Purchase Contract Executed July 2018 Start Production August 2018 Construction 50% Complete March 2019 Second Public Hearing March 2019 N/A Certificate of Substantial Completion April 2018 Update Fair Housing Plan April 2018 Update 504 Review and Transition Plan February 2018 Addendum LEP Four Factor Analysis Production/Delivery 100% Complete September 2019 Final Closeout October 2019 N/A In addition to the items above, include the following for Job Creation projects: Project Activity Date Completed Date to be Completed Job Commitment finalized Business’ Start Business Construction Business Construction 50% Complete Business Construction 100% Complete Job Creation Completed XIII. Grantee and Sub-recipient Financial Profiles Is the Grantee a (circle one) X City County If a sub-recipient, what type of Organization (circle one) Not Applicable – Section I. Water System (only) Not Applicable. – Section IV. All Applicants (City or County) Furthering Fair Housing (See Appendix F.1 F.4 for City of Moscow Fair Housing Activities) – – As part of the CDBG program, cities and counties are required to further fair housing within your community. In 2016, Commerce and Idaho Housing and Finance Association conducted an assessment to fair housing. The assessment examined policies and and practices among Idaho’s cities, counties, housing industry to determine fair housing issues and contributing factors. For some of these contributing factors there are steps cities and counties can take to achieve the goal of reducing or mitigating the factors, thereby furthering fair housing. Contributing Factor #1 - There is the lack of cities and counties providing for the allowance of group homes in designated residential zones or their narrow definitions of the types of group homes allowed (e.g., nursing and rest homes) Why is this a contributing factor? The regulation may treat residents who are disabled, differently. Therefore; Has the City /County reviewed its zoning codes specific to group homes to ensure that they are in compliance with the Fair Housing Act? (Group homes are allowed in residential zones and that the City /County definition of a group home is not too restrictive.) X Yes ___ No
Purchase Contract Executed July 2018 Start Production August 2018 Construction 50% Complete March 2019 Second Public Hearing March 2019 Certificate of Substantial Completion N/A Update Fair Housing Plan April 2018 Update 504 Review and Transition Plan April 2018 LEP Four Factor Analysis February 2018 Addendum Production/Delivery 100% Complete September 2019 Final Closeout October 2019 In addition to the items above, include the following for Job Creation projects: N/A Project Activity Date Completed Date to be Completed Business’ Job Commitment finalized Start Business Construction Business Construction 50% Complete Business Construction 100% Complete Job Creation Completed XIII. Grantee and Sub-recipient Financial Profiles Is the Grantee a (circle one) X City County If a sub-recipient, what type of Organization (circle one) – Not Applicable Section I. Water System (only) – Not Applicable. Section IV. All Applicants (City or County) Furthering Fair Housing – (See Appendix F.1 – F.4 for City of Moscow Fair Housing Activities) As part of the CDBG program, cities and counties are required to further fair housing within your community. In 2016, Commerce and Idaho Housing and Finance Association conducted an assessment to fair housing. The assessment examined policies and practices among Idaho’s cities, counties, and housing industry to determine fair housing issues and contributing factors. For some of these contributing factors there are steps cities and counties can take to achieve the goal of reducing or mitigating the factors, thereby furthering fair housing. Contributing Factor #1 - There is the lack of cities and counties providing for the allowance of group homes in designated residential zones or their narrow definitions of the types of group homes allowed (e.g., nursing and rest homes) Why is this a contributing factor? The regulation may treat residents who are disabled, differently. Therefore; Has the City /County reviewed its zoning codes specific to group homes to ensure that they are in compliance with the Fair Housing Act? (Group homes are allowed in residential zones and that the City /County definition of a group home is not too restrictive.) X Yes ___ No
ICDBG-Chapter-5-General-Application-Moscow.docx