When submitted to the WBC, your housing plan should address the following items: Data to support housing needs and goals. It is important to review the housing market overall and not one segment as a stand alone component. For example, if you believe the need in your community is workforce housing, you should also consider other housing in the community for seniors or low income persons for example in order to fully understand the housing available, needs and where gaps exist. Is your study / planning focusing on new or existing housing stock? If the housing is existing, has it been tested for lead based paint? If so, what were the results? If results were positive, what remediation is planned or has it occurred? (Please provide any supporting documentation). Whether any citizens will be displaced and if so, what measures are being taken to assist those displaced? Measures your community has taken to affirm a commitment to Fair Housing. (See Appendix B). Local contact information for housing or discrimination complaints in addition to HUD information (See Appendix B). BUDGET INFORMATION Part A: Funding Sources 1. CDBG Request $ 1 2. Local Match. Community Development and Economic Development plans, $50,000 maximum award with 25% required match of the total eligible project costs. Housing plans, assessments or development codes which will benefit low and moderate income people, $20,000 maximum award with a 25% cash match. Feasibility studies and site specific development studies that may create job opportunities for low and moderate income people or otherwise benefit low and moderate income people, $15,000 maximum award with a 25% cash match. Status Cash Match Source Cash Amount Date of Approval (approved or pending) $ $ $ Total Cash Match $ 2 3. Total Project Costs (Sum 1+2) $
When submitted to the WBC, your housing plan should address the following items: Data to support housing needs and goals. It is important to review the housing market overall and not one segment as a stand alone component. For example, if you believe the need in your community is workforce housing, you should also consider other housing in the community for seniors or low income persons for example in order to fully understand the housing available, needs and where gaps exist. Is your study / planning focusing on new or existing housing stock? If the housing is existing, has it been tested for lead based paint? If so, what were the results? If results were positive, what remediation is planned or has it occurred? (Please provide any supporting documentation). Whether any citizens will be displaced and if so, what measures are being taken to assist those displaced? Measures your community has taken to affirm a commitment to Fair Housing. (See Appendix B). Local contact information for housing or discrimination complaints in addition to HUD information (See Appendix B). BUDGET INFORMATION Part A: Funding Sources 1. CDBG Request $ 1 2. Local Match. Community Development and Economic Development plans, $50,000 maximum award with 25% required match of the total eligible project costs. Housing plans, assessments or development codes which will benefit low and moderate income people, $20,000 maximum award with a 25% cash match. Feasibility studies and site specific development studies that may create job opportunities for low and moderate income people or otherwise benefit low and moderate income people, $15,000 maximum award with a 25% cash match. Cash Match Source Status (approved or pending) Date of Approval Cash Amount $ $ $ Total Cash Match $ 2 3. Total Project Costs (Sum 1+2) $
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