Washtenaw County Office of Community Development 2008-2009 Urban County Consolidated Action Plan Public Hearing April 10th, 2008 Library Learning Resource.

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Washtenaw County Office of Community Development Urban County Consolidated Action Plan Public Hearing April 10th, 2008 Library Learning Resource Center 4135 Washtenaw Avenue Ann Arbor, MI

Purpose of Public Hearing To distribute the draft Consolidated Plan and Action Plan to the public To collect feedback from the public on this plan To describe the planned activities to be undertaken using ADDI, CDBG, and HOME funding in the coming year To collect information about community needs for future consolidated & annual plans

What is the Consolidated Plan?  HUD requires Washtenaw County to submit a 5- Year Consolidated Plan to receive funding, which includes the following components:  Market Data & Analysis  Housing & Community Development Needs Assessments  Measurable 5-year Goals and Objectives  The Consolidated Plan covers the period July 1, June 30, 2013

What is the Annual Action Plan?  HUD requires Washtenaw County to submit an Annual Action Plan covering the fiscal year of July 1 – June 30 [target: May 2008]  Describes the financial resources expected to be available in the coming year, including Federal and non-Federal resources.  Includes a description of the activities that will be undertaken to meet the objectives of the Five- Year Consolidated Plan (~ ).  Washtenaw County is in Year 1 of the Consolidated Plan.

Current Funding Types in Plans ADDI = American Dream Down Payment Initiative CDBG = Community Development Block Grant HOME = HOME Investment Partnerships Program

URBAN COUNTY GENERAL INFORMATION

Urban County Jurisdictions

Urban County Governance Structure  Entitlement Community- 100% of HOME & CDBG funding  Decisions: Urban County Executive Committee  Public Meetings:  4 th Tuesday of each month  Find on County calendar:  Executive Committee  A function of Cooperation Agreement;  Comprised of the supervisors of all participating townships, mayor of Ypsilanti, and the Chairperson of the Washtenaw County Board of Commissioners; and  Option for any of these Board members to appoint a designee.

Vision Of The Urban County The Washtenaw Urban County community is committed to creating housing and economic opportunities to provide a suitable living environment, principally for our low to moderate income residents.

URBAN COUNTY HOUSING NEEDS

PERFORMANCE MEASUREMENT

HUD Performance Measurement System All projects funded must meet new HUD Objectives & Outcomes & serve low- and moderate-income households HUD Objectives:  Decent Housing  Suitable Living Environment  Creating Economic Opportunities HUD Outcomes:  Sustainability  Availability/Accessibility  Affordability

Urban County Housing Goals To improve the quality, management, and supply of existing rental property available to low- and moderate-income households To increase homeowner rehabilitation opportunities for low- and moderate-income households To increase homeownership opportunities for low- and moderate-income households

Urban County Community Development Goals To promote community & neighborhood stability through the improvement of existing or the construction of new community facilities, parks, & green spaces in low- and moderate- income neighborhoods. To promote the safety & health of residents by providing and/or improving infrastructure & other public facility needs in low- and moderate-income areas.

Urban County Public Services Goals To promote housing & community stability by addressing identified gaps in public/human services. To promote access to mainstream resources, improve safety and livability, reduce isolation, encourage employment, and support special populations & the homeless. To promote community inclusion and accessibility to public transportation, fair housing choice, and economic opportunities for low- and moderate-income households.

Urban County Other Goals To encourage the development of jobs and economic opportunities for low- and moderate-income populations. To create community plans that address identified community & housing development needs.

FUNDING HISTORY

HOME/ADDI Funding: Present Homeownership Assistance  Acquisition- land and/or property  Rehabilitation/ New Construction  Resale/DPA Down Payment Assistance Community Housing Development Orgs  Operating Support  Technical Assistance Grants Rental Rehabilitation  Acquisition  Rehabilitation  Special needs housing

CDBG Funding: Present Owner-occupied Housing Rehabilitation Multi-Family Rehabilitation- Accessibility Planning  Analysis of Impediments to Fair Housing Choice  Healthy Food Access Focus Groups Public/Human Services Public Facilities/Infrastructure (>51% LMI Areas)  Sidewalks/Non-motorized trails  Park Improvements  Community, Recreation and Senior Centers

ANNUAL ACTION PLAN/USE OF FUNDS

Th e Big Picture HOME Funding Categories HOME Housing Rehabilitation: $200,000 HOME CHDO Reserve (Rental or Homeownership): $97,604 ADDI/ HOME Down Payment Assistance: $6,778 HOME CHDO Operating: $32,534 HOME Acquisition, Rehabilitation, And Resale: $255,483

The Big Picture CDBG Funding Categories CDBG Human Services: $170,419 CDBG Housing Rehabilitation: $200,000 CDBG Public Improvements: $426,486

Overview of CDBG and HOME Projects 7/1/08 – 6/30/09

CDBG COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT Goal: To promote the safety & health of residents by providing and/or improving infrastructure & other public facility needs in low- and moderate-income areas. Projects: Scio Township ($63,111): Delhi Bridge Rehabilitation Ypsilanti Township ($62,000): Code Enforcement Unallocated CDBG Public Improvements (locations TBD): $62,000

CDBG COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT Goal: To promote community & neighborhood stability through the improvement of existing or the construction of new community facilities, parks, & green spaces in low- and moderate-income neighborhoods. Projects: City of Ypsilanti ($122,100): Rutherford Pool, Parkridge Community Center Ypsilanti Township ($125,000): Clark Rd. Community Center Improvements

CDBG/HOME HOUSING Goal: To increase the number of units of homeowner rehabilitation opportunities for low-moderate income households. Projects: Single-Family Rehabilitation Program  CDBG: Rehabilitate at least five (5) housing units ($250,000: 0-80% AMI)  HOME: Rehabilitate at least five (5) housing units ($200,000: 0-80% AMI)

CDBG PUBLIC SERVICES Goal: To promote access to mainstream resources, improve safety and livability, reduce isolation, encourage employment, and support special populations & the homeless. Projects: Michigan Ability Partners: $21,319 for Representative Payee Services (0-80% AMI) Ypsilanti Meals on Wheels: $24,000 for Home Delivered Meals (0-50% AMI) Housing Bureau for Seniors: $22,000 for Mortgage Foreclosure Prevention (0-80% AMI)

CDBG PUBLIC SERVICES Goal: To promote community inclusion and accessibility to public transportation, fair housing choice, and economic opportunities for low- and moderate-income households. Projects: City of Ypsilanti ($54,275): ADA Accessible Curbs Child Care Network: $40,000 for Childcare Scholarships (0-60% AMI) Northfield’s Human Services: $48,100 for door-to- door Transportation outside AATA service area (0- 80% AMI)

CDBG PUBLIC SERVICES Goal: To promote housing & community stability by addressing identified gaps in public/human services. Projects: Packard Community Center: $30,860 for Patient Advocacy Services (0-50% AMI)

HOME & ADDI HOMEOWNERSHIP ASSISTANCE Goal: To increase homeownership opportunities for low- moderate income households. Projects ($262,261):  HOME funds will be used to provide subsidies to first-time homebuyers to purchase newly constructed and/or rehabilitated homes

HOME CHDO RESERVE Goal: To be Determined Projects ($97,604):  15% of Each Annual Allocation of HOME Funding must be reserved for Community Housing Development Organization (CHDO) projects  Project will expand homeownership or rental opportunities in Urban County areas.  RFP for funding will be issued in Fall 2008

TIMELINE OF EVENTS Needs Assessment Public Hearing was conducted on December 18, 2007 Pre-Bidders Conference was held on February 12, 2008 Proposals were due by February 29, 2008 Staff review and recommendations presented to Urban County Executive Committee on March 25, 2008 Release of draft Action Plan on April 10, 2008 Public Comment Period: 30 Days-ends May 10, 2008) Draft Action Plan to Urban County on April 22, 2008 Send final Action Plan to HUD by May 12, 2007

QUESTIONS/COMMENTS?

Please direct your questions or concerns about the Action Plan to: Jennifer Hall Housing Manager (734) or Mary Jo Callan Community Development Director (734)