HomeMy WebLinkAboutResolutions - 1986.07.10 - 18142MISCELLANEOUS RESOLUTION NO. 86210 Date: July 10,1986
. PUBLIC SERVICES COMMITTEE, James E. Lanni, Chairperson
IN RE: COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT DIVISION - RENT .-: REHABILITATION PROGRAM
. APPLICATION FOR HOUSING AND U.Y DV UT ENT FUNDS - FY.86
TO THE OAKLAND COUNTY BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS
Mr. Chairperson, Ladies and Gentlemen:
WHEREAS the Oakland County Board of '.-issioners by M.R. #841.7.=-
authorized the establishment of a Rental P,2.7 ,.(11.itation Program and z7 ,1*,,:l
a grant award from the Department of Housirip. 7rban Development (HUD), in
the amount of $154,000 for Fiscal Year 1984;
WHEREAS HUD has allocated $149,000 for the second Fs1 Year 1985
making the total allocation to date $303,000 as shown in Schedule I; and
- WHEREAS HUD has notified the Community Development Division. by June
1986 Regulations of fund availability for Fiscal Year 1986 in the amount of
$67,000 as shown in Schedule III and
WHEREAS the Community Development Division must submit its application
and program description to BUD rip later than July 18, 1986 as shown in Schedule II; and
WHEREAS participation in the Rental Rehabilitation. Program will Pot
involve County funds; and
WHEREAS the Community Development Division will provide quarterly status
reports to the Public Services Committee; and
WHEREAS this grant application has been reviewed and approved as to
a1 by the Office of Corp-7at,..)n Couns21,
NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED that the Oakland - County Board of Commissioners
authorize Community Development Division to make application for the FY86 Housing
and Urban Development Rental Rehabilitation Program Grant in the amount of
$67,000.
'Be it further resolved that the Chairperson of the Oakland County Board
of EoMmissioners be and is hereby authorized to sign said grant'application.
Mr. Chairperson, on behalf of the Public Services Committee, I hereby
move the adoption of the foregoing resolution.
PUBLIC SERVICES COMMITTEE
BY:
$15.4,000
154,000
Award $(82,000) $149,000 $ 67,000
303,003 370,000 Accumulated
SCHEDULE I
COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT DIVISION
RENTAL REHABILITATIO:C PROGRAM
FY 1984 - FY
Pro7oed
1984 1185 V 7 '
Variance
Increase
(Decrease)
Funds obligated to date $156,742
Funds Uncommitted 146,258
.5303,000
Prepared by: Budget Division
June 26, 1986
SCHEDULE I
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Application for Rental Rehabilitation Program
Submitted: Ju1y°17, 1986 -
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lb. TITLE Rental
Iltehabilltatcv Progral
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' Pontiac
Michigan
Oakland
48053
. Kenneth Patterson '(313) 858-5403
al. LEGAL APPLiC.ANT/RECIPIE
a. Appecant Name
b. 04.111:x.1)0n Und
C. Sal/P.O. Box
d. Cary
9. States .
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0 NorcE or INTENT (DPTIONALJ
o PREAPPUCATION
APPLJCATION
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Oakland County
Community Development Division
1200 North Telegraph Road
a. Colsrry
9. ZIP Cod*.
AL AS
APPLI-
C.ATtON
FDENTI-
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6, 7, 14, 17 9 18
15. PROJECT START
DATE rteP
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.PROJECT
DURATION
CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICTS OF:
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12. PROPOSED FUNDING 1113.
P. AREA OF PROJECT ',A:PACT (Na f tecoc.-iea. SYSI
Oakland CoLlAty Participating Community
11. TYPE OF A-CSISTASCE
67 000
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613,672
aL FEDERAL
b. APPLICANT
k Tots/ S 67,000
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Housing & UrbJn Development, Detroit,M
NISTRATIVE CONTACT OF KNOWN)
ADDRESS
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data tin preapplc-an
are ay. and correct, EN) document
bear-1 duly •uthorczed by the ;overran;
body, of the aochbant and tr.* labplicant
will correp+y wr111 tNe arLacNed ittr s- cancers
it 1.3-1431ar.Og is AIX( RYIRCI.
. YES, THIS NOTICE OF INTENT/PREAPPLICATION/A,PPLICATI
EXECUTIVE ORDER 12372 PROCESS FOR REVIEW ON:
DATE
NO, PROGRAM IS NOT COVERED BY E.O. IL
OR PROGRAM HAS NOT BEEN SELECTED Y. 'E. FOR REVIEW
N/A
22.
THE-
APPLICANT
CERTIFIES
vas
DE AVAILABLE TO THE
23,
CERTIFYING
REPRE-
SENTATIVE
a. TYPED NAME AND TITLE
Fichare R. T.T:Uc.-Jx, Ch,7ixperson
Oakland County Board of Commissioners
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27. ACTION TAKEN :25. FUNDING
AWARDED
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BY APPLICANT TO
STATE
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SCHEDULE II
is 86 7
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in
County of Oakland
Ap7Ucation
for Rental Rehabilitation Program
July 18, 1986
PROGRA'^_n7 - IPTION
ties
Oakland Coi -ity's housing stock
need of reh:::::tation. These rc.. drw:ev
for low and moderate income Thr
tation Program the county will in ..ease the
low and moderate income persons. The county ‘--,111 supply governmental
in the form of incentive loan rebates to assist property owners improving
existing units to Section 8 Housing Quality Standards and the Michigan
Housing Development Authority, acting as the county's Public Housin g
will provide rental housing assistance certificates or vouchers to lower income
families to help them to afford the rent in units r'.n • ',Hzated through this
governmental program.
Rehabilitation funds will be provided to i -c1;•.--1. units which require moderate
levels of improvement. Loan Rebates* wi!' be subject to 10 year deferred
principal liens on the rehabilitated property. Eligible projects may qualify for
a loan reh!7te of 50% of the construction cost incurred up to $5,000 maximum
per unit rel7..7.bilitated. The remainder of project: costs will be provided from
the invester's funds or private EnaH cg.
II. Neighborhood Selection
Rehabilitation funds will be utilized to assist in the rehabilitation of projects
.located in neighborhoods where the rents, statistical d;..,ta from the U.S. Census
Bureau or rent surveys indicate that the projects inee e4iliility criteria.
Projects which are selected for funding will be locncl ne.g,libbrheods where
the rents are affordable to low and moderate income 13iiilles at tha time of
the reliabilitr?tion and where the rcrt after rehabintbt;on will rerrieia affor
able (within Section 8 Existing llousing Fair Market Rents) to low and rciod,
income families. The county will coordinate closely with IVISFIDA throughon!
the rent analysis process to assure selection of projects with stable rents.
The following neighborhood selection guidelines will be utilized to assure com-
pliance with program intent:
-where there is a need for rehabilitation of rental residential
properties principally occupied or to be occupied by low and
moderate income tenants;
- where the rental housing market is stable; and
2
of small rks't;t:7,1 pr
major s,.,-irce
the HUD al Re!
bf standard housing
*Loan rebate - an end loan forgiven on a pro rata basis over a ten (10) year period.
-where the rent prior to and following rehabilitation, will
be affordable to low and moderate income tenants and
within Section 8 Existing Housing Fair Market Rents,
III. Lower Income Benefit
The primary 'emphasis of this housing program is to benefit lower income
families. The county will ensure that the majority of funds are utilized for
lower income families through:
-where rents are and will remain affordable to lower
income tenants;
when submitting .applications property creners will
provide income data on tenants and pee-re-es selected
for funding must contain a majority income
families; and
.-waiting lists maintained by MSHDA will be utilized to -
place lower income tenants in vacant units.
The county will utilize the allotted Section 8 certificates or vouchers to ensure
benefit to lower income families. The lower income benefit standard to be
utilized by the county is 70 percent. A rental rehabilitation program that meets
the 100 percent benefit standard could not be developed by the county and the
proposed standard has been reviewed by public groups. This will minimize thn
displacement of tenants in projects. in addition, this reduction to 70 percent'
provides for a margin of error. This margin of error allows for sudden chnen ,-
in neighborhood rents, failure to complete a project or other unexpected occuo-
rences.
Upon receipt of applications, tenant information will be utilized to assess
initial eligibility for Section 8 certificates or vouchers. Vacant units will be
rented according to Oakland County Community Development Division's
Affirmative Marketing Plan. (See Appendix A)
IV. Use of Rental Rehabilitation Funds for Family Housing
The county will implement the program in a manner to assure that an equitable
share of housing will be provided for the rehabilitation of units occupied by
large families with children. Every effort will be extended to ensure that a
Tit-di-num of 70 perceli o tne fends will b. rAiliz.ed to rehabiii one uru'-,s con-
taining two or more bedrooms. All three or more bedroom projects will be
given first priority. The county will continuously monitor this variable to
assure compliance with provisions of the regulations.
V. Use of Rental Rehabilitation Funds for Units in Substandard Condition that are -- Occupied by Very Low Income Families
Priority will be given to the rehabilitation of those units with substandard
conditions which are occupied by very low income families, Through receipt of
tenant information accompanying each application submittal, the county can
ensure compliance with provision of §511.10(
VI. Proposal Selection Procedures
The county will approve proposals Which represent the n -n:n:- c.ffi!..-ient use of
funds. Each investor will be required to provide a minimum of nencen.t of
construction Costs from private financing or owrr -n -s funds. In nr:E'n (nn, Section 8
certificates or vouchers will be allocated to inn.
residing in rehabilitated units, When filling vnc.-nn nnits ; investen are rn -inired
to follow the Oakland County Community Develnnn—cnt Affinnnn
MarketFen Plan in selecting tenants.
VII. Financial Feasibility
The county will provide a loan rebate of 50 percent of construction cost incurred
up to $5,000 maximum per unit rehabilitated. The remainder of project costs -
will be provided by the investor,
VIII. Neighborhood Preservation
The implementation of this rental' rehabilitation program will have a pJ
impact -on neighborhood preservation in Oakland County. The provision
percent rehabilitation subsidy leveraged with nriv:n:e funding will instill n -if„n
property owners the incentive to provide and pro: ye standard housing uni -:s
for low and moderate income people.
The obligation to repay the rehabilitation subsidy is designed 7'7 be forgiven
over a specified period of time on a pro rata basis. This nrcnne will provide
additional incentive to property owners for preserving or riin.TnnsnThg their
rehabilitated units over a 10 year period. These incentives Nc.) influence the
long term stabilization and preservation of our lower income n ,.,:ighInn,rhoods.
IX. Schedule for Committing Rental Rehabilitation Grant Amount
The county has identified a quarterly schedule for the implementation of the 1986
funding in conjunction with prior fiscal years. See attached Quarterly Use Schedule
in Appendix B.
X. Need for Rental A.-isistance
This is not applicable.
XI. Nondiscrimination and Equal Opportunity
The investor will be required to affirmatively market their vacant rental units
as mandated in accordance with Oakland County Community Development
Division's Affirmative Marketing Plan. Oakland County Community Development
Division's Affirmative Marketing Plan is attached in Appendix A. In addition to
nennn ,...-: presently
4
a.
b.
the Affirmative Marketing Plan, Oakland County will:
. a. Establish an advertising campaign within the participating
communities that will include reference to the affirmative
marketing policy of the county and a description of the
fair housing laws. All promotional materials will include
the Equal Housing Opportunity logo; and
b. Continue to fund a position for a HUD certified housing
counselor to counsel people on tenant rights, availability
of housing, mediate tenant-landlord disputes and credit
counseling.
To further ensure the meeting of affirmative marketing requirements \a'a ,n the
county issues a commitment letter to the investor, the investor must
that they will abide by Oakland County's Tenant Assistance Policy and n Aland
County's Affirmative Marketing Plan
Recondkeeping -,
The county will maintain records for the purpose of 1) documenting efforts
in affirmatively marketing and 2) assessing results of affirmative marketing.
The following actions will be taken:
Upon receipt of an application, investors will be asked to
complete a "tenant information form" that identifies racial,
income and gender characteristics of the tenants. Upon
completion of the units, the same information will be
obtained on each tenant i and
The Oakland County Community Development Division will
contact annually for 10 years our public housing authority
and the housing commissions identified in the Affirmative
Marketing Plan to gather information regarding contacts made
by investors participating in Oakland County's Rental Reha-
bilitation Program.
XII. Grantee's Organizational Structure
The administration of this program will be within:
The Oakland County Community Development Division
1200 North Telegraph Road, Per iac, Michigan 48053
Contact Person: Kenneth R. Patterson, Manager
5
XIII. PHA Participation
As indicated by letter dated , MSHDA agrees to partici-
pate in the Rental Rehabilitation Program and to provide certificates and
vouchers in support of the county's program. The program will be implemented
in accordance with the Memorandum of Understanding (see attachment). The
PHA contact is:
Michigan State Housing Development Authority
401 South Washington Square, P. 0. Box 30044
Lansing, Michigan 48909
Contact Person: . Ms. Pamela Shaver, Specialist
(517) 373-9194
XIV. Approvals of Project Costs in Excess
Not applicable.
002 Unit
GAL/mtb
6
APPENDIX A
Witness Name Date
OAKLAND COUNTY RENTAL REHABILITATI
Affirmative Marketing Plan (MP)
All participants (investor.:::',. in the
Block grant Rental Rehabtatior:
Market each available w::z.:nt rere.z:
this requirement participants rmy,.1. ,T,ot
Market Plan (AMP) prior to reriCn7. each
The Affirmative Marketing Plan is a four 5!,7n pocess .,
f.e.% ),;:1-1-s„. i77-1: et
inatiVe
Step 1: Contact the Michigan State Development
-Authority (MSHDA.) Office of rxisting Housing
Programs. The in Pcc,ftac:
the phone- number is (313) 25G-1333.
Step 2: Contact one or more of the agencis
attached sheet.
Step 3: Advertise in the various locnI newsn2rers in
your community. This adverticyrrent cus
contain the statement; EQUAL Fl(r)U,c';i NC- OPPORTUNITY.
Step 4: Contact various local civic groups such as area
churches, service clubs, or social service agencies.
The Affirmative Marketing Plan is not intended to keep your vacant units open,
however, a "Good Faith Effort" must be made to reach the "least likely to
apply" person.. Participants will be monitored annually, throngh the term of
the lien. Participants that do not comply with the Affirmative Marketing
Plan may be barred from future participation in the progrim ..:3ridlor be required
c,Te repay tie bat i ebate .
I have read the above Affirmative Marketing Plan (AMP) and understand as
outlined its description.
Address of Property
8 Attachment:
STATE
LOCAL 317
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TYPE OF 11 IN
LOCALITy* THOUSANDS
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COLORADO SPRINGS
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Federal Register I Vol. M. No. 100 ry, June 3, 1988 Notices 2a2`..15
RENTAL REHABILITATION P401--3W
FORmULA ALLOCATIONS
- FOR
CITIES, URBAN COUNTIES ANO CONSORTIA
FY 9S6
APPENDIX A
ARKANSAS
LITTLE WOCK SI
cALIFoRNIA ' ANAHEIM • 51 63 . . . IDAHO BERKELEY et 102
FRESNO. SI 104 : • ..
GLENDALE . 52 82 ILLINOIS
HUNTINGTON GEACK 51 .50 CHiCACO SI 2562 INGLE6000 52 60 . PEORIA SI 53 LONG BEACH . 51 242 siocicraea 51 • 51 LOS ANGELES SO . 2061 COCK COUN2S . 44 .2a3 OAKLAND Si 2151 DU PAGE CAKAKIT
•
. 66 72 PASADENA, St 72 MADISON COuNIT sis 441 RlyERSIDE So 62 • ST CLAIR ccyNry • GC 07 SAGRAKENTO 50 140 . sAN 6167450I3.0 . SI ' 6.4
SAN DIEGO 51 ' 427 INDIANA —
SAN FRANCISCO SI 800 . EVANUILLE St SS SAN JOSE 51 OSO . , FORT sATNE . 51 64 55741A ANA 51 . 46 GARY EC At SANTA SARSARA ' SI 52 2NDIA14AP0LIS GI 170 sANfA KoNICA 52 • 71 . STOCKTON 52 80 . . . . **14.346D6 COUNTY 66 57 , 106 ... . CONTRA COSTA ° ')./2 :
.
•6 66 " • DES seIluts . So ' aa FRESNO COUNTS 64 ST • _ . KERN COUNTY 64 66
Los ANGELES COUNTV 66 - 727 . KANSAS • 6 • _ KARIN COuNTT, SC 72 . KAASAL CIF/ se At ORANGE COuNTI Se 1143 WICHITA 51 901 RivtAISIOE comtv 00 120 . . SACRAKENTEI COUNTy 64 143 ' sAN BERNARDINO COUNTY 66 760 KENDUCKE .
SAN DIEGO COUNTy 44 144 . . LIAING7:.: FATETTE Si 57 SAN JOARAUlk COUNTS 44 54 • . SCAMS% 1 : Li - 51 FIS SAN KATE° COuNTy 66 61 . JIIICP7.; ':X.6.:1-7 . 44 64 SANTA CLARA COUNTY 46 73 . . , ..
507.0144 COONIT 66 GS
LOUISIANA . . •61, ILAITIN RD,.,-:3 51 122
Ms OCEANS 51 50.3 SI • 79 . SHANucT 51 64 51 ' 299 4EF i ER,;fv; c,Ly I SA1 66 ST
_ MAIN(
51 122 11097LA7* 51 59 SI 145
51 126
51 66 55131A3.0 . BALTIKORE 51 420 561 7 1NORL COuNT y 66 026 440104:074E47 7 04.4111 66 110 Sf 6, 41I.<1 CEORGIS COuNTT 66 154
DISTRICT OF COLoNSIA MASSACHUSETTS . WASHINGTON SI 443 BOSTON Si 575 OROCKTON 51 54 . cAKEIRtoGE 'Si ST FLORIDA . FALL RIvls 51 73 FT LAoDTROALE 57 76 L4WE4cE SI 55 04I74E57111E 57 52 LOKELL 51 61 HIALEAH 51 46 LTNN 51 60 JACKs074v1,,,,
51 508 NEs REDFORD 51 79 14I3141 51 332 $0,44 RvI31E . 52 64 NIAKI BEACH 51 151 5P4INGII177 51 104 ORLANO0 51 56 MORCISTER St 104 ST PETERSSURG SO 1011
TALLAHASSEE 51 02 • TAKPA 51 129 mIcsIGAN . BROKAW) COUNTY 66 132 ANN ARBOR SI 64 DADE COuNfle 64 202 DETROIT SI SOO HILLSBORouGH C731N11 66 64 ELINI 51 74
COUNTY MICHICA
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS
Daniel T. Murphy, Oakland County Exacut:
COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT
Kenneth R. Patterson - Manager
OAKLAND COUNTY'S HOUSING COMMISSIONS
BIRMINGHAM HOUSING COMMISSION
151 MARTIN STREET
P. 0, BOX 3001
BIRMINGHAM, MICHIGAN 48012
(313) 644-1800
FERNDALE HOUSING C0MMIS7,I0
500 EAST NINE MILE ROAD
. FERNDALE, MICHIGAN 48220
(313) 547-9500
ROYAL OAK TOWNSHIP
HOUSING COMMISSION
21312 WYOMING
- FERNDALE, MICHIGAN 48220
(313) 547-9500
7 -
SOUTH LYON HOUSING COMMISSION
432 WASHINGTON
SOUTH LYON, MICHIGAN 48178
(313) 437-1155
NORTHVILLE :MUSING COMMISSION
(313) 349-8030
9
Executive Office Building 1200 North Tele-graph Road • Pontiac, Michigan 48053 • (313) 858-0-
at.
QUARTERLY USE SCHEDULE
OF
RENTAL REHABILITATION PROGRAM FUNDS ($370,000)
FOR FISCAL YEARS 1984, 1985 AND 1986
R-84-UC-26-0210; R-85-UC-26-0210 AND R-86-UC-26-0210
The following schedule is based on our projection of completing three
units per month at an average (.7 os of $3,000 cr unit. At this estim a ted
expenditure rate of $9,000 per it will 24 months to e:-..:pc:A
available funding. This schedule -:,rojects that f-1.1 funds will be expended
by June 30, 1988.
Quarter Funds to he Ex)
Present Commitment of Funds $156,742
July 1_, 1986 - September 30, 1986 27,000
October 1, 1986 - December 31, 1986 27,000
January 1, 1987 - March 31, 1987 27,000
April 1, 1987 - June 30, 1987 27,000
July 1, 1987 - September 1, 1987 27,000
October 1, 1987 - December 31, 1987 27,000
January 1, 1988 - March 31, 1988 27,000
April 1, 1988 - June 30, 1988 24,258
$370,000
KRP/mtb
(6/23/86)
ded
11
Detr;
Patrick V. Mc
477 Michigan AvT,_•t-r-.
Detroit, Michiga:::
rat Building
CC!',IMUNITY
JUN 16 1986
DEvEtoPmEnT
- JUN 1 3 1986
MEMORANDUM FOR: Rental Re.b.h 41.1tatioa Grantees
SUBJECT: FY '86 Program
Enclosed are the June 3, 1986 Regulations which iacluc:e ycur
formula allocation amounts.
Please note that all program descriptions must be delivered or
postmarked no later than July 18, 1986.
Should you have any questions, please contact John. Frelich at (313)
226-7775.
Richard Paul
Director
Community Planning and
Development Division
Enclosure
SCHEDULE III
20226 Federal Register I Vol. 51, N Tuesday, Tune 3, 1988 I Notices
WICNICAX
GRANO RAPIos
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LANSING
OAKLAND COUNTY
WAYNE COUNTY
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59 55
59 63
Os 67
66 SO
NEBRASKA
LINCOLN
OKANA
NEVAOR
LAS VT
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CLARK COWES,
NEW NAKtosHFRE
MANCHESTER
NEW MERICO
ALBUWEROuf 51 123
ST A TE
LOCALITY
TYPE OF
LOCALITY.
CIN.
TNousANDS
STATE
LOCALITY
TypE
LOCALITY.
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THousAmps
NORTH DAKOTA
OHIO
AKRON 51 116
CINCINNAT0 51 347
CLEvELANo 51 491 .
COLuNauS 56 310
ANNNESOTA i . DAyTON 51 130
DULUTH 5o 52 TOLEDO 51 173
MINNEAPOLIS . 51 255 YOuNGsTOvn 51 66
$T PAUL 59 124 E-v-r•,,C, COUNTY 60 . 110
HENNEPIN COUNTY 66 76 ,-E• 1-E COUNTY 66 77
COUNT! 66 53
MISSISSIPPI
JACKSON 50 64 OKLAHOLA
OKLANORA CUT 51 155
TULSA 52 130
NESsOuRf
KANSAS CITY
ST LOUIS
SPRINCEiELO
ST LOUTS COUNTY
IcONT ANA
59 219 -
sa 382 _OREGON .
51 60 EUGENE 51 85
66 030 PORTLAND 51 250
MULTNOMAH COUNTY' 66 58
WASNINRTON COUNTY 196 59
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ALLEKTOwN 51 55
56 66 EPEE - 51 67
51 630 PNOLADELPHIA St 1129
• , PITTSBuRGH 51 , 333
READING 51 59
SCRANTON 56 51
51 69 ALLEGNEHE COuNTV 66 . 235
50 53 SUCKS COuNTV 66 59
58 94 . CHESTER COuNTT 66 59
OFLAtARE COUNTY 66 7$
tiASTER couNTv 66 .57
!.itiznE COUNTY 66 61 . .
-66 56 147-G2KI1Y COUNTY 66 54 o
W(7.:NOTON COUNTY 66 53
. . 1C:N3XELAN4) COUNTY 66 62
NEW JERSEY .
' . CANoFN 51
EAST ORANGE 52 67 - 91-8)0E ISLANO
EL1ZABETN 56 77 PROVIDENCE 59 166
JERSEY CITY 51 2(6
NEKAINE Si 391 • • PASSAIC 52 62 SOUTH ccROLIKA
PATERSON 51 137 cmARATSION 51 . 55 . .
TRENTON So 72 COLL84 IA 59 . 54 ,
UNION CITT 52 63 . GREENVILLE COUNT! 66 5)
BERGEN CO9oNTY 56 146
- OURLINGTON COUP/TV 66 . 62 . CANOFN COVNTV 66 57 SOUTH oxora
ESSEX COUP/IT 66 94
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HUDSON COuNTY 66 967
ANDOLESEX COUNTY 94 SO TENNESSEE
NoNNouTH COunTV 66 87 CNATTANOOGA 51 87
UNION COUNTY 66 79 KNoxvILLE SO 103
BENPHIS 51 319
50 176
NEW YORK
04.5A141 51 94'
BUFFALO 51 361
MOUNT wERNON 52 57
NEW YORK 54 7523
Roco-o.sTrr- 51 494
SCHENECTLOy 51 52
SYRACUSE 51 947
UTICA 51 62
VONKERs 52 - 015
NASSAU COLoNT, 66 204
ORANGE COUNTY 66 51
ROCKLAND COUNTY 66 ' 51
SUFFOLK COuNTY 66 26
RESTCHESTER COUNTY 66 107
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REPORT TO PUBLIC SERVICES COMMITTEE
BY: FINANCE COMMITTEE, DR. G. WILLIAM CADDELL, CHAIRPERSON
IN RE: COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT DIVISION - RENTAL REHABILITATION PROGRAM -
APPLICATION FOR HOUSING AND URBAN DEVELOPMENT FUNDS - FY 1986
The Finance Committee has reviewed the subject Rental Rehabili-
tation Program grant and finds:
1) This application is a request for $67,000 in allocated FY 1986
Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) funds for
participation in the Rental Rehabilitation Program,
2) This application is for the FY 1986, 12 month period,
3) Since 1984, the Community Development Division has received
$303,000 from HUD for the Rental Rehabilitation Program for
low and moderate income persons as shown in Schedule I,
4) The 1986 Budget includes $200,000 carry forward for this
program,
5) To date $156,742 has been obligated and $146,258 is uncommitted
for the program,
6) Participation in the Rental Rehabilitation Program will not
involve County funds,
7) Application or acceptance of this grant does not obligate the
County to any future commitment.
Mr. Chairperson, on behalf of the Finance Committee, I recommend the
acceptance of the foregoing report, and the referral of the information con-
tained therein to the Public Services Committee in accordance with Miscellaneous
Resolution #8145 - Revised Federal and State Grants Procedures.
FINANCE COMMITTEE
Moved by Lanni supported by Pernick the Finance Committee Report be
accepted.
A sufficient majority having voted therefor, the report was accepted.
Moved by Lanni supported by Rowland the resolution be adopted.
AYES: Calandro, Doyon, Fortino, Hassberger, R. Kuhn, Lanni, McConnell,
McPherson, Moffitt, Nelson, Olsen, Page, Perinoff, Pernick, Price, Rewold; Rowland,
Skarritt, Webb, Wilcox, Aaron. (21)
NAYS: None. (0)
A sufficient majority having voted therefor, the resolution was adopted.
STATE OF MICHlOA10
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
Miscellaneous Resolution adopted by the Oakland County Board of Commissioners
at their meeting held on July 10, 1986
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
10th day of July 1 9 86 this
Lynn/1. Allen, Co7n -ty Clerk/
Regrster of Deeds