC SERVICE ACTIVITY (A) $ 2,517.00 The funds will be used to carry out a blight clean-up effort in tht township. Trucks and dumpsters will be paired and used primarily within the low and moderate income area (Census Tract 1126, Block Group 3; 43.65% low and moderate income persons) of the township. Workers will be funded to directly assist senior citizen and handicapped households. 146-38-07-7520 146-38-07-7530 'SENIOR CITIZEN CENTER (A) $ 1,680.00 Holly Township has indicated that these funds will be used to purchase a public address system, pool table and cabinets for the newly expanded senior citizen center. The senior citizen center is located at 111 College Street, in the Village of Holly. SENIOR CITIZEN VEHICLE (A) $ 2,517.00 A new van will be purchased to transport senior citizens of the township. 146-38-07-7630 CONTINGENCY $ 772.00 Monies for the cost overruns in established COM projects. TOTAL $13„772.00 NOTE: Holly Township's program income from previous years is $772.00. These monies are included in Molly Township's total allocation, -42- 146-39-07-7305 MINOR. ROME REPAIR (A) $14,828.00 1987-1938 COM PROJECT SUMMARY SHEET TOWNSHIP OF INDEPENDENCE AGTIVIII NUMMI ACTIVITY (CRITERIA) 146-39-07-7582 SPECIAL ASSESSMENT FUND (A) ALLOCATION $ 7,414.00 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 : CURRtNT HolsNOOLD DIRECT BENEFIT AC7IVIT1 INFORMATION MUST BE sumiTup PRIOR TO RECEIVING REIMBURSEMENT FOR THIS ACTIVITY. 146-39-07-7520 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. NOTE ; CURRENT HOUSEHOLD DIRECT BENEFIT ACTIVITY INFORMATION MUST BE SUBMITTED PRIOR TO RECEIVING REIMBURSEMENT FOR THIS ACTIVITY. SENIOR CITIZEN CENTER (A) $ 9,885.00 The parking lot of the Senior Citizen Center located at 5980 Clarkston Road will be paved. —43— ACTIVITY NUMBER ACTIVITY (CRITERIA) ALLOCATION 1987-1288 CDBG PROJECT SUMMARY SHEET TOWNSHIP OF INDEPENDENCE (CONTINUED) 146-39-07-7420 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. 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.• -44- $ 7,414.00 1937-1988 CDUG PROJECT SUMMAR/ SHEET TOWNSHIP OF INDEPENDENCE (CONTINUED) ACTIVITY NUMBER ACTIVIll (CRITERIA) ALLOCATION 146-39-07-767U FIddINU• AND/OR MANAGEMENT $ 7,414.00 The township will hire professionals to develop a plan to install sewer, water and storm drainage facilities and identify funding requirements for the Independence Township Downtown. Development Area and main commercial district. The township will submit a copy of these plans to the Oakland County Community Development Division upon their completion. 146-39-07-7680 CoNT1NCFNCA $ 2,473.00 Monies for cost overruns in established CDBG project accounts. TOTAL $49,428.00 1937-19B8 CMG PROJEC1 SUMMARY SUEET rowpsuir OF LYON ACTIVITY 11UMilER ACTIVITY (CRITERIA) ALLOCATION 146-40-07-7595 STREET IMPROV-ENENrS (A) $19,339.00 Funds will be expended to participate with the Oakland County Road Commission to resurface and . provide drainage improvements to roads. Ditching activities will take place along Eleven Mile Road between Milford and Dixboro toads; 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 Eleven Mile Road 2. Milford and Eleven Mile Road 3. Martindale and Silver Lake Road 4. 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. 146-40-07-7570 SIDEWALK IMPROVEMENTS (A) $5,574.00 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 $24,913.00 —46— 1987-1988 CMG PROJECT SUMMARY SHEET TOWNSHIP OF MILFORD ACTIVITY NUMRFA ACTIVITY (CRITERIA) 146-41-07-7520 SENIOR CITIZEN CENTER (A) • ALLOCATION $13,320.00 These fuu0s will be put toward determining the feasibility and subsequent construction of a senior citizen center, This will be a joint project with the Village of Milford, TOTAL $13,320.00 ACTIVITY NUMBER 146-42-07-7030 ACTIVITY (CRITERIA) RARRIER FREE IMPROVEMENTS (A) ALLOCATION $13,543.00 1987-1988 CDBG PROJECT SUMMARY SHEET TOWNSHIP OF OAKLAND The township will construct barrier free improvements to the township hall located at 4393 Collins Road. Improvements will include the construction of a new entrance with a ramp at the north side of the building. An addition will be constructed to provide barrier free bathroom facilities and a new lunchroom area to be handicap accessible. 146-42-07-7670 PLANNING AND/OR MANAGEMENT $ 865.00 Funds will be expended to obtain assistance and refinement of the community development processes and assistance in the implementation of the Township Comprehensive Plan. A copy of completed plans or studies must be submitted to the Oakland County Community Development Division. TOTAL $14,408.00 -48- , ACTIVITY NUMBER ACTIVITY (CRITERIA) SENIOR CITIZEN CENTER (A) ALLOCATION $30,118.00 5r5-* 146-43-07-7520 1987-1988 CDBG PROJECT SUMMARY SHEET TOWNSHIP OF ORION 166-43-07-7420 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 crafts; shuffleboard, billiards, reading, sewing, knitting, health screening and counseling. PUBLIC SERVICES (A) $ 7,739.00 Funds will activities: used for two service 1. Nutrition Aide: ($6,730) 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. 2. Rome Chore Program: ($1,009) Home chore services will be provided for area senior citizens and handicapped persons. NOTE: CURRENT PERSON DIRECT BENEFIT ACTIVITY INFORMATION MUST BE SUBMITTED PRIOR— TO RECEIVING REIMBURSEMENT FOR THIS ACTIVITY. —49— 1987-1988 CDBG PROJECT SUMMARY SHEET TOWNSHIP OF ORION (CONTINUED) ACTIVITY NUMBER ACTIVITY (CRITERIA) ALLOCATION 146-43-07-7595 STREET IMIT 0VENFNrS (B) $16,620.00 Improve blighted private roads to Oakland County- Road Commission standards for public designation. The funds will be directed to streets in two areas of the township: 1. Bunny Run Country Club Subdivision Streets included are Forest Lake Blvd., Conklin Drive, Long Lake, elute Court, Orion Terrace, Oak Grove, Beaver Court, Shady Lane, Clairemont, Grace, Reno, Highlander, Luna Court, Orion Terrace, Schram, Bayfield, Miller, Snyder Road, McClellan, Schick, and DeGoff. 2. Lake Orion Country Club Subdivision Streets included are Summit, Woodland, Oakland Drive, Ferndale, Oxford Avenue, Birmingham, Highville, Bloomfield, Belinda, Sherry, Buekhorn, Pontiac, Alan, Harry Paul, Rochester, Sherry, Clarkston Road, Pontiac, Boston, Philadelphia, Chicago, and New York Avenue. The improvement of these streets will remove slum and blighted conditions. 146-43-07-708R COWNITY CENTER (A) $ 4,208.00 Additional lighting and insulation will be installed in the Community Cultural Center located at 115 S. Anderson Street in the Village of Lake Orion. Eligibility will have to be established by surveying those that utilize the facility. Eligibility must be established prior to funds being expended. Regulations mandate that 38.46% of those benefiting must have low and moderate incomes. TOTAL $58,685.00 -50- 146-44-07-75l0 SAFETY PATHS (A) $ 8,645.00 1937-1988 CORO PROJECT SUMMARY SHEET TOWNSHIP OF OXFORD ACTIVITY NUMBER ACTIVITY (CRITERIA) ALLOCATION 146-44-07-7520 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.) SENIOR CITIZEN CENTER (A) $15,325.00 The parking area adjacent to the senior citizen center will be lighted and landscaped. This will complete the project that was initiated in 1986. This will benefit senior citizens of the area. 14644i)7-7630 CONTINGENCY $ 1,051.00 Monies for the cost overruns in established CDBG projects. TOTAL $25,021.00 POTE: Oxford Township's program income from previous years is $1,051. • These monies are included in Oxford Township's total allocation. -57.- ACTIVITY NUMBER ACTIVITY (CRITERIA) ALLOCATION 146-45-07-7595 STREET IMPROVEMENTS (A) $10,105.00 1987-1983 CDBG PROJECT SUMMARY SHEET TOWNSHIP OF ROSE 146-45-07-7420 The realignment of Cogshall Street will be completed to improve street access to the Holly Shore Mobile Nome 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. PUBIAC SERVICE (A) $ 2,080.00 A 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. 146-45-07-7670 PLANNING AND/OR MANAGEMENT $ 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. -52- TOWNSUP OF ROSE ACTIVITY NUMBER ACTIVITY (CR ITER.IA ALLOCATION 146-45-07-7645 ADMINI.-31RATION $ 420.00 146-45-07-7680 CONTINGETICY $ 419.00 1987-1988 CDUZ PROJECT SUMMARY SHEET Funds for the local administration of the CDBG program, Monies for the cost overruns in established CD8G project accounts. TOTAL $13,864.00 ALLOCATION $ 7,142.00 1987-1988 CD -BG PROJECT SUMMARY SHEET ROYAL OAK TOWNSHIP ACTIVITY NUMBER ACT t (CRITERIA) 146-46-07-7420 PUBLIC SERVICE ACTIVITY (A) Two public service activities will be made available through the township. They are: 1. Senior Center Services ($4,617) °LUSA will administer several services from the senior center for the elderly, . frail and low income residents of the township. Activities will include transportation and meal services, 2, New Community Development Group ($2,525) Provide for eligible expense reimbursements to volunteer service persons in the food distribution program this organization administers. NOTE: CURRENT PERSON DIRECT BENEFIT ACTIVITY INFORMATION MUST BE SUBMITTED PRIOR TO RECEIVING REIMBURSEMENT FOR THIS ACTIVITY 146-46-07-7165 FIVE morEcTIoN FACILITY AND EQUIPMENT (A) $24,804.00 The township will purchase a 1287 fire truck with rescue platform. The equipment will be obtained through an extended open end lease program. In addition, the fire station will be remodeled to accommodate the new piece of equipment. VOTE: THE TOWNSHIP SHALL NOT OBLIGATE FUTURE YEAR CDBG FUNDING TO ACQUIRE THIS EQUIPMENT. HUD REGULATIONS SPECIFICALLY PROHIBITS OBLIGATING FUTURE FUNDING PRIOR TO OBTAINING FUNDING LEVELS AND LETTERS OF CREDIT. —54— li6-46-0 7-7595 STREET IMPROVEMENTS (A) $ 5,403.00 1987-198 8 CDBC, PROJECT SUMMARY SHEET TOWNSHIP OF ROYAL OAK (CONTINUED) ACTIVITY te,m.w.•x... - -- 146-46 -97 -7440 ACTIVITY (CRITERIA) li f.C7EAT1ON FACILITIES (A) ALLOCATION $ 4,198.00 Restoration and park improvements will be made to Detroyal Park that is located north of Groveview between Reimanville and Bethlawn streets.. These activities will benefit the entire community that has a concentration of 64.18% low and moderate income persons. 146 -46 -0i -7610 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. PIANNJUr; AND/OR MANAGEMENT $ 5,037.00 Funds will be used to contract with a planning Consultant for housing, economic development, comprehensive planning, land development, land sales, CDBG Management, and similar township needs. 146-46-01 -760 CONTINGENCY $ 1,037.00 Funds for cost overruns in established CDBG project accounts. TOTAL $47,621.00 -55- ACTIVITY NUMBER 146 -47-07-7110 ALLOCATION $23,483.00 1987-1983 CDBG PROJECT SUMMARY SHEET TOWNSHIP OF SPRINGFIELD 146-47-01-1235 ACTIVITY (CRITERIA) COMMERCIAL REVITALIZATION (B) This is the third phase of a three . year plan to revitalize the commercial area along Dixie Highway between Davisburg Road and 1-75. These funds will be expended to pave drive approaches and make site improvements to business properties along Dixie Highway. These activities will address slum and blighted conditions in the community's most important commercial area, Preservation activities will be directed to the "Davis House" located at 12451 Andersonville Road, Davisburg, Michigan 48019. The building is leased from the Oakland County Recreation Division on a long-term basis. The house was built in 1860 and has been on the State of Michigan Historical Register since 1977. The facility is being restored by the Springfield Historical Society. These funds will be used to paint the building and purchase materials for finishing the basement. Upon completion, the basement will be used for meeting and conference• rooms. These activities will address slum and blight conditions. tEr-T(OREC PRESERVATION (B) $ 2,518.00 TOTAL $26,001.00 --56- 1987-1988 CUM PROJECT SUMMARY SHEET TOWNSHIP OF WEST BLOOMFIELD ACTIVITY NUMBER 146-48-07-7520 146-48-07-7420 ACTIVITY (CRITERIA) SENIOR CITIZEN CENTER (A) Funds will be used by the Mature Minglers, a senior citizen group, to rent a commlluity room for the use solely as a senior center at Holy Spirit Church, 4800 Orchard Lake Road, West Bloomfield, Michigan 43033. 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, Michigan 48010. PUBLIC SERVICE ACTIVITY (A) ALLOCATION $ 7,563.00 $10,925.00 Two activities will be sponsored and funded through the Mature Minglers organization for senior citizens. They are 1. Counseling/Outreach ($5,042) Services are to include personal and family counseling; homebound meals; home chore services; financial assistance; home health care; income tax counseling;, transportation; visitors for the homebound and recreation opportunities. Home Chore Services ($5,883) Services to be included are: snow removal, indoor cleaning, window washing; minor repairs and painting. This will be a one time service only. The two activities described above will be available from the Booth School site. Additional funding for the counseling/outreach service is received from the Bloomfield Hills School District. NOTE: CURRENT PERSON AND HOUSEHOLD DIRECT BENEFIT ACTIVITY INFORMATION MUST BE SUBMITTED PRIOR TO RECEIVING REIMBURSEMENT FOR THIS ACTIVITY. -57- (A) 146-48-O7-7510 SAFETY PAT $29,415.00 1987-1988 CDBG PROJECT SUMMARY SUEET TOWNSHIP OF WEST BLOOMFIELD (CONTINUED) ACTIVITY NUMBER ACTIVITY (CRITERIA) ALLOCATION 146-48-07-7030 Funds will be used to construct six to eight foot wide asphalt safety paths and to complete assorted restoration work in two locations of the township. They are 1, Keith Road Path Approximately 1131 lineal feet of path will be constructed on the west side of Keith Road from Willow Road to the Keith School site; and 2. Greer Road Path Approximately 2,600 lineal feet of path will he constructed on the north side of Greer Road from Hiller Road east to the end of the vacant school parcel. The path will then continue an additional 1,736 lineal feet east to Rosedale Street. Area-wide benefit to low and moderate income residents will be determined through survey research currently underway. Funds will be reprogrammed if results are not satisfactory. BARRIER FREE DESIGN (A) $24,951.00 Barrier free improvements will be completed at five (5) municipal locations. The locations are: 1. Township Hall, 4460 Orchard Lake Road 2. Fire Station 111, 4601 Orchard Lake Road 3. Fire Station #3, Green Lake Road south of Commerce Road. -58- ACTIVITY NTh IIER ACTIVITY (CRITERIA ALLOCATION 1987-1988 CDBG PROJECT SUMMARY SHEET WEST BLOOMFIELD TOWNSHIP (CONTINUED) 4. Fire Station 114, 5842 Green Road at Hiller. 5. Water and Sewer Department, 2400 Haggerty Road south of Pontiac Trail. This is-the-second year of a multi-year funded project. TOTAL $72,854.00 146-49-07-7595 STREET IMPROVEMENTS (A) $53,786.00 ACTIVITY NUMBER 1987-1988 COBG PROJECT SUMMARY SHEET TOWNSHIP OF WHITE LAKE ACTIVITY (CRITERIA) ALLOCATION 146-49-07-7165 The township will improve private roads to Oakland County Road Commission standards for public designation to benefit the low and moderate income residents on Little Farm Road and in the English Villa Subdivision. Streets within the English Villa Subdivision include: Bonnie Briar, Buckingham Road, Drury .Lane, Thames, Waltham Road, Dover Lane, Wiggen Lane, Hampton Road, Kingston Road and Arlington Road. English Villa Subdivision is located in Census Tract 1112.01, Block Group 9 (44.2% low and moderate income persons). Little Farm Road is located between Union Lake Road and Farnsworth in Census Tract 1112.02, Block Group 2 (47.15% low and moderate income people). The English Villa Subdivision was also funded in 1936 and the Little Farms Road project was funded in 1985. FIRE PROTECTION FACILITY (A) $ 8,404.00 The township anticipates building a fire station on a three acre parcel of property located on the northeast corner of the intersection of Fisk and Highland Roads. These monies are earmarked for building plans, site preparation and construction of the facility. The parcel of property is located in Census Tract 1112.01, Block Group 9 that has a 44.53% concentration of low and moderate income families. -60-- 146-49-07-7005 ACQUISITION (A) $ 8,404.00 1987-1988 CMG PROJECT OMAR! SHEET TOWNSHIP OF Wilda; LAKE .(CONTINUED) ACTIVITY: NUMBER ACTIVITY (CRITERIA) ALLOCATION 1116-49-07-7670 Funds will be spent for the acquisition of a parcel of property in the southwest portion of the township. The parcel is located in the northwest corner of the intersection of Porter and Highland roads. At a future date, a fire station will be built on the property. This facility will service a significant portion of the COMMuRity. This site will serve people in Census Tract 1112.03, Block Groups 2 and 9 that have 40.77% and 38.68% low and moderate income persons respectively. PLANNING ANO[OR UANAGEMENT $ 1,476.00 The township will use these funds for retaining a planning consultant to implement planning studies related to the CMG program and the community's comprehensive plan. A consultant will be used to monitor the CDBG program and to assist in, the completing of CDBG projects. A copy of completed plans or studies must be submitted to the Oakland County Community Development Division. TOTAL $72,070.00 -61- VILLAGE OF BEVERLY HILLS ACTIVITY NUMBER ACTIVITY (CRITERIA) ALLOCATION 146-50707-7570 SIDEWALK IMPROVEMENTS (A) $21,075.00 1937-19U8 CDBG PROJECT SUMMARY SHEET These funds will be spent 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 Evergreen, Southfield and Greenfield Roads between 13 and 14 Mile Roads and along 13 and 14 Mile Roads between Evergreen and Greenfield Roads. TOTAL $21,075-00 146-5T-07-7570 SIDEWALK IMPROVEMENTS (A) 146-51-07-1510 SAFETY PATHS (A) This project will connect Holcomb Road walk to existing village safety paths. Residents of Census Tract 1116.02, Block Group 9 (42.36% low and moderate income persons) will benefit. 146-51-07-7040 BEAUTIFICATION (A) Trees will be planted along the sidewalk and safety path along West Holcomb Road. Residents of Census Tract 1116.02, Block Group 9 (42.86% low and moderate income persons) will benefit. $ 2,437.00 $ 1,069.00 ACTIVITY 19874988 CDBC PROJECT SUMMARY SHEET VILLAGF, OF CLARKSTON ACTIVITY (CRITERIA) Funds will be used to replace sidewalk sections and correct grade problems at side streets. Improvements will take place along Holcomb Road between the city boundaries. The project will benefit residents of Census Tract 1116.02, Block Group 9 (42.36% low and moderate income persons). ALLOCATION $ 2,101.00 TOTAL $5,607.00 -63- 1987-4988 CDBG PROJECT SUMMARY SHEET VILLAGE OF HOLLY ACTIVITY AGTIVY (CR1TERLA) ALLOCATION 146-52-07-7110 DOWNTOWN REVITALIZATION (B) $13,814.00 146-52-07-7240 Funds will be used to make improvements to the blighted downtown area as directed by a revitalization plan. Improvements will take place along Maple Street between W. Saginaw and the C & 0 Railroad tracks and the alley between Battle Alley and Maple. Funds will be used t6; (1) resurface one block of asphalt pavement on Maple Street; (2) install one manhole at the sewer main intersection. on Maple, and (3) resurface one-eighth mile of asphalt pavement on alley, HOUSING REHABILITATION (A) $ 4,207.00 Rousing rehabilitation activities will take place in an area bounded by the C & 0 Railroad to the east, Sherwood Street (W), Maple and Front streets (5) and properties on the north aide 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, CURRENT HOUSEHOLD DIRECT BENEFIT ACTIVITY INFORMATION MUST BE SUBMITTED PRIOR TO RECEIVING REIMBURSEMENT FOR THIS ACTIVITY. TOTAL $18,021.00 flt)TE -64-- ACTIVITY (CRITERIA) ALLOCATION 1987-198B CDBG PROJECT SMART SHEET VILLAGE OF LAKE ORJAIR_____ 146-53-07-74/O RECREATION FACILITIES (A) $ 9,298.00 Parking areas will be developed at two neighborhood parks. Twelve (12) parking spaces will be constructed at Swiss Village Park and 48 parking spaces will be developed at Bellevue island Park. Remaining funds will be spent to purchase park equipment and to landscape the area. These proiects will benefit the residents of Census Tract 1117, Block Group 100 that has a 40.51Z concentration of low and moderate income people. 146-53-07-7420 PUBLIC SERVICE ACTIVITY (A) $ 1,671.00 The village will provide home chore services through the Oakland/Livingston Human Services Agency. These services will be offered to the senior citizens of the community. Activities included in the program are: lawn mowing, gutter and downspout cleaning, trimming brushes, shoveling snow and minor home repairs. Senior citizens will benefit from this activity. NOTE: CURRENT HOUSEHOLD DIRECT BENEFIT INFORMATION MUST BE SUBMITTED PRIOR TO RECEIVING REIMBURSEMENT FOR THIS ACTIVITY TOTAL $10,969.00 —65— 146-54-07-7440 RECREATIONAL FACILITIES OR EQUIPMENT (A) 1987-1988 CDBG PROJECT SUMMARY SHEET ACTIVITY NUMBER VILLAGE OF LEONARD ACTIVIT1 (CRITERIA) Village administrators will purchase 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 Baza Street. Leonard has an overall concentration of 44.07 percent low and moderate income people. ALLOCATION $5,796.00 TOTAL $5,796.00 ACTIVITY (CRITERIA) 146-55-07-7520 SENIOR CITIZEN CENTER (A) ALLOCATION $18,246.00 ACTIVITY NUMBER 1987-1988 CDBG PROJECT SUMMARY SUEET VILLAGE OF MILFORD These monies are designated to provide a senior citizen centerin cooperation with the Charter Township of Milford. The location of such a facility has not been determined. TOTAL $18,246.00 ACTIVITY (CRITERIA) 146-56707-7120 DRAINAGE IMPROVEMENTS (A) ALLOCATION $5,325.00 ACTIVITY NTITUIFJZ. 1987-1988 COBG PROJECT SUMMARY SHEET VILLAGE OF ORTONVILLE The village will install a storm sewer along Ball Street from Cedar Street east to Church Street. The village has an overall 44.28% concentration of low and moderate income people. TOTAL $5,325.00 ACTIVITY (CRITERIA) 146-57-07-7570 SIDEWALK IMPROVEMENTS (A) ALLOCATION $12,456.00 ACTIVITI NUMBER 1987-1988 CDBG PROJECT SUMMARY SHEET VILLAGE OF OXFORD Sidewalk improvements will be made along the first one-half block from Washington (M-24) east and west, along Burdick Street for approximately one block and north and south from existing new walks on the east side of M-24. These improvements will benefit the residents of the village that has a 40.19% concentration of low and moderate income people. TOTAL $12,456.00 1987-1988 COBG PROJECT SUMMARY SUEET VILLAGE OF WOLVERINE LAKE ACTIVITY NUMBER ACTIVITY (CRITERIA) ALLOCATION 146-58-07-7240 HOUSING REUABTLITAUTON (A) $12,900.00 A housing rehabilitation program has been identified for the residents of the village. Twelve thousand nine hundred ($12,900) dollars has been earmarked for the program that will be administered through the Oakland County Community •Development Home Improvement Program. Eligibility will be determined on an individual basis. INISTRATION $ 645.00 These funds have ben identified for administering, promoting and advertising the housing rehabilitation program. TOTAL 4'13,545.00 r, 556,114.46 1T1fIST1ATION 1987-1983 CDBG PROJECT SUMMARY SHEET COUNTY OF OAKLAND ACTIVIT1 NUMBER ACTIVITY (CRITERIA) ALLOCATION HOIL3ING REHABILITATION (A) $1,523,713-00 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 cuouty. This includes the cost of management, accounting, planning and public information activities as well as an annual monitoring of local programs and the county operation. 146-59-07 -76g0 CONTINGFACT 140,000.00 Funds for cost overruns in established CD143 project accounts. TOTAL $2,219,827.46 -71- $ 61,823.00 $ 67,169.00 205,717.00 168,802.00 -0-- 49,794.00 340,155.00 125,707.00 104,501.00 37,259.25 7,414.00 -0- 2,517.00 4,208.00 135,452,00 52,100.00 30,685.00 -0- $ 61,823.00 -o- 67,169.00 -0- 205,717.00 -o- 168,802.00 -0- -0- -0-- -0- 49,794.00 1.2 -0- 340,155.00 8.2 -0- 125,707.00 3.0 -0- 104,501.00 2.5 -0- 37,259.25 .9 -0- 7,414.00 .2 —0- -0- -0- -0-- 2,517.00 .1 -0- 4,208.00 .1 -0- 135,452.00 3.2 -o- 52,100.00 1.2 -0- 30,685.00 .7 1.5 1.6 4.9 4.0 102,403.00 51,332.00 64,167.00 96,194.00 38,895.00 -0- 12,698.00 18,056.00 33,071.00 89,932.00 51,482.00 -'0- 1,523,713.00 -0-- -0- -0- -0- -0- -0-- -0- 556,114.46 140,000.00 102,403.00 1,575,045.00 64,1 6 7.00 96,194.00 38,895.00 -0- 12,698.00 18,056.00 33,071.00 646,046.46 191,482.00 $1,951,533.25 $2,219,827.46 $4,171,360.71 100.0 2.5 37.8 1.5 2.3 .9 -0- .4 .8 15.5 4.6 1987-1988 CDRG PROGRAM CATEGORICAL DISTRIBUTION PROJECT TYPE $ COMMUNITIES $ COUNTY $ TOTAL I. PUBLIC FACILITIES & IMPROVEMENTS A. Beautification (7040) B. Safety Paths (7510) C. Senior Center (7520) D. Recreation Facility & Improvements (7440) E. Neighborhood Facility (1320) F. Fire Facility (7165) G. Street Improvements (7595) El, Sidewalk Improvements (7570) I. Water & Sewer Projects (7625, 7637) J. Drainage Projects (7120) K. Special Assessment Funds (7582) L. Senior Housing Support (7529) M. Senior Citizen Vehicle (7530) N. Community Center (7088) II. BARRIER FREE DESIGN (7030) T1I. PUBLIC SERVICES (7420) IV. EcoNomic DEVELOPMENT (7135) V. REHABILITATION & PRESERVATION A. Commercial Rehabilitation (7110) B. Rehab Private Residential (7240) C, Minor Home Repair (7305) D. Code Enforcement (7075) E. Acquisition/Demolition (7005, 7010) F. Condemnation/Demolition (7104) G. Historic Preservation (7235) H. Relocation Costs (7475) VI. PLANNING & MANAGEMENT . (7670) VII. ADMINISTRATION (7645) VIII. CONTINGENCY (7680) TOTALS *1987-88 CDBG Allocation ($3,597,000) and County Program Income ($556,751.46) 4. Community Program Income ($17,609.25) for a total of $4,171,360.71 as of February 9, 1987. -72-- 1987-1988 CMG PROGRAM BENEFIT DISTRIBUTION $ COMHUNITIES $ COUNTY $ TOTAL A. Benefit to Low/Moderate $1,694,945.25 $1,523,713.00 $3,218,658.25 77.16 CATEGORY Income Persons: B. Benefit forElimination Of Slum/Blighted Condi- tions: 82,103.00 -0- 82,103.00 1.97 C. Benefit , to Overcoming An -0- -0- -0- -0- Urgent Community Need: Planning/Management 33,071.00 -0- 33,071.00 .79 Administration 89,932.00 556,114.46 646,046.46 15.49 Contingency 51,482.00 140,000.00 191,482.00 4.59 TWA". $1,951,533.25 $2,219,827.46 $4,171,360.71 100.00 *1987-1988 CDBG Allocation ($3,597,000) and County Program Income ($556,751.46) Community Program Income ($17,609.25) for a total of $4,171,360.71 as of February 9, 1987. -73- 1987-1988 CDBG Grant Allocation Less Administration Less Contingency TOTAL FUNDS. TO BE DITRIBUTED $3,597,000.00 (556,114.46) (140,000.00) $2,900,885.54 1987-1988 CDBG PROGRAM 1981-1988 CDBG REVENUE 1987-1988 CDBG Grant Allocation $3,597,000,00 1986 County Program income 556,751.46 1986 Community Program income 17,609.25 1987-1988 CG ATAL REVENUES $4,171,360.71 CDBG REVENUE DISTRIBUTION 2/3 Distributed to Communities $1,933,924.00 1986 Community Program income 17,609.25 TOTAL FTPIPS DISTRIBUTED TO COMMUNITIES $1,951,533.25 1/3 Distributed to Rome improvement Program 1986 Program income For Home Improvement Program TOTAL FUNDS FOR HOME IMPROVEMENT PROGRAM $ 966,961.54 556,751.46 $1,523,713.00 -74- Resolution No. 87058 March 12, 1987 Moved by Richard Kuhn supported by Lanni the resolution be adopted. AYES: McDonald, Angus McPherson, Ruel McPherson, Moffitt, Nelson, Page, Pernick, Remold, Rowland, Skarritt, Aaron, Caddell, Calandra, Crake, Doyon, Gosling, Hobart, Jensen, Richard Kuhn, Susan Kuhn, Lanni, Luxor!, McConnell. (23) NAYS: None. (0) A sufficient majority having voted therefor, the resolution was adopted. STATE OF 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 issioners Miscellaneous Resolution adopted by the Oakland County Board of Co at their meeting held on March 12, 1987 with the original 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 12th day of March 198_7