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Home My WebLink AboutR2014-015' S:\Legal\Our pocuments\Resolutions\14\Comm Dev 2014 Action Plan Resolution.doc RESOLUTION NO. �014-015 A RESOLUTION BY THE CITY OF DENTON, TEXAS, AUTHORIZING THE CITY MANAGER TO SIGN AND SUBMIT TO THE DEPARTMENT OF HOUSING AND URBAN DEVELOPMENT A 2014 ACTION PLAN FOR HOUSING AND COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT WITH APPROPRIATE CERTIFICATIONS, AS AUTHORIZED AND REQUIRED BY THE HOUSING AND COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT ACT OF 1974, AS AMENDED AND THE NATIONAL AFFORDABLE HOUSING ACT OF 1990, AS AMENDED; AND PROVIDING FOR AN EFFECTIVE DATE. WHEREAS, the City of Denton, Texas, is concerned with the development of viable urban communities, including decent housing, a suitable living environment and expanded economic opportunities; and WHEREAS, the City of Denton, Texas, has a special concern for persons of low and moderate income; and WHEREAS, the City of Denton, Texas, as a CDBG entitlement City and a HOME participating jurisdiction, has prepared, through a citizen participation process, a program for utilizing its 2014-year entitlement funds, program income and reallocated funding from previous years in the approximate amount of $1,319,889; and WHEREAS, citizen participation requirements, including the holding of public hearings, have been met; and WHEREAS, the Community Development Act of 1974 and the National Affordable Housing Act of 1990 require an application and appropriate certifications included in the Consolidated Plan; NOW, THEREFORE, THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF DENTON HEREBY RESOLVES: SECTION 1. The City Council of the City of Denton, Texas, authorizes the City Manager to sign and submit to the Department of Housing and Urban Development a 2014 Action Plan and appropriate certifications for entitlement funds under the Housing and Community Development Act of 1974, as amended and the National Affordable Housing Act of 1990, as amended. SECTION 2. The City Council of the City of Denton, Texas, authorizes the Community Development Administrator to handle all fiscal and administrative matters related to the application, the Action Plan and the certifications. SECTION 3. The City Secretary is hereby authorized to furnish copies of this resolution to all interested parties. ' S:\Legal\Our pocuments�Resolutions\14\Comm Dev 2014 Action Plan Resolution.doc SECTION 4. This resolution shall become effective immediately upon its passage and approval. � l'��E� ��I� ��RC�V.L�r3 ��a� tl�� '� ��y e��' _� � , 2014 �� R�OU+�HS, MAYOR ATTEST: JENNIFER WALTERS, CITY SECRETARY � BY; �t�"1�Tt�VED AS TO LEGAL FORM: ANITA BURGESS, CITY ATTORNEY , w. � � � w � �_ BY: � ,.�'°" �� '°" , �„� d u � �-. �. �, �� ..... _ � � �,� , ____ � '� � �� _ • !- - •� ) • 1 • .� �. � . , � � � � . � � : � � � � � � � � �. � � � � � � �� .3 �:.� � . � , Housing � ,. Park Facilrries Human Serrnces ➢ Prepared for the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development. ➢ Presented to Denton Ciry Council on April 15, 2014 ➢ Approved by Denton City Council on May 6, 2014 ➢ Due to HUD an June 15, 2014 , ��,=.�°�t � �� c��.c� �� A/E E/A EA � �.� �.� +�� A. Executive Summary of Action Plan 1. Introduction ......... ...... ... ..... ., .. .. 2. Funding Summary ...................... ......... . ............ . ..... ........ .. ....... ............ 3. Proposed Resou�ce Table......,.� ....,.� .. ......... ......... ......... ......... ..........�. 4. Local Match ......... ......... ......... ..........: ........ ......... .........�. ....... ..........,. 5. Citizen Participation .................. ......... ......... ......... ......... ...�.�.., ,....,.�..... 6. Amendments ....... ......... ......... ............................t.... ....,,... ,....... , 7. Evaluation af Past Perfozmance ......... ......... .... ..... ............. .. ... .. .......... .......... ... . .........1 .� .. ......... .....a. _.,.2 .... ......... ..........3 .... ......... ..........4 .... ......... ..a,.,.,..4 ................ ..........5 .... . ........ ..........5 Ii. PYOjects/Activities 1. Suininaiy ............................................................ ......... ....�.... ........,,......,.... ......... .,...,... .......,..Cr 2. CDBG and HOME Pioposed Piojects ............................................ ......... ......... ......... .......... �' 3. Other Resources Available ....... ......... ......... ......... ......... ......... ...t...., ,.....,.. ..,.,.... ......... i �� C. CP Strategies and Pzoposed Projects 1. Housing Strategies ......... ......... ......... ......... ....a.... 2. Continuum of Care Strategies ..................................... 3. Lead-Based Paint Strategies ......................................... 4. Human Services Strategies ........................................... 5. Infxastructure & Public Facilities Sttategies .............. 6. Demolition Strategies ................................................... 7. Anti-Poverty & Econamic Develapment St�-ategies 8. Baxriers to Affordable Housing .................................. D. PYOposed Project Map ............... E. Other Pxogram RequiLements 1. HOME - Recapture Policy ............................ 2. Monitoring Standards and Procedures ....... 3. Public Housing Improvements ..................... 4. Public Housing Resident Initiatives ............. 5. Institutional Structure .....................�......,.,..... 6. Chronic Homelessness .......................�.,,,..,,.,. 7. HOME - Minority Outreach P�ogram ...,,,. 8. HOME - Affirmatively Markering ............... F. Community Development Minutes 1. Minutes from Public Heazings ...................... 2. 30-day Coinment Period ................................ ........................................... ............. .........15 .......................16 .......................18 ...... ........ .. .......18 ,. „ .... ...... ...... ...19 .... .............. .....20 .................. .....20 ... � ...................20 t�. Appendix 1. SF 424 Application for CDBG Giant .......................................................................... 2. SF 424 Application fox HOME Grant ......... ......... ..................... ......... .............. 3. Certifications for CDBG and HOME .......................................................................... 4. Table: Annual Housing Completion Goals ............. ......... ......... ......... .............. 5. Community Development and Human Seivice Advisary Committee Minutes..... ..;- ..............22 ..............23 ..............25 ..............25 ..............25 ..............26 ..............27 ..............28 ..............28 ,31 .31 : . . EXECUTIVE SUMMARY INTRODUCTION . . �- w .. . . �- - .. : � . . .. . . � �. . . . . �- - . . . . , �_ , . . , ' � � , �., . . . . �. - .* . .- . . . .-.w . � .. . � . ., � . � � t , � - . . , , , «; � � - - . . . . . _ . . ..�. -. �r - .. - - ■ Housing Strategies: Assistance to Renteis, OwneYS, and Homebuyers and the Production of Affordable Units; t� Continuum of Care Strategies: Prevention Homelessness, C7utreach and Assessment, Eme�gency Shelter, Transitional Housing and Transition to Pe�manent Housing and Independent Living; � Lead-Based Paint Strategies: �ducation and Reduction of Lead-Based Paint Hazards to Owners and Hamebuyexs; , , . . . ... - . '. . .. ..,... � ,,, � ...... �� . ��. M �� * ... s ! • .,.. � � ,. � � �' .... � '. .. .. ., �; � � r # • ; � � • ! ! • • �- • � � � Anti-Poverty & Econamic Development Strategy: Support Training and Employment Activities, Expand Education Opportunities, Support of Section 3 goals, and Suppoit of Staxt- up and expansion i�dustty. - . , - - .�-., . • - � . . -+ . - . , • + �* ■•. � - • . �-; i .� • . • • a-� � � � - �� • • • • �- • �• � �- _ .�� • • � • • • . � • s -M �� - � � � s � • - �. ..' • F ...... .,... • �. y +. ,.. - • � �+ • �� ' ... ', M �. � -� r -• • � ` • � • • �� , � � •- �- � � • �� . �" FUNDING SUMMARY . . . � - - ., : . �: .. . . . . � . • . .. � . � . �� . � - - . . . - . - .- . . •. . , . . �-. . �r . � - . . . * . . : � � . � . . .. . . 2014/15 FUNDING SUMMARY HUD GRANTS CDBG HOME TOTAL Funds Funds Funds ... . Annual Estimated HUD Grant Allocation $848,794 $371,095 $1,219,889 Es � ated Progra Income $10,000 $65,dd0 $75,aoo Reallocated Funds $25,000 $0 $25,Q001 2013 Serve Denton�Wheelex Centet Playground TOTAL FUNDS AVAILABLE $883,794 $436,095 $1,319,889 • � � . M � � +- � r r � . � �M - • � • ..� * . M• -� � �- • wa • � •� . � *, i� 1 1. � • • � • -� • M' r•+ . • -� • • .• . . �- . .- . � _. � . . _ � - _ �r CITY OF DENTON - COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT DIVISION PROPOSED RESOURCES FOR 2014/15 PROGRAM YEAR FEDERAL FUNDS STATE FUNDS LOCAL FUNDS PRIVATE FUNDS TYPE OF Criminal CAGFP Dept of ' City of Denton TOTAL NAME OF AGENCY ACTIVITY CDBG HOME Medicaid ESG Justice Food Prog. Ryan White Health Other TDHHS CCMS Other General Funds County Funds Other United Way Other FUNDS City of Denton - Administration administratian $171,758 $43,609 $239,214 $454,581 City of Denton - Home Improvement Program trousing $171,230 $292,486 $463,716 City of Denton - Kids Summer Camp social services $25,QQ0 $25,000� City of Denton - Minor Repair Program i�ousing $9Q,720 $90,720 Communities in School 'social seruices $18,250 $15,OOd $11,000 $50,946 $81,OOQ $176,196' CourtAppointed Special Advocacy social services $77,293 $197,531 $12,000' $53,410 $22,732 $96,014 $409,087 $868,Ofi7 Denton Affordable Housing Corp. housing $100,000 $245,000 $345,QOQ Denton Christian Preschool social services $35,000 ' $25,000 $26,QOQ $97,000 $159,755 $342,755 Denton City County Day School social services $34,OQ0 $55,Od0 $26,692 $2Q,Q00 $0 $25,000 $316,500 $477,192 Denton City County Day School Improvements public improvement $102,767 $1Q2,767 Denton Co. Friends ofthe Family social services $25,OOQ $125,846' $364,707 $86,6Q9 $330,556 $159,194 $18,807 � $3Q,67Q $127,50Q $67d,100 $1,938,989 Denton County MHMR Center social seruices $1,839,892 $9,000 $1,848,892 Denton Community HeaRh Clinic social services I $12,OOQ $20,000 $32,000 Family Health Care, Inc. social services $240,000 $18,000 $157,714 $415,714' 'Fred Moore Day Nursery Improvements public improvement $40,000 $40,oaa Fred Moore Day Nursery, Inc. 'social sen�ices $67,200 $88,Q00 $45,000 $80,000 $343,700 $623,sao Giving Hope, Ina - HMIS social se�vices $5,000 $68,6&0 $78,Q00 $9T,680 Giving Hope, Inc. - Transitional Housing social services $67,752 '� $86,000 $25,500' $9,800 $2,000 $191,052 Health Services of North Texas social services $29,d00 $326,800 $650,000 $40,283 $3,OOQ $94,000 $23,OQ0 $695,OOQ $1,858,Q83 ' Interfaith Ministries social services $3,800 $25,Od0 $31,800 'Mack Park Playground Replacement public improvement $115,000' $75,QQ0 $130,000 Retired Senior Volunteer Program 'sociaf services $48,563 $20,644 $11,00o $20,OOQ $B,dQO $97,QQ0 $2Q5,2d7 Salvation Army of Denton social services $12,000' $20,000 $20,000 $163,650 $215,65Q Serve Denton Facility Improvements public improvement $65,Q00 $37,000 $102,000 SpecialPrcx�ramforAgingNeeds socialservices $14,319 $353,6&5 $&1,532 $5,000' $5,700 $54,OQ0 $38,OOQ $129,OQ0 $&81,236 TOTALRESOURCES $883,794 $436,d95 $2,Q79,892 $142,846 $382,957 $157,200'' $326,800 $1,OQ3,685 $395,589 $412,088' $108,000 $548,652 $474,214', $166,217 $188,148 $575,514 $3,470,506 $11,752,197 I� LOCAL MATCH � ..� . . . . . � -,_ � . � . . . . � .. �, . � .. �� . -.- � . �.- .. � . r� . , , � ,,. . - .- . . . .- . . , .. . 1. Residual balance of Match from 2013�14 pYOgeam year. 2. FHLB funds piovide ta Denton Affordable Housing Corpazation for eligible HOME piajects. 3. Denton County ousing Finance Cotporarion funds provides to Denton Affordable Housing Corpoiation for eligible HOMZ, projects. �� .1, �AC..�r.l.s� ��e��,E�.fl..}�yl�� ' • .�� R��• • .��....* ! � .' � �...... • � • � .'!. ' � .�. . �...., � • � �� • ... �... �� + • � �. - .. .. :. ' • . *... . � ,, ' � .., 1 w ' ... � �. � - � ..... y ' f... � • _'.. R � �.. • �:.; �..,. ...' �. ! • ..... ... • � ......... • �..,.... �, .. _ R � ...�.., - � .., • ��. • ! • � ... � _ .. • �,;' � • ... . . .. » �. � .. * , � �� ....... � ��, ...: ' � • ��. � • - r .... �. � � *. *: � ' i � ` � * �'. • # �... � i�� : •�.... � .,.. • ' � • ..� �' _ ,. i � �.�. ��! ' •:: • • 1 ; � M * ... 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See page 31 for �nutes of the public hearing. . a AMENDMENTS _ . �- . . - � . . - . -�, � a . - .# � � . .- . .-. . - �, � � : , ., _ . . - - 1► , . • � M�� _ �. � • �� !!1 _ -� a . � . EVALUATION OF PAST PERFORMANCE �►- , * . � . . .--. . . � � r • ., - C- • . • • . .� � • . ,� �, •• - -. • • . _. . . • . . • • . r • � • . �. _ • . . �� *�� .� . • •. + * rs - , � . * ;- , ! �....... � M�.: �... •�� .:'.. �. ., M � �.. ' ... • .... � • . 1.. � ' ........ 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M .�� ' �. �. � ��.�1 * � ��.....i � .�.�.....; � ` �� •i � • ;_.� �,... � �.� • �,... # _*:.. : s � • a- • • . � � � ! • •�• � • r � ,- • . • . ..._. ............. �nnnn��e. - _ �.__..._ ....._ __ ....... CDBG HOME � Nltional Reallocated 2014 2014 Index'' Project Name Obiective I�unds I�unds Tunds � TOTAL 7 City of Denton Kids Camp L,1t/iC� $25,000 �$25,oaa 7 Comtnunity Developrnent Administratian ' N/A $171,758 ' $43,609 $�215,367 8 Dentan Affordable Housin� Corp. LMH $1QO,aaa $1QO,QOQ 8 Denton City County Day School LMC �34,OOQ $$34,QOQ 9 Denton Ciry Caunty Day Improvements LMC �102,767 $�102,767 9 Denton Caunt�� I'riends of tlle Tainil�� LMC �25,aaa $�25,oaa 10 Fred Moore Day Nursery Improveinents LMC �$4Q,aao $40,aoa 10 FIealth Services ofNorth T'eYas LMC '$29,aao $29,oaa 11 Hotne Impzoveinent Pro�ram _ LMH ��171 230 �292,486 � �463,716 11 Minor Repair Pro�ratn LMI I $$25,aoa �65,720 I �90,720 _ .___� _M.M.M_ ,,,, �.�v. . =_-__ �__ � _....... � ._ - --- 12 M�ck Park Piay�raund Replaceinent LMtl $115,oaa $115,OOQ _ _ �. �. wm . _ 12 Serve Dentan Facility Improvements � LMC $65,000 $�65,000 .....................�._.._.._._ ------�.._ .. ._.,.. .__ _ -. - . --- -........ 13 Special Pra�rams for A�in� Needs � LMC �$14,319 �14,30Q � _, ._ ._�. � ��__..� _.... Total Fundin� Allocated to Prajects , �$25,00a $�858,794 �$436,095 $�1,319,870 _ ____ __ .....M.... � ___-Y-..... - �� - �... .M.�,. . ....__..._... _. Fundtn� Available _ _ _ � $�25,OOQ $�858,794 $$436,095 �$1,319,889 �._ .�. � Balance of Funds �C� �$0 �0 $19 - -....__ ...,.. M. . ._._ ._ _ _ _ .._._..... _ _ _._.._.._. � Total for Law and Moderate Activities ,��,�;`;��;,,?'�',';� `� �;��'4 ��>4,��`,�� 25,000 �687,036 373,932 1,085,968 __..___....._ �_._...___ _. _...... . .. _.�.� _ .............�..._......... Percentage of Low�Moderate Income '��t��i��t��k'��;'tt��4�4 � Acttvitles ��'�`'!+�i;��t� �� i�t�;3�;��s`z�;��' 1QQ% 80% 86% �' 82% . ., .. ..- -� � __ � ..,,, R i,. # ., � , �, , . , � The follawing are descriptians of pYOjects and ac�ivi�ies that will be iunded duri��g the 2Q14 program yea� with CDBG and HOME funds: � __w .— �,.u.. .� .m,u _.......__ = N.m._� _... .��_.. _ �. CITY OF DENTON KIDS CAMP ' Pravision of full time summer cainp activities to Iow �nd moderate income children ages 5-11 in Denton. The summer camp will take place at the L7enia Recreation Center. Funds will be used for personnel s�laries and camp ' related costs. Pro�ram will be c�rried out by the City's Parks and Recreation Department. HUD Matrix Code: , 05L Child Care Services 570.201(e} bjectives: Eligibility: E 570.2Q8(a}(2} - Low/Mad Liinited Clientele � Suitable Living Enviranment '' ----. ..__ _.... _ -. ❑ Decent Housing � _a_�A. . _._ - — ❑ g Priori Need: g Public Setvices Creatin �conomic � .... _.... _.. _ . ..__. Improve the services for Iaw/moder�te income Oppartunities Specific Objective. _ ,.... _ _...-.-_ persons. - . . __. ......_.—..�.. . ...... :' (3utcmme�: Speeific Outcomes ' Number of persans assisted witll impraved access ta a� AvailaUility/Accessibility Indicators: service 56 chilctren � Affardability _... uuuu. ,.., u _w _ - - - -- Project Goals 56 children ❑ Sustainability ___ ____ __ � �...._ . ....�. . . _��.�.� , �� , .. __ _- . _ __ _ Primary Purpose: ❑ Homeless ❑ HIV/AIDS ❑ Dis�bled Funding: _ v .,...�...uu � .- --- - Subrecipient: Local Gavernment CDBG $25,000 u .wv..,,w w „ Locarion 1001 Parvin, Denton Tex1s � I IOM� .. ---- - Start Date 06/01/15 � dther Sources ......._ _ . _...__ -- - - ___— _. Completion Date 08/31�16 Total $2Q,000 COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT ADMINSTRATION CDBG and HOME funds will be used for progr�m manlgement, coordination, monitaring and evaluation ' assaciated with carrying aut eligible activities. Funds will also be utilized to continue tlie City's efforts related to ' fair hausing. The program will be carried out by the City's Community Development Division. Nunding includes ', $2,OOd in proposed CDBG pro�ram income and $4,50d in HC7ME t�ro�ram incoine. -- .._�... .x.,. .... __ a ,,., 21A General Progr�m Administration 570.206 HUD Matrix Code: 21H HOME Adinin/Planning Costs afPJ (subject to ��lectives: 10°!0} 92.207 (a} ❑ Suitable Living Environment - ---- -- - - - - Decent Housing Eligibihry: N/A ___� _ � �aa_a� Creating Economic Priority Need: Planning & Administration Opportunities ___.... M.u......... . � - - _._._ _. . . .... Specific Objective: N/A Outcomes: _�.��.__��,�.........�� , _ ___ � ................._ __ .._...- Specific Outcomes: N/A ❑ Avaiiability/Accessibility ........ --- - -_..___. _. _ _... _ _ _.. ...... ... .. ❑ Affordabiliry Project Goals: N/A I-I c„�t<,;.,r�t,;i;h, _......_._ _ ......._ ...._..._ ___.. _.._ �..._.�.��.,�.�.�u,�„ .__._.... - ..__....— Primaty Purpose� ❑ Hoineless ❑ HIV�AIDS ❑ Disabled Funding: _��.. .� _ _ ._. Subrecipient: Locai Gavernmei�t CDBG $171,758 ...______ .M.M.. _ _...- .......... Location: Community Wide ' �IQIVIC $43,609 _ . _ �._�. � .w ..._...n._ � _._ _ ._ . _ .._.._ .. .._._.. _ .....__. . . Start Date 08/01/14 ' Otl�ex Sources $239,214 __... .�.. - -- ......._ . ..... Completion Date 07/31/15 Tatal $$454,581 ._ DENTON AFFORDAI3LE HOUSING CORP - AHOP PROGRAM Acqufsitton, renovat�an and resale of single family l�omes to income quahfie d firs t time homebuyers. Up to �10,Od0 will be available for down payment and closing costs assistance. Funds will be utifized for the actual cast af acquisition, rehabilitation costs, cost to sale, and down payment lssistance. This project also consists of $18,554 for aperating expenses (ina, � um 5% af HOME grant} and $81,446 in CHDO Set-aside (minimuml5% af HOME Grant}. Program will be carried aut by the Denton Affordable I Iausing Corparation a certified Community Housin� Development Or�anization (CHDO). � �,�_ �....._____ t ..... HUD Matrix 14G Acquisition far Rehabilitation 92.2d5 (a) Code: 19B HOM� CHDO Operating Costs ��jectives _..._.� �_.. ... �....�.M ..M. ,. . . --- . ,,.-� ❑ Suitable Living Enviranment Eligibility: N/A � Decent Housing ___ _ �.... . - . . .� a =�� .. m .�. �. Priority Need: Housing Creating Economic __.. __.......... �...�. . . _._._ dPF�ortunities Specific Objective: Increase the availability af affordable awner housing. - -- °° -- ___ � . - _ � w m , � e � _ �_ _ _ . �. � i?utcames: Speeiiie Outeomes Nuinber af affordable units - 3 � Availability�Accessibiliry Indicators: Numbers brouglit to staiidard candition - 3 Affordability __— -- - Project Goals: 3 hausing units Sustainability � awm... � .� �_ _� _. . _ . �. �w.,..�� Primary Purpose: ❑ Hoineless ❑ III��AIDS ❑ Disabled Funding: ,.. � � _ -------- Subrecipient: CHDO 92.2 CDBG 0 Location: Community Wide HOME $100,OOQ v. Start Date 10�01�2014 Other Sources �245,000 _ .______._._ --- - Completion Date 09/30/2015 Tatal $345,006 DENTON CITY COUNTY DAY SCHOOL Provision of childcare services for children of low incoine hauseholds between the ages af 2 years and 5 years. I Funds will be utilized to pay for teacher's salaries. The scl�ool provides ;�Efordable day care on a slidii�g scale. � I'roject will be c�rried out by the City's Community DeveloUinent Division and Denton City Caunty D1y Schoal. ' Suitable Livin Lnviranment � � _.__._. HUD Matrix Code 05L Chi1d C�re Services 57Q.201(e) C?bjective�: _�.�.__._. . ..... .... __ _ _ _......... Eligibility: 570 208(a)(2} Low/Mad Liinited Cltentele � � j . . ......�__.... . �.. - � � _� _.._. _.. _ � ❑ Decent Housing Priority Need: I'ublic Services ❑ Creating �conoinic -__ _ __ - — Improve the services for low/inoderate incoinc Opportunities Specific Objective: .._..._ _ . ------. ..__. ----- -- ........ _.....,K .. persans. -._ _ __.. ____. utcornes: Speeific Outcomes Number af persans assisted with improved access to a� AvaiLlbility/Accessibility Indieators: service 144 chile�-en � Affordability Project Goals: 144 chil dren ❑ Sustainability _�..� � .. � � a.. ,..M.� .� _._ . _ ..._. - - Primaty Purpose: Hotneless HIV/AIDS Disabled Funding: Subrecipient: Private 570.500(c} CDI3G �34,000 Location: 1603 Paislev Street, Denton Tetas 762Q9 HOMF Start Date 10/01/14 Other Sources �0'' ... ...... _._.... .�_.__ __— Completion Date 09/30/15 Total �34,OQ0 Page 8 DENTON CITY COUNTY DAY SCHOOL IMPROVEMENTS aan�a� � e._.0 � _ __ �. . �... . . _ ._ Project consists of making needed improvements ta the kitchen to coinply with kitchen cominercial standarrls. ' The school pravides affordable day care an a sliding scale for cl�ildren oE low and moderate income households ' bet�,veen the ages af 2 years and 5 years. Project will be carried aut by tl�e City's Community Development ' Division and Denion Ciiy County Day Sci�ool. HUD Matrix Code: ' 05L Child Care Services 570.201(e) b�ectives: Eligibility: 570 208(�)(2) - Low/Mod Lim�ted Clientele ��uitable Living Environment - - ❑ Decent Housing - Priority Need: Public �ervices ❑ Creating �conomic -__ --- � ... � ,�._ .�..� � � u .. . � , . „v„_ - - Ianprave the services fot lowJmoderate income Oppartunit�es Specific Ob�ective _. «� _.____ ..___.� ...____ ..._. . persons. _ ....__ �.M.M.M.,M.M.M... utcs� es: Specific Outcomes Number a� persons assisted with itnproved access to a'❑ Availabiliry/Accessibili�y Indicators: service - 144 ch�idren � Affordability �...... �r ..� .�__ _ �,w..., Project Goals: 144 cFzildren ❑ Sustainability ..._... .... r.._.._ _��.... .. _____�... _.__ �..___�.� - - ._ � .0 _ � .. Primaty Purpose: ❑ Homeless ❑ HIV�AIDS ❑ Disabled �°�m�{i��; Subrecipient: ' Private 57d.500(c) CDBG $102,767 � - - - _ Location: � 1603 1'aisley 5treet, Denton Texas 76209 HOME Start Date 10/01/14 Other �aurces $0� __—..-- --� ._—.. ------- - — -- Completion Date 09�30/15 Totai $102,76?� -...... — - ---�--- ----- -- — _ _._. _ _._.._ ._. .. _....._ ... — _ . DENTON COUNTY FRIENDS OF THE FAMILY �.�. __....._......_............---� Provision of caunseling services, crisis assistance and emergency shelter for fainily members tmpacted Uy domestic violence and�or se�cual �ssault. Funds will be utilized to pay a percentage of the salary for shelter staff. Program ` be cartied out l�y tl�e Denton Caunty Friends of the Tamily. HUD Matrix Code: 05G Battered and Abused Spouses 570.201(e} �a�ectives: _... . _.. ' Eligibility: 570 20�(�)(2) - Low/Mod Liinited Clientele ��Llitable Living �nvironment ', -- ._. ❑ Decent Housing Priority Need: Homeless ❑ Creating Economic —.....-- _—.....— . - — - .... _ _.—.___ Opportunities Specific Objective: Provide e�nergencq services for homeless persons. -° °--- ___. _..._ ._. Outcc�nnes< Specific Outcomes Number of persons assisted witFi improved access to a� Availability�Accessibility Indicators: service -5440 persans � Affordability Project Goals: 4177 persons '❑ Sustainabili�y _ .. - . - .. � � . a.�. ___ _._ Primaty Purpose: � Homeless ❑ IIIV�AIDS ❑ Disabied �'�n�i��; Subrecipient: Private 57d.500(c} CDBG $25,OOa Location: Canfidential HOM� Start Date 10/01/2014 Other Sources $1,913,98� Completion Date Q9�30/2015 -- _.__ _______.___. Total $1,938,989' � FRED MOORE DAY NURSERY PROJECT ' 1 roject consists of improv M� F�� c �� ' � etnents to the children's Activity Room. This will provide a safe, sheltered area for the daycare activities. The day care provides services to low and moderate-income families. The project will be carried out by Fred Maare Day Nursery School and the Community Developinent Division. _ _.._......__._ --- ----- .-- -- HUD Matrix Code 03M Child Care Centers 570.2d1 (C) CDl�jectives: � .____ .�._..�._. _____ _ � Suitable Living Eligibility: 570.208(a)(2} - Low/Mod Lirnited Clientele Enviromnent _ _ �.... m � Priority Need: Public Tacilities � Decent I Iousing _ - i � Creating Econamic Specific Objective: Imprave services far law and inoderate-incozne O�portunities persons. _._ ___. ___.___....._ ____ .___._. __....._— . � (3utcome�: Specific Outcomes Number of persans assisted with access to unpraved � Availability/Accessibility Indicators: facility - 14d children Affordabili � _. . ......._ � � Project Goals: 140 cliildren ❑ Sustainability _..... _ .. _..- _ --- ---___ _ Primaty Purpose: ❑ Horneless ❑ HIV�AIDS ❑ Disabled Fundrng: Subrecipient: Private 570.500(c) CDBG �4Q,aaa Location: 821 Cross Timber Street, Deiiton, 76205 I IOM� 0 Start Date 08/01 /2014 Otlier Saurces 0 ---� .. � _...... w � � , -- - - - � .. � � .�..... . Completion Date 05/31�2d15 Total �40,aaa HEALTH SERVICES OF NORTH TEXAS Provision of foad and medical c�re to individuals and fainilies impacted by AIDS�I IIV and inedical assistance to ui�derserved, 1ow-income, and uninsured residents of the city of Denton tl�rough tlle Denton Medical Center. Funds will be used to eYpand the Pharmaceutic�l Assistance Program and to buy food, and hygiene products for non-HIV related infections at�d chronic diseases. Pragrarn wi1l be carried out by I Iealth Services of Nortl� Texas. � . —_ ...,. .... ....... HUD Matrix Code: 05 Public Setvtces (Gcnerll) 570.201(e} ��bjectives: ____..._----�__.�___: --.._--------------� . ..._ ,._ . ------------- � Suitable Living En�=ironment Eli�ibility: 570.208(a}(2) Low/Mod L�rmted Clientele Decent Housing �� ,.. �a Priority Need Non Homeless Special Needs ❑ Creating L;canomic . �. �.��_ �� .r..a____ _ - �. - �. _.__— Improve the services far Iaw/moderate income Opportunities Specific Ob�ecrive: •---- --- - persons. _..__. Outcomes: - - Specific Outcomes: Number of persons assisted with improved access ta a?� Availabiliry�Accessibiliry service - 356 persons �' AffordaUilitl � -----__ �.v � m, . .e.. .. � �� - �. [� Sustainabiliry Project Goals: 356 Peaple i __�..___ mm. a, _. --- -- — - _ _ Primary Purpose: ❑ Hoineless ❑ HN/AID� ❑ Disabled Funding: _ .��. �r..�� .. �_.._r��, e...... _ _ ._ Subrecipient Piivate 57Q.5d0(c) CDBG $32,00(} �� ._�,v - �-..�� .�=w, __ _ ,� _.._.. Location: I 4210 Mesa Drive, Denton Texas 7G2Q7 I IOML Start Date ��' 10�1/2014 � �� Other Sources $1 829 0�3� �_ m ..� �_�. _�we _ .�_.�� e�m _.. , , � Completion Date , 9/30/2015 Tot�l �1,861,083 Page 10 HOME IMPROVEMENT PROGItAM e� � ------ - -- --- -- �------- ��------- ------- ---- - --_ -- -- � Rehabilit�tian of awner occupied structures in targeted neighborlioods. r'unds �re available in Iow interest loan and grant combinatians. Homes that are not suitable for rehabilitation are demolished and reconstructed. FundingG also includes estimated pragram incame for I IC7ML (�5�,500) and CDBG ($8,OOQ). I'ragratn wi11 be carried aut Uy the Ciry's Communiry Development Division. � _._ .. -�-- --- ---- ------� HUD Matrix Code 14A Reh�b; Single-Unit Residential 570.202 -� C)b�ectives: � ❑ Suitable Living Environment Eligibility: 570.208(a}(3} - Low/Mod Housing � Decent Housing - ----��n..� � � .�-- -- - - Priority Need: Owner-occupied I Iausing ❑ Creating Economic ,... e.�� .. � OPl'ortunities Specific Objective: Improve the quality of awner-occupied hausing. ---- ---- -- ------- -°°°° __ ._ ...... ....... _._.- _ ..... �. Outcomes: .._... _ Specific Outcomes Number of units brought fram substandard to � Availability�Accessibiliry Indicators: st°indard condition - 7 l�ousigig units �I Affordability ,,..., u � - Project Goals: 7 housing units � Sustainabiiity w �� .. v .. - - �.� _ Primary Purpose: Hoineless IIIV/AIDS Disabled � F��r��: Subreciplent: Local Government � CDI3G �171,230' _ __ —__ _. Location: Community Wide HOME $292,486 �.� _. __ .... _ „ � � _ Start Date � Og/Q1�2Q14 ' Other Sources _ �.. . .. _ -- ----- - - - Completion Date � Q��31/2Q15 ' Tot:�l $463,716 ..e. � H _ ,ee .. � � . �., . �� .._ _ _ _ _....��.. � _ � MINOR REPAIR PROGRAM � Program serves law-income homeowners by providing a grant af up to �5,000 far repairs. Repair cannot be covered by homeawner's insurance. Program carried out by the City's Cammunity Development Division. HUD Matrix Code: 24A Rehab; Single Unit Resident�2157Q 202 p��ctives: � �.. U� �__ ... ._��._.... ...____ Eli ibili 570.208 a 3 Low Mod Housitl Suitable Living Environinent g� � ( >( i- / g �.M..M... ,. .,, ,.�_______ _ .�. �... , n._n.-... Decent Housing Priority Need: Owner-accupied I-Iausing ❑ Creating Ecanamic --- �� - - Opportunities Specific Objective: Iin�rove the qualiry of owner hausing. -~~~~ .. ---- .____.... w...�.. _.Outcomes: Specifie Outeomes Number af units occupied by elderly - 8 � Availabiliry/Accessibiliry Indicators: Number of units made accessible - 4 �] Affordability �� Project Goals: �� 40 housing units �] S�rseainability . . _ _ - - _ ___ _ ----- _....... _ _ � Primary Purpose ❑ Homeless ❑ F IIV/AIDS ❑ Disabled Funding: _ .........._�.. e w � �- �-� � —� ' Subrecipient: Local Goveinment CDBG $90,720' —.._...__ e �..,... _ �� - -- - Location: Coinmunity Wide HOME .,. . _ ---- —.___. Start Date Og�01/2014 Other Sources �..._ M.M.M.M.M.... _ Completion Date ��32/2015 Total �90,720. Page 11 � �� .w� _�_��___. �. MACK PARK PLAYGROUND REPLACEMENT �._..._ - . ...,_...._.... . _ ' Project consist af tlze replacing the playground unit at Mack Park with an updated U.�. Consumer Protection Agency, AD� approved piayground unit. The current unit is outdated and signif cant advancements have been made in accessibiliry standards in recent years. The project is located in a low and moderate income service area tliat has a total of 7,063 people. The �roject wi11 be carried out by tlie City's Parks and Recreation De�artment. HUD Matrix Code: 03F Parks, Recreation �acility q,� �.... _.,,,, Objectives: Eligibility: 570.20�(a)(1} Law/Mod Area � Suitable Living Environment _.�, _�� .. .�_ �_. __. Priority Need: Infrastructure ❑ Decent Hausing .. . _ . �� ,,,,,. _,.._ ........................... � Creating Economic Specific Objective: Improve quality/increase quantity of puhlic Opportunides �� in�provements Eor low income persons. -�.� -..---- �.�.�.. S ecific Outcome � �— -- �---- -......- - -. . Number of persons assisted where activity was used to' (}utcarne�: p s Indieators: meet a measurable improveinent of quafity. -- 7,063 � Availability/Accessibility people ❑ Affordabiiiry Project G�,m..__. �- �_._.� --------------- —m-�4nH„Hm oals: 79063 people Sustainability M..M.M.M. , - _. _______ ____ _ ..... __ Primary Purpose: Homeiess HIV�AIDS Disabied un it�g: ..._� _,_._._.�e _ ...... �__....._n �.n._n._n.n_ p ��Loca1 Government CDBG $115,OdQ Subreci ient: Location: £ 1701 E. McI�innev Street Dentan Texas HOM� 0'. __� �_ __ Start Date 09/01�2014 Other �ources 0� . � .._� _ ._�.0 _ - �- - -�- - � Completion Date 06�30�2015 Tatal �115,000 � - .a�_ � _..W. ..... . �.�......... - --- � SERVE DENTON FACILITY IMPROVEMENTS ' __ ww......0 _ � . _ _. -� d - �. �. e � ._-- -- ---- ..... - � Praject consists of facility improvements to a building t�1at wi11 serve �s a central service area for individuars and � families neecling various t��pes of assistance. TI�e project wiil inciude improve�nents such as a Pantry/Clothing � Claset room and a client counseling area. The praject will be carried out by Serve Denton and the Community Development Division. _.�.�._�� _..... --�- �-�- - - � - _ _ ...__._._._. _ HUD Matrix Code 03 Other Public Facilities and Impravements ��l�etives: _ _ � Suitable Living . _ __ __...... _ ..-- _ Eligibility: 570 2Q�(a)(2} - Low�Mod Limited Clientele Environment --------.____ ._------.—.__ � L7ecent I�ousing Priority Need Public Facilities �� Creating Economic _.... -�.� _ _ _ _ - _ ______ Specific Objective: Improve seivices for low and maderate income Opportunities _ people. - f�utcorai�s: Specific Outcomes Nutnber of persons assisted with access to unproved ��labiiity/Accessibility Indicators: faciliry - 5414 peopre [� Affordlbility Pro'ect Goa.,.,... . ... -- ----- --- -- -- _._ � ls: 5414 people � Sustainability .. .�,., ...mM.M.M.. M..M�, _. .,, � M.M.M.M.. Me� .M. ...� - ._. . Primary Purpose: ❑ Homeless HIV�AIDS ❑ Disabled Fun in : ��..._..��.�...�,,,. _ �.. . .,.��....,w� .�, - „ v-..�._... Subrecipient: Private 570.500(c) CDF3G $65,aao �.__�._ � M.M.M.M.M.M.M .... . .... .... -- - __ _ __.. _... _ _....._ _ _ Location: 191d E. University Drive, Dentan, i"X 76209 IIOME Q' Start Date 09/01/2014 Other Sources 0� ..� ... ..�... M....._. _.....__. ..._...... Completion Date 05�31/2015 Totai $65,000 �� , �' � .. �:., � ' � � : : GENERAL FUNDS Also, duiing the 2014 program year, the City of Denton plans to undextake additional activities�prog�ams to addzess local objectives and sttategies using City of Denton Genexal I'und dollars. . . , . - • .. . . . � • � � -� * • .- � •+; * • •� •. • � � - � � -• ; � ..�.w ..._._._._._._ _._....._.. Name of Agency Proposed General Other Total Goals Funds Funds Funds A�in� Services Retired SenioY Volunteex Pro�ram 73d $11,000 $194,207 $205,2Q7 Special Pro�xams foi Agin� Needs (SPAN) N�A* $5,7Q0 N�A* �5,700 Emer�;ency Services Givii�� HOP�, Tnc. - HMIS ! N/A $18,000 I $73,680 $91,680 Giving HOPE, Inc. - Transitional Housin� ' 20 $�25,500 '' $165,552 $191,052 ., ,_ - --- - --__. _.:.----- -- -- - - Inteifaith MinistYies 5d $3,800 � �25,000 �28,800 M.M. .. .M. __ - � ......... _ Salvation AYmy of Denton 1750 $20,aoa � $195,650 �215,650 Day Care /After School Care _ . � r.. _ .� - �............ --- --- �, Dentan Christian Preschool 100 $26,d00 $�316,755 $342,755 � _� _ _ _._ . ._ ..� , e e a,. . . _ .. - � - - --- Tred Moore Day School Nuisery __ 140 $45,000 $578,900 $623,900 _.._.__...... _. _� ------_- - _ --_ . _ . � ........ Child/Family Services � �� , . _ � .�, � _ _ _ _ e.- � Court Appointed Special Advocates (CASA) 55Q $12,000 �856,067 $868,067 Communities in School 350 $11,000 $165,196 $176,196 Health/Mental Services Denton Cotnmunity Health Cfinic 148 $12,000 �20,Q00 $32,000 ' Denton County MHMR Center 36 $9,000 $1,839,892 $1,848,892 '' Tatnily Health Caze, Inc. 68 $18,000 $397,714 $415,714 Total 3946 $215,000 !, $4,828,613 $5,043,613 . • -• . ! - • � � . � �: � � Page 14 SPAN, INC. (SERVICES PROGRAMS FOR AGING NEEDS) __. �_.� - _��__w.�............�..�e.. - ��_ - .v... �..w v�..e.. ._..... _... .._ - Provisian of congzegate and home-delivered meals to the eiderly. Funds will be used to buy meals. SPAN provides' meals, primarily to elderly Denton residents or to persons sixty years or oldera Horne meais are specificaliy provided to liotne-bound persons. Congreg�te meals �re pt-ovided at two 1oca1 senior centers. Of the meals provided by �PAN, Inc., 16°�v �re congregate meais and �4°!0 �tre haine-delivered rneals. Pragram wi11 be carried out by SP . _.._.�� .................... .. - -- HUD Matrix Code 05A Senior Services 570.201(e) �jectives: .� . .=....M.M.M.M ... - - - - - - Suitable Living Eligibility: 570.20�(a}(2} - Low/Mod LiPnited Clientele � � ___..� _. _._._. _. __._.__ ......... ......... .....__........._._� Environment Priority Need: Non-housing special needs �❑ Decent Housing _.�a� _ � Creating Economic Specific Objective: Inaprove the services for low�moderate income persons. Opportunities __......� � � '� � tiutc�t��o , Specific Outcomes Number of persoi�s assisted with isnproved access to a � Avaslability�Accessibility Indicators: se�vice - 300 persons ,� AEEordabilit�r _.....- �..� � � Project Goals: 300 people ❑ Sustainability ............. . — _______._ - - _ _._ _. _ Primary Purpose: Hoirieiess HIV�AIDS Disabled �� o .� e._ �� _ Subrecipient: Private 570.500(c� CDBG �14,31�' - _..� �� . � �._ . ------------_._ -------- Location: 1�00 Malone Street, Dentone Tex�s 76201 HOM� . ....... __. - --- Start Date 1Q/01�2014 Other Sources $666,917 . . . ...__. Combletion Date 09�30�2Q15 Total $6�1,236 � ! c .� * '.,., � �,,. � , � ......... � �: � !,� .; ... � - � � • �,, � ' .; .! � ^ � r. . . ! ! ...., � ��.. � • � . f �. � • . � � �.. � l.... � ; �.. � _. �......... ............._.,.�.� ..� �..�.�.,.�..._�.w..,.n , _ .. ......,w.�, .,..,� .....,e,.. . . .,._...._...�..__��...._.�.....�,._____r..�..e, ..,w .,.,w._...,_. Outcome/ 5-yr Consolidated 5-yr Consolidated Plan 1-yr Action Plan Objective Plan Strate�y Outcome Measures Proposed Activities RENTAL HOUSING STRATEGIES DH-3.1 � �E pc�ourage and �An addition of 150 Provide s�port for developments meetin g �ustainAbili u ort the affardable units in m1Yed this strate �f Deceni ' eveiopment af small �incoine developments witl� Housing 'nixed-income rental 50 units or less would assist evelopments in �in meeting this oti�tcome xccessible areas. �measure. e.. � � �_..... � . . _ . ---.....__.. __.....-.. M.. pH-2.1 Encourage self- e1f sufficiency programs unll �Iark with and provide fund�ng wlien Affordability of stiafficiency ainong Etarget households receiving ppropriate to support transifiional hausing Decent ouseholds thzt �ren�ai assistance and other nd self-sufficiency prograins administered by Housing urrendy receive rentaF Eorms of public assisiance. Denton Housing Authority and Giving subsidies and otF�er reate housing affordability f-IOI'�, Inc. and atl�er Iocal organizations. Eorrns of public �for 3 to 5 households per 'upport. ear. ��DH-1.1 Encourage and ��upport repairs or Work with CommUnity Iinprovement Availability/ suppori the rehabilitation of 5 to 1Q units Division and local rentai property owners to Accessibility of relz�bilitation of pe� year. tdentiFy and stiippo�°t rehabilitation of Decent ,uUstandard units, substandard units. KOUS1I7g ,. �. � � �.. ,e , . � - — e�_ —. DH-2.2 �Bncourage and assist Approxirnately i50 renters ontinue supporting the City's Hamebuyer Affordabiliiy of �ow-incoine renters to ' be assisted. Assistance Program, DAI IC9s Affotdable Decent eC6ITle �lOYrieQW%lel°S. E-I(3L1Slflg O�pOYiU111Yy P1"OgY1TY1, Denton Hausing [ Iousii�g Authority's Family Seif Sufficiency Program 1nd I Iabitat for Humaiiity. � �.._..,�. ...._ . __ .__... . � - . , s . —....� . _.. DH-1.2 Target programs and Pour newsletters pex year Disseminate piagr�m information in �panish Avail�cbility/ �nformatian to urill be sent out. Adclitianal nd Englislz to organizations serving these Accessibility of ''1�inorities �nd tlie informatian will appear on roups. Decent lderly. �ble channei. �E�ousing OWNER-OCCUPIED HOUSING STRATEGIES —....... �....... __ ...... --- -- DH-2.3 Educ tte homeowners Information will be provtded even (7) households will be �ravided Affordability of regzrding lzome to 8-10 househoids per year. �uccessfuf l�oineowner education through the �ecent nzaintenance and E�oine Impravement Program. �Iousing budget�ng for �n�jar � �nd minor repairs and ��afe cle�ning practices. ' Page 15 - , � � ... .w._...... .._n._. .— _. Outcome/ 5 yr Consolidated 5-yr Consolidated Plan 1 yr Action Plan Objective Plan Strategy Outcome Measures Proposed Activities DH-2.4 Assist law and �Provide ininor repairs to �'unding of the �nor Repair Program for a Affordability of ' oderate-incoine �ipproxirnately 100 very low ninisnuin of 4d housel�olds. Decent louseholds with �to moderate-income Housing �ninor housuig repairs homeowners. r�d weatherszatian. __ M....M....,. � ..,....... - ---- ---------- — ------ QI�i-3.2 Bncourag;e and assist 'Elssistance to 20 to 35 i�unding of the Home Improveinent Program ,ustainability ow and moderate- l�ouseholds. It ig antscipated for 7 households. � f Decent �ncorn� homeaw�lers that 25%-35% of the annual � Housic�g ta rr�aintai� their units allocation �vill be d�ciscated � up to cu�rent Cit�r of to this targeted area. � Denton code � � standards in targeted � reas. �._ . HOMEOWNERSHIP & PRODUCTION OF AFFORDABLE UNITS � _..� ._. �. _. � . _ - ---- � - � w� _.. � .�.. . DH-2.5 E,ducate ho�nebuyers Information will be provided � upport of HUD approved homeownership Affordability of eeg�rc�ing 1lorne to 1QQ prospective workshops by local agencies and lenders. Decent �buyin� process and iiomebuyers. Provide class infor�nation to �t Ieast 15 Flousing ousehaid budgeting. ;l�amebuyers to the I�ornebuyer Assist�cnce � �Progr�m. _ _.�.m.._ � �., �.. _ DF-I-2.6 Encoutage and �ssist Approxitnately 100 renters ��'uppo�t the City of L�enton's Homebuyee AEfordability of o�*� and nioderate wi17 be assisted. Assistance Program with residual funds a�1d Decent ncome renters to �rovide funding ta DAH�'s Affarciable FIousing becorne horneowners, Flousing Opportunity Prograin. [t is anticipated that �35% to 5Q°!o wi11 be 'nority l�ouseholds. _..... .— - - - ----- ---- --- -- --- -- - DH 2 7 ,upport productian of "r�n�tructiot� of an estimated ,upport the Habttat for Hum�tnity's New Affordability of iffordable units. 50 ne�v units. onstruction Progr�atn. Decent Housing CONTINUUM OF CARE — PREVENTING HOMELESSNESS � uw� � w --- � — QH-2.� �'rovide assistar�ce for i} Suppoit a rninimum of l a) Support and refer pe�sons to local Affordability of ow-income 100 units of individual business and �igency's' Tirst Tiine Decent households to secure and group cour�seting and i-Iomebi`yer clzsses and Credit Housing ac�d sustain s�fe, educational opportunities Counseling Classes ecent affordable conceaning secu�ing and 16) Provide funding to Giving Hope, Inc in �ousing m�intaining a hoine. support of caunselingy education and case "�} Support '750 individual� rna�lagement family units of services to a} Provide administ�ative support secure �nd maintaic7 b} Continue to suppor� the HUD housing including Counseling Agencies, Giving Hope, Inc. prevention of foreclosure that assists in foreclosure prevention. and eviction a year. CONTINUUM OF CARE — OUTREACH AND ASSESSMENT Page 16 . _. .___ �� . w � w � _...._ - ._._ � Outcome/ ' 5ey� �o�asoli�i�t�a� 5-yr Consolidated Plan 1-yr Action Plan Objective �I�� Outcome Measures Proposed Activities Str�t� L-1.1 �mprove comsa�ur�ity l) Cont�nue implement�tion 1} Piovide fus�ds to �Iomeless 1Vlanagemet�t Availability/ ssessm�nt of �leeds of �IIMIS. Increase d�t� Inform�t�on System to ey�roll and support Accessibility of and services av<iilable sh�ring and number of homeless servic� ageraci�s. uitable Livir�g participants. At least 3— �c) Assist the DCF�C to megge �vith tlle Environrnent 5 ageslcles should Texas �alar�c� of State �a� and participate in data implernent loc�z115T the Co�'s plan to end sllaring. Chronic Horneles�ness :} Suppo�°t development of 2b} Assist with the implemeratation of a a couniy-wide, Coordin�ted Access Network for tL�e coardit�ated Dischazge assessrnent of needs and services. Policy and 1'lar� to End Chronic Hoanelessness in twa years. CONTINUUM OF CARE — EMERGENCY SHELTER -----.,.._.. _ .. .. _ ............. . _ DH-1.3 [vleet the emergency I� Support at least 1,Q00 l} Provide funds to the Denton County tivailabiliiy� shelter �nd b�sic emergency shelter nights Friends of t1�e Fainily Sa% Shelter and Accessibility of h�alth, fooci, clothingy of stay a year. Salvation t3rmy af Dentan. Decent nd p�rson�l hygiene 2) Assist loct�l ag�ncies to 2} Suppart local agenci�s �vvith application to I Iousing t�eeds of the homeless apply for 1t leasc t1i�-ee Erri�igency Solutions Grant, Supportive , nd victims of gra�ts to provide Housing Progr�rn �r�d other gra�ts �s tY � orn�stic violence. supportive services ta �lI applicable. E�o�nel�ss, victims of domestic violence, hotneless families or homeless vouth. - � ........ . . _�. - _, —_.__— CONTINUUM OF CARE — TRANSITIONAL HOUSING , ._ .,.. .... _ ___. _ ._ _ __.� DH-1.4 Meet the transstional l� Support �t least 50 1�n} Provide funds to �iving IIope, Inc's flvail�bilityf k�ousing and ir�dividu�als/ families transitional shelter program to assist 20 Accessibility of °uppor�ive se�rice provided witli transition�l people. 4:i Dec�tlt ne�ds of the homeless hausip�g a year Z�e) Provide local agencies tuith inforsnation Fiousislg nd victims of ,) Assist loc�al agencies to os� grant opportunities foi fu�ds to ornes�ic violence in apply for �t least twa support transitional housing atld reparat�on for a grants to provide suppott�ve services. move to pearnatient or additionnl transi�ional 2b) Provide suppa�rt for the �applications to ermane�ii stipportive ha�zsing and sup�ortive request Etnergency Solu�ions Grant G�ousing. servtces Fur�ds, Supportive Housing Program and ) Support tl�e increase use othei Eit�ds as applicable for transitional of transition�l housing hausing and supportive services. and�or supportive 3} fSssist the Dentan County Hosneless � services to prepare Coali�on urith the local irnpleme�itation � individuals for perrnat�ent of tL�e Texas Balance af State CoC's plan � housing in the Ten Year to end Chror�ic I-iornelessness. ' Pl�n to End �..n._._ .......... �Iomelessness. � Page 17 _ ..__ _�_. � . _ � — ______ Outcome/ 5-yr Consolidated 5-yr Consolidated Plan 1-yr Action Plan Objective Plan Outcome Measures Proposed Activities Strate�y CONTINUUM OF CARE � TRANSITION TO PERMANENT HOUSING AND INDEPENDENT LIVING �. - � . ., _ _.. ., � � . � _ DH-3.3 l) Elssist agencies to apply 1a) Support local Giving Hope, Inc. and Provide 1lanaeless �iistainability 1nd vict�tns of for at least two grants to Denton County apply foi f Decent provide pertnanent Supportive Hausing Program funds for domestic violence „Housing '�th permanent or s�zpportive housing with permanent supportive housing program an emphasis on chronic projects. perinanent homeless and persons 1b} Pravide local agencies with inforination supportive housing. �th a severe znental an grant opport�inities for funds to illness and/ or HIV support transitional ilousing and posit�ve st�tus. suppartive services. 2} Assist at Ieast two 2a) Participate in the Dentan County coinmunity partnerships� Iloineless Coalition. collabarative efforts to 2b} Provide funding to suppart programs of continue to provide Giving Hope, Inc, Dentan County additian�l permanent Triends of the Family, and Denton housing opportunitles to Affordable Housing Corpotat�on who the hameless, potenti;clly have a collaborati�re effort to move homeless �nd victigns of vic�ims of da�nestic violence from domestic violence emergency shelter to Tzansitional housing in preparation for stable, sustainable permanent liousing. 2c) Support 1ocal agencies with lpplication to Emergency Solutions Grant, Supportive Housing Pragram and other grants as � ap�licabie. LEAD-I3ASED PAINT STRATEGIES � M.� .M.._ .. � s� � .w.� �7H-1.5 Educate homeowners, � 0 households and 50-�75 �� l welve (12) homeowners wi11 �eceive both Availability/ rental praperty �ontractors 1nd praperty the HUD panzphlet—Protect Your Tamily 'Accessibility of wnersf m�nagers & �managers received Eield �rom Lead ii1 Yoiir Hoine ai�d tlle EPA �i�ecent antraciots regarding � uides fo� p�inting, F�oine �amphiet—Rei�ovate Right. Fifteen realtors Housing °sciosuren tlle l�istory maitlten�nce and renovation ill be ecluc�ited on both the HUD Lead Rule f lead-based paint, its urork instructions. 2Q �tnd tlie EPA I7RP Rule. Ail contractors hazards to children wners, rnanagers or � ontacted will be encouraged to receive �PE1 nd how to use safe contractors rece�ve �:ertification. � work practices when individual gafe work practice � 'sturbing paint in tTideo training for the five- lder housin�. year �eriad ..�,.. M.M.M.. . — - ..– – – M. .... _ _ . DH-1.6 EZeduce Lead-�ased Average of 40 units wi11 Cn properties built befo�e "197$, five minor 'g�railability/ Paint Hazatds in receive lead-based paint repaizs, three owner occupied rehal�ilitations ':?�ccessibility af wner and renter- tnspecTian, laazaxd control tnd £'ive homebuyer assistance projects will be 'Decent ccupied residentiai reducdor� work or �oinpleted �nd receive lead-b�sed paint EIousing units as neecled. lbatement, pass inspections reductian work, pass inspections and meet and, when reqiiired, meet Final clearance in cotnpliance with 24 CFR 35 ' Einal cieas-ance aver the five- �egarding lead-based paint during 2011. I'or year per�od. �he Hamebuyer Assistance Prograin, only a visual inspection wili be condiicted and �710j3ef°ty YriUSt f�ctSS 1t75j3eCYlt7i1. HUMAN SERVICES STRATEGIES Page 18 � M �r.� �. '� II �I � � 1,; ' A �.,, �� 1 . 1 1. � 1 ' 1 .� s. f;. �� 1 � , 1 • i � - I - - ' � � r � . � � � _ . . 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I U LI S I I I S L-3.1 treet ` provements. romote livab` `tp & Not applicable this year. � 5ustainability •ustainability far xesidents of f Suit�ble ow/mod neigi�borhoods. ' iving �'rojects will support 200 iEnvironment s. _.—.__ _ ....._ _ -�.� - �. SIr32 [nstallation of new Promote livabiliry and Not applicable this year. ,Sustainability sidewalks and •ustainability for residents of ' ' f Suitable ceplacement sidewalks. ow/mod neighborhaods. Living Projects will support 200 'Enviro ent s. .. ��.�.._ �..._. ��. SI,�3.3 [nstallatian of water romote livability and Not applicable this yeax. 5ustainabilitp and sewer lines. �ustainability far residents af f Suit�ble Connectian of ow/mod neighborhoods. �iving �esidential units to Projects will support 150 Enviro ent �ervices. s. �._.. _ �.�.._._._.__._.�. Ir3.4 [nstallation of drainage . romate livability and �1ot apphcable this year. ustainability improvements •ustainability for residents of f Suitable including ow/mod neighborhoods. Living impravements that ?roject will support Environment ill remove residential pproximately 50 hhs. properties from flaodpl ' ° �..�.� _��... L-3.5 Rehabilitahon d ' mprove av ' ability & �' ' g the following public facilities: Fred ustainability xpansion of public ' ccessibility of services 'Moore Dap Nursery Improvements, Serve f Suitable �ervices facilities. ` rough improvement ta at Denton Facility Improvements and Denton Living east 2 public service itp Counry Day School Improvements. Environment acilities. ..� ..� ..............� ��3.6 [mprave and/or ,;Imprave availability & Provided funding to replacernent the Mack ustainability xpand park facilities ' ccessibility of services to at �'ark playground with an ADA approved f 5uitable including open space, east 2 park facilities. playgraund unit. Living ;playground and other Environment cecreational faciliries. I I ��.�- 1 - _ H -� m .. . � �_�H — - �- - .—_ _ - _ � . Outcome/ 5-yr Caaxgolid�te 5-yr Consolidated Plan 1-yr Action Plan Objective Ia� Strate Outcome Measures Proposed Activities 'L-3.7 on�inue ta demofish I"o demolish 2Q structures �ontinued support foi the Demoli�ion 'ustainability •ubstandard buildings uring the five-year period. Pragratn through Cammuni�y Improvement f Suitable to smpbovement the Division. Living �ppearance �nd safety Environment �f nei�hborhoods ANTI-POVERTY & ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT STR.ATEGIES �._ __�p g EO-3.1 u ort trainin and I'rovide econognic �Provide non-federal incentives to ustainability mployment activities oppartunity by supporting �rgan�zations to create jobs. Work with job f Economic targeted ta poverry �activities tl�at create jobs. �training orglnizations to promote training in pportuniry ind very iow-income tJbserve �n increase in the •pecific areas af need. l�ouseholds. ' umber of paverty and low- ''ncome l�hs that achieve self- sufficiencq*. _..... a......M. — -- .. -- — . -- --- _. _ — .. --- EO-1.1 Cx�and education�l �'rovide econo�nic Provide funding to transitional housing ,�vailability/ ppartunities for ppartunity for transitional raviders. Iiequest that infozma�ian on Accessibility of tl�ose seeking �iousing clients. 25-35 hh ducationll opportuni�ies be provided to Econorriic transitional E�ousing or {over 5 years) receive lients. pportuniry ther housing suppor� counseling�educational �ervices. services. . ��.� ,.... BO-1.2 Bncourage support of ver the five-year period Monitar feder�Ily funded projects and work Availabslity/ '"ection 3 goals by 35+ individuals lzired fo� with contrlctors to ens,zre tl7at Section 3 Accessibility af ocal contractors. prajects by private requirements are fizlfillecl. Ecanoiruc contractors. {�pportunity _.........�� .�..�.......�- _ BARRIERS TO AFFORDABLE HOUSING STRATEGIES _ M .,M.... ... _..._----_�_�_ � �� _��..--- --�� .�.� �..� DH 1.6 �ducate the Imprave accessibiiity and uarterly newsietter w�il be �ent out to Availability�Ac o�nmunity regarciing :�vailability of infortnation an lients, locallenders, res�itors, agencies, cessibility of the benefits of .�ffardable units by providing ' hurches, neighborhood associations, Decent �fford�ble liousing. homeownership and fair libraries, recreation centers and many others. Housing housing infarmation, T1�ree public hearings wili be held during the uarterly newsletters, at least repata�ion of the annual action plan and the '? public hearin�s annually. �rep�iration of tl�e performance report. ---- -� ,_. . . . DH-2.9 n an annual basis, Create affordability in antinue ta request unpact fee gr�nts fram Affordability of request approval and housing through pravision the General Fund for housing non-profits for _ Decent funding for itnpact fee f�n average of tl�ree to five the constructian of ��fordable liausing. Housing xrants for producers rants per year over the five- f affordal�le housin�. year petiod. _..___..��.,� .n .w - _� 'DH-2.10 >glloclte funciing to reate affordabiiity in C'unding support for Denton Affordable Affordability of the non-profit �nd for- housiPig thraugh Housing Cor�arlfi�an. Cantinued support of Decent �rofit organizations anstructian of 25 - 50 SF Habitat far Humanity and private developers, EIousing ehat are developing units and 5d -100 rental units lffordable liousing. �that are affordable ta low- [tequest that tliey �`ncome Iiouseholds over the �ttempt to rna�mize Eive-year period. !the leveraging af these olFars 1nd provide ocumentation. Page 21 . � � �� ! ■ � � � . � �,. � * � a ! �� ! ! w °' � ! 1 � • � � � � a .il� , � �, .,ll !- � � � • •� - � ;- • • • - �s�� , ► �- �, . �- � �- - �,� ' r *; �- � � �r� . • , • r � • • Minority � o ce a 'a � l� Census Tracts Q-25°!0 +25°!0 - 3Q°!o ` +31°!0 - 40°/a +41°!0 - 5Q°!a +50% -1Q0% Source: U.S. 00 �ensus • r a; !- �, � � �• - !� a ' � � ,. �, , �. # . --� • •�� .� � � � �• a � • . �. -� • a • � - � �, •• * � •., � . �. „� --a - • � - • R- °�� - - • . r � _ _ •. , � �- ,; - _� r • � - . • - • -� _ •- � i - _ . � ,; �, r • • � � ,;. � ,. �. r-� r • ' ,., �:R .':• - i :: • � �.�� ,l � �' + 11 r II � . • ', .• � ,� 1 � ' � • � • �,,;. � • ' ,. • � �,. . .. - . � . �• . � # �..�,... ' •� # � ' i • .... . r � • ';.... ' � !� r ,.... ! � .... _ .. � � � .,..... - •. . � ..�� _ i .,. R � ....�,, ' ��. - • -. , .. _ � •�....... � ' ■ ! - A .... � .." • = r ,,.. � • .., , �, � . .;. �, � r.. i !�� - i : � • ��. • # � ;:: • ;..� • - � "'. • �: • �� OTHER PROGRAM SPECIFIC REQUIREMENTS �� The jurisdiction rnust describe activities planned with HOME funds expected to be ava�lable during e yeaY. A description of other foims of inves ent being used Ueyand thase idenrified in Sectian 92.2d5 is as follows: The City of Denton does not u''ze ather forms of inves ent beyond those idenrified in 92.2d5(b). The City w' not pe� `t athez forxns of inves ent withaut the priar appYOVaI of HUD. .• • • - . .. .� • � . �; � � a • • • • �;- • � •�� • � + • �• � � -� � -� a � ! � + . •+ !- � t � - • � • ��r• �+� • • r •. �- i� 1 • : � � r - •-' •• a • • �- , . . -. . * • • � - +� � • • • . * _ . � .. - . ��;- . • . � r- •s r • M � �- •, _ r �_ � ,. •- . - .- . ..- • - • -. • ., � - � - • • • _� � � • �- � • !' • • � _� . - �- M � � �- • �-;, � � • • �• • , . � � • ! . • -� - - a - •,� r, • ; • • . r • • • • -� � • � � � • • a � - • a �- �a • + -� �- ,•� � � � ■ • � _r • �- •� • � a -i • • � - � • � - •-� a -� - • - . . . # -. � -. •,- •r • •,• . • . � • -. � !� • �� ., � � _ , ! �� • �- r � a • � _ � . _. . HOME Program Assistance Minimum Required Affoxdab�ty Axnount Period in Years M..M.M.M $1,000 $14,999.99 5 . -----------------_ . �. � $15,000 - $40,000 _ _._... - -- — 10 _ _....._..___.__-___ .... -- Over $40,000 . ........_ 15....__ .. __._. ._.. _ __._ R = . .... �..:.. ! � �' � � ', � * �� . ,�. � / - � ,; � � ., }. !. � * � . ��.� �� .� ��: � ' � � � �";. . *' � * . �: �, �� Y� . 1..... M ,.� ., ♦ ' � ! .. .. ! • �R • ' .'� � �. � � ' ... ;. � ...... � .,;. * ,:� M l.... ��' �- .....! ....! �....! �.., . • .�..! � .. - �... ,.. •� � � � ! � ,;:'. • ..� ! �� ,.... • ' * � ' � �...� • �......�! _ N,....: • *., �' �.� + �.; �' .....� � � •y �#� .....# -# ..,...� # .,;� • •.:� ..�:• R ' � ! ' ' � ; � # • .,... • • _ _. � � . ' �... : . # ... .� � *� • .....- ! �.'� � #�. ! � ' � ... • • .. ,;' � �,.. ; � � �: � �. � l ',. ! �: ! ��. # �.... • ... � - •:. .. • #�� : � i� i. There were no net sales pzoceeds; or u. The amou�t of the net sales piaceeds was insufficient to cover the full ainount due; and that, iu. Na praceeds were �stributed to the homeowneY. Othei than the actual sale af the propexty, if the hoxnebuyex breaches the terms and conditions for any other reason, e.g. no longer occupies the ptoperty as his�hei�theu pxincipal residence, the full amount of the subsidy is itntnediately due and payable. The City af Denton must imrnediately repay its HOME Treasury Account, from non-fedeYal funds, faz the full amount of the assistance plovided whether ax nat it can Yecoup any or all of the funds fram the homebuyer. A desciiption of the guidelines for iesale or recaptuie at ensures the affordab' �ty of units acquired with HOME funds are as follows: rederal assistance w' be provided in the form of a 0°�o interest, deferred payment loan (DPL) and will be secured Uy a HOME Written Agreement, fully executed and dated by all applicable paities and a PYOmissory Note and Deed of TYUSt. The Deed of Tiust is Yecarded in the Real Property Records af Denton County. • � • • • . -� r + • -� • • * � � • •; .. •- -� � �- � 1: � • �; • �r- � ! * -� -� �, » � + � � � .,=' � �.. .� � • .... .. i 1. 1 • ,',.. � ,,. � R � . � , • ! �- • M • � • ! - �, � * ! �. `a ! � � ; � • � M # �- � M �' * ..:., • � ' t � .# M .l '� ... �'. .�' •� � .:�- � � � "! •.....': • � �:.... ••� - • • • �r• . . . _ • � � * • +- • • •- � -� * � r � � • . . �,�� - rr •� w- �� • � � i • - - � - . � � � � ` - - - � � • � * - . __ � _r• • _ _�� - :-a � �- - r- � _ � � • � + • � � • � a• • • �- r• -� • � � * �, � • � ',' / � M ,', � � � �: ... �� . ,;' � � � � - • a a � * • � ; � �- � a r • -• * _ • � �* � � � • • . � � � - - � '' • • _ • � �� • �- - •� �. ,s •�� • �- .•� • • � • � �- � � � .+ • ` • - � � •• • • • * . r !• �* •- � * + � • -r +� * � • • � - a * • * � • • * a � M ;• � * � !. � • � � M • � a • � � • • � • ■ • • + !- • • . , r • . • • -• •� � * ., � � . * _ . . � � - . . �� r • • i � � r, _ . _ _ • �• �- _ rr- � - - * � • r � •, • . �' r- i � � � : The City of Denton has no public housing units. i i ' • ' ' 1 � • • M r � a • ; �� • • * • ,• • ; ;• •* • �r;_ • M i ! ! # � '*. M� _�, • � : • - r- .� - -� . • • -� � INSTITUTIONAL STRUCTURE . r . � . . .. . . � , . .. . , . �-. -�- � « - . . . . . . . ,�► . . * . . . . , . . _. . .- _ _ � � _ . . . . . . � � , , , ► E r r . ;, , � ► , � . a, • ��. . . ,� �- - Aetion to overeome gca�i.• Continue to ��upport e�fort.r of the Denton Coianty Homele,rs Ca�a�itzon and HOI'F, Inc. to e,�and the netzvork of orgar�i.�ataons particzpatarag in HMIS. . - • . r . + - � * r - r • . . • - � � • ► � r, - r y � � t � �r s _ � • ,�etion ta overcomegcap: Support �uarl� of'Denton County E-lomele�� Corzlition in targetzngpriorzty serr�ice,r anc� fczczlitze.r needed in the czre�a. A.r.��i.rt in grarat wrzting �cnd other forms af fun�l rczi�zrag. �d�rlini��ter homeles�•grant funds �vhen appropriate crnd s°upport zJ� �eeded. Lack of coordina�on of homeUuyer�haineowne�° educ�ct�anal set-vices needed to provide a higher level c�f informat�on. e � � � r ► � : . rr i � r � � 6. Inability to ass�st low and rnaderate-incotne ptopeity owne�-s to biing housing units up to standa�d conclitian. f�etion to over°c•ome gczp: Seel� out adclztiortal func�zng to �zss�i�°t CUZV incame lromeoavnerJ� arrd avork to develop progrr�m orpoliczeJ- to en,rur°e tFrat oavrcers� of`rental�5ropery inzprove zinits as� raeccled to muat�tain unit cap to loeal cade requzrements. ADDRESSING THE CHRONIC HOMELESS �r . . �► . �r + _ . �. . � . - . � . . _ . . . • ;. - - �� .-�� . � •� • �� r � • • � . * • • . - . - - • - * _ . , . . . ;� co unity mee ' g for all identified stakeholders to review, madify, and agree upon a plan for the community to end-chronic hamelessness. As a result, of successful implementation af these steps, the following are to be added to community's overall strategy to end ch�onic hamelessness. During the 2014�15 progYam year DCHC will: • Merge with the Texas Balance of State (BOS} Continuum of Care (CoC} managed by the Texas Homeless Network (THN) to expand access to funding, collaborative tools and owledge resouices. � Improve data collection and resources by impYOVing the Hameless Management InfoYmation System (HMIS} collections and incYeasing the number of contributors to HMIS locally; �nsuring the Yelevance of data collected by moving from a biennial poi�zt-in- � e(PI°I"} homeless count ta an annual count. Implement a centralized, community-wide coordinated system of services and programs that is a client centered. The goal would be to unclag the system, reduce the duplicarion of effoYts, irrxprave assessment to better identify each client's specific need. . • . .• � • • i � - � _ _ . • . * .• - . - • . - � • _ ., . . . . . . . • + ' . a � r _ � � � �, � � a • �- + � • ; � ; • � •, r, - C• • ;� .� �_ � , - -� • - � � r • �, � . � � +• s � • •• � • �� * • � • • + a . � • _ . *: - • - � � - a- • • � - � _ r r - - - • - - - - a a _ . + � • + � • � r- � r • •-�• � � � • + • # � » • �r- ��• • + • • . . - . � - . . � � . . * � � . �., _ � , r• � � r � �. ■ � ! � � ! • ! • ��..,�• ,i..., * ! ,:..�•• i .. '*.. ..�. .�,..... ! • # • ,: � . • • 1 . �,....' ..... ��: � ' i�, - #�, � +,. !. ,..:' • • : • s � HOME PROGR.AM - MINORITY OUTREACH PROGRAM � _ . .. . - r�.. _ ;, , _ _ , �. � • • � •, � a � � � � . 1. The Denton Chamber of Caininerce and the Black and Hispanic Chambers of Commerce refer b� 'ng contractaYS to the Co unity Development office to apply ta be added to the active conttactors bid list. 2. Will request that general contractois on CDBG and HOM�-funded capital pfojects give preference to hiring minority or women subcontYactors and emplayees as well as include this wo4ding in canstruction conteacts. 3. City of Denton's legal adveitisement for bids w� include the equal emplayment stateinent and encaurage minority participation 4. City of Denton will con ' ue to attend the Sinall Business Development Breakfast on a monthly basis. 6. City of Denton w' con ' ue to co ply with all �tate bidding requirements fot Histarically Underutilized Businesses (HUB) 7. City staff w' also perfarm debarment reviews to ensure that no previously debaired cantractors are allowed ta paYticipate in projects. 8. City ' continue to adveitise annually in the Denton Record Chronicle and daily in the local cable channel in search foY contractoYS and will encauYage participation by minaYity cantractors. HOME PROGRAM - Affirmative Marketing Policy and Im�lementing Procedures Denton Affordable Housing Cor�oration . � . . . . � . . . � . . . . -. . . . - - -. - . . . -. . , _ . �, . _ r �-a • - s� - � ' M �w � � , . � �,. �. - � a- - * -� . - • I M i ; � ; �� i� ... � �� :.' ! • '! ' • � ... ;: . • * • �'. ' # � : •�. �...... � '�. • '� ! �.. ��.�.. l��: ' � ...• * ... �-.. • . ! .� •�� ' .f�... ... � •� �. � ! � . • + � ! � .� � � .. � •� �. � .. � • - + � ...., . t. .: . . ....* _ . . ... �.. ' � *...• ��.. Ensuring that all potential applicants and the general public have access to Federal Fair Housing Laws and Affirmative Marketing Procedures through the following outreach methods: A. Infarming the general public and potential applicants through news releases, print ads, PSA's or other means tliraughout the target area served by DAHC. (All pragram advertising as well as ather advertising such as jab postings should cantain required fair housing ar equal opportunity Ianguage when appropriate.} B. Distributing and posting available infotmation in a variety af ways, as outlined in the AFfirmative Marketing P1an. These slzauld Ue pasted in advance af application periads and maintained throughout the periad. (All publications ar other materials should contain required fair housing or equal opportunity language when appropriate.} Page 28 Ensure that all persons, including persons covered by the Fair Housing Act and its amendments, have access to information about program services and available units. This includes special outreach to groups that are least likely to apply for assistance. This includes home bound disabled, non-English speaking persons, neighborhood based organizations in minority neighborhoods and/or any other group which not have access to information. When DAHC learns of vacancies, it will make information about them known by: A. Maintainit�g a list of tiPiits at the DAHC business affice. This list should be available to the general public during reglzlar business hours. �. Maintain � list of �ill 2vailabie units on DAHC's website: dentoiiaffordablehausing.org C. I7isplay a copy of the A�rmcrtive Murketing I'lura in the leasing office and make a capy of the Plan available to the public upon request. D. Bilingual Services: DAHC will a�tempt to maintain �t Ieas� one stafi person who is l�ilinguai in English �nd Spanish and have this service avail�ble during the regular work day 1�aurs. DAHC wi11 prepare prograPn brochure� and documents in bath EngPish and Spanish, to the e:ctent possible. E. As part of the special outreach effort, the DAHC will work cooperatively with local orgatlizations which serve the needs of persons pratected by the Fais Hoi�sing Act. Such organizations might ir�clude rninority churches, housing �agencies, non-pro�its whicl� servve dis�abled persons oz ciisplaced hoinemakers, eldercare organizaTions or �ny othez specific orgaraization which provides services in the target area of DAHC. These organizations include: Giving HOPL, Inc. I'O Box 50946, Denton, 762Q2-0946 Contact: Alonso Peterson Phone nurnber: 940/382-Q6Q9 Giving HOI'IJ, Inc. is a non-prafit arganiz�ition administering pcograms geared to �ssist i7oineless fa 'lies. REACH of Denton 405 S. Eim, Ste. 2Q2, Denton, T�i 762Q1-6d6� Contact: �ssy Dickinson � I�hone Nurnber: 940/383-2d62 ACH, Inc. is � non-profit corporation with the goal of advoc�cting for and empowering people vvitt� disabilities to take charge of their life. ACH operates Resource Centers in Fort Worth, Dallas, and Denton. The C�nters are nan-residential resource agencies whiclz provide se�vices including infarmation and refetral, Peer Counseling/Support Groups, Independent Living Skills, and Advocac�p Assistance. Denton County Mental Health/Mer�tal Retardation (MHMR} I'O �ox 2346, Denton, TX 76202-2346 Contact: Mar}� Gotcher Phone n�amber: )4Q�482-9294 MHMR provides case tn�nagement and suppart services to individuals witll mental healtlx and�or develaprnental disabilities. Health Services of Noith Texas 4-210 Mesa Drive, Denton, 76207 Contact: Ran Aidridge Phone number: 940�381-1501 HSNT is a�-�onprafit organization tllat provides housing assistance and other support services to individuals who are HIV positive or have Aids and their families. This organization aiso serves as an advacacy group for this population. Denton Co�anty Friencis of the Family 4845 S. I35E, Suite 20Q, Corinth Texas 7621Q � ?� Contact: Toni JOIIY1SOri-Si2Y1p50ri Phone: (940} 3�7-5131 Friends of the Family provides shelter and emergency services to victims of damestic vialence. � . --. • - � s + _ A Demographic infor�na�ian of applicants for services. This information is inciuded on HUD, FHL� and TDHCA sei-up and close-out forms. B. Capies of advertisements, scripts af PSA's and schedules. (All program adverrising as well as other advertising such as job post�ngs sliould contain req�ired Eair housing or equal opportunity language when appropriate). �. Copies of brochures, flyers, �nd otl�er pragram materials which reference tl�eir pragrams. (All publications or ather materials s1�ould contain required fair housing or ec�ual oppoztunity ianguage when appropriate.} D. Dates, natices, �nd attendance recards from �ublic outreach meetings, if �ny. �. Copies of MOP.ys with any organiza�ion enlisted to provide outreach services. F. Identification of special outreach population(s} and pracedures u�ilized ta inform this (these) gro�p(s}. G. Coanplete HCA➢s online Unit Occ•upccn�/V�ac°r�n� Bepori on a quarterly basis ta be made available to the public. 4. t�s�e�s ent ��a re orfing r�quire e�ts - The Denton Affotdable Housing Corporatian regularly assess its outreach and �Lffirtnative inarketing efforts �nd report its results to interested parties, inciuding the City of Denton ar�d TDHCA, at the close af the contr�ct period. Tl�is will include: A. A list af outreacli methods used, particularly for speci�il needs popul�tions such as persans with disabilities. . _ � ,� . _ . . , . , . .- C. Corrective act�on to improve affir�nitive marketing if unsuccessful. This might include additional steps to further market tl�e program to those groups wl�ich have not been served, par�icularly persans �vid� disabilities. 5. Annual Plan to Outreach to Historically Underutilized Businesses (HUBs) In addition ta the steps outlined abave, on an annuai basis, DAHC will prepzre and implement a plan to outs°each to and nettivork with, local minority businesses and HUBs. The Pian wiil �espond to the fndings of the assessment of effarts �nd success described in paragraph 4. Tfze outreacf� rriethods mBv inciude: ■ DAHC will join tlie African American Chamber of Corninerce in Denton ■ DAHC will join the Hispanic Chamber of Comtnerce in Dentan ■ DAHC will attend neighborhood meetings ta describe part�cipation opporti�ni�ies ■ Not�ces soliciting contractors will be piaced in the following loca�ions: Martsn Lutt�er T�itig Center, bulletin boa�ds of grocery storesn Iiestaurants catering to minarities, and churci�es with large sninoriry popuiations ■ �enever spe�kking at a public forum, DAHC representatives will mention that we are �always looking for HUB patticipa�ion at�d encourage individuals to apply. ° Par�icipate in local and civic �etivities, such �s the Ci�lco de M�yo celebration, distributing information about progr�ms and encourage HUBs io appiy. Page 30 PUBLIC HEARING NOTES Public Hearing Notes December 2, 2013, Denia Recreation Center : '• �. . ..- � ,.- .- + ! � �C •* �� c; �� • . • .- . * • Continuation of housing programs; Owners of rental praperties need to be req ` ed to maintain properties to local codes • Speed humps down Ruddell noith of McKinney. Public Hearing Notes December 12, 2013, MLK Jr. Recreation Center � ., '. -. . .•� • . �. .- ,� - ! � � : � • , r , - �.. _i� ._ _ ! - . �• r�• a- -� • • • .� + Traffic light at Morse and Woodrow Accessible sidewalks at Oak and Crawford, accessible entrance for St. James AME • Health clinics Drainage ' provements - Install concrete in drainage channel between Fred Mooze Park and Ruddell Street. Action Plan Public Hearing Minutes Apri115, 2014 City Council Meeting . ., . . * . . . . 30-DAY COMMENT PERIOD Apri17, 2014 through May G, 2014 I � -� . . • r- � �� ` � i ' � �� . I I � � � �, • Page 32 ��L�}:�. ?�F ��g�M ��n� h+��C- �� , �� { � ��. �� .�� ,�� a r r; I ��. ' t �. �< r�,., � r I! ,I , ! s {,. �`t� '�,}, i �. „ i � „ i i� � � � ��.-,� i i.;�� c' t , , , , „ . , � , .. . . ._,�'r „ � ,,,,..., ., s, ,. � ., � , .. � , , ':; . , , �4,. ' ,., . ',. ti , , „ „ ,,.' � ,., , , Casnplcte thc fillable fields (bluc cells} is� Che tablc below. Thc othcr itcros arc ps-c-fillcd �vith valucs fcoin tl�c C;rnntee Infortn�tion Worlcshcet. .��..w� ... .� L�ate Submitted �t�pplicant ldentificr � � 756Qdd514 Type of Submission , �....__..__.. �.._..��.�.._._..�._ _ �._..._..._.._�..r_.�� C3ate 12cccived by sYaYC �Yatc Identiftcr _� ..�..�_.ee AnUlication Pre-anUlication Datc Rcceived by I-ICJD F+edcial IdetztiFier �.� _._ � t.Otl5Yfl7Ct%f3L1 ��..� �,vl1StTUCt]fyil � t�tc�n Cc>�istructic>n � No`i C:oustructic», � .______ _.�� .� ._... �.m.� ..,.. ___...: _... 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X�ivisioYZ CUMMUI�IT11'i�l Vl ] OPIv1LNT � _. ._ _._. lariz�i�aycr ldentification Number �E 1CtiC� �ounry I77�N"I'C)Ie __ w } - . — "15-6000514 C �o�ram l'car �tart DaCc (MMIL�llI 081Q'( /14 �...... .__ ____..... _......_ � , _ � _. .�._._.__._— Applicant Type: 4��cify Other I"}^k�r�. if necess.iry: ._.��. �� ....W�.....� .....� ............ ....._. ��.... 1 ocal C�ovci4imcgit `lbwushil� ��cE�ek� C)thet 1��aF, — _. _ _ ..---- U.S. Department o am Funding Housine and Urban Develonmen Pro�r.... �._.�.Wee.�� _ —. '�i:ataloguc of I�ederal Doincstic Assista��ce Numbers; l�csciiptivc `1'itle of 111��]icaut 1'io}ect(s); Areas liffeeCed by YcojecC(s} (ciries, ��;ountics, localitics ctc.}; � _ � y� Community Development Block Grant 14.21813utiticmcr�t U�ant �_____w..�.w .�....�.._. ..........� ....-...... T....... m_��..-......_. ..u...—.,_.M.... �1�F3� Projece'1"itles: l7escriptiopr €Sf Arcas flffccted hy C;1713G Project(b} 'I Iausie�g rehaUilitatic>e�, miuor rcp�ir, puUlic facility iinprovernciits, l�cntan,'I'c;xas ��ravision of public services, honicc)wncrsh`s�a assistance, a�id j�rc>gram ' atdmirristrzltioqx. _��,�� C1�13G Graayt r\mous�t tldditional C-IU17 GraYit(s} Levcra�c:d �DcscriUc $�4�,794 .� �. __� ep.0 ..� _...._��_ y�ldditional l�ederal I�`unds l,c.vcragcd 'Additi<>Yial St<dtc° Funds ].cvcraged _._.. S].�ca11y Levcragcd l�ui7ds �aC�rantcc I�unds ],cvcragcd ��inticipated 1'rogram incv`nc °�Jthcr (DcticriUc} �� o,aao I'otal �'u�ds I.everaged far C1�BC�-based I'rajcct(s} �� Page 33 � __�� _ � a. - ._._..... . __.......�n....—_.�... .� ��. � Home Investment Partnerships Program t 4.239 d IC}IVgI? I 14 1��,�j �, I'�ojecC "Tatles: h�usi�ig 3�� t.�� aafro.�3trr��,, assistaalce ta �I-IL3t� Lieseripkitaii of flceas rlfEected by IiOML; I'rajcct(s} €�est acyuis4tics�a, rehab and @�€,33�c•sr�ve�tr,l��s �r;+,t,t:a�ts��°, tenanC based C?entan,'�"ex�s 1"<'tl'kl�:S� e2431SL1C10E �TiC� �1'9} �➢',k11'Y ��4.[..jOF"4491Gtib:C7kCi(il7 � . ��.� . �. � .. �I-I�ll�fl; Grant tSmaunt 9yridclitiou;cP IILJl� �rant(s} Lcvera�;ed l�cscrtUe° ...:.. �...... . ��7',a�s _. _.�._. � �� _. � w ..........................................._ w.........., ......................._.. tldd�ti�nai l�edeg�l l��znds I,cverag�c3 �Add�tional Statc 1°urids I.cvera�cd �._... �.ocally Lc,veraged F'a�nds �C�rantec I'usrc3s I�evcra�;cd ____�_. �_�m „<'�rt�aii��s�z=c€ �'r��ram Intocne �)tiie� (�7escribe} �t't�,(:Jf�tP 6�st•;tE I'unds 1_,evesagcd for IIC7iVf�-based 1'rc�jcct(s} i-�c�eh�;`sR��; Opportunities for People with �(�� 4.24] IIC�l'�llt .� __� `... . 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Page 34 � i � � � . � � � � � • � � Page 35 LOCAL GOVERNMENT CERTIFICATIONS FOR CDBG AND HOME PROGRAMS In accardance with the applicabie siaiiztes and the regulations governing t��e consolidated plan regulations, the jurisdictian certifies that: fir atively Further �ir ousin -- The jurisdiction will affirmatively further fau housing, wl�ich mea��s it ' conduct an analysis of impediments to fair hausing choice within the jurisdictian, take appropriate actions to overcame the effects af any impediments identified through that analysis, and maintain records reffecting that analysis and actions in this regard. �, � . . * • . M ' - • � � • ' � � s ' � # - . . . . • . - - . . + • • - - � s ' • !, * � � • �_ . �� . I' �,.. ru Ft�� or lace -- It will or wi11 continue to pravide a drug-free work�lace by: 1. Publishing a statement notifying empioyees that the unlawful mar�ufacture, distribution, dispensing, possessian, or use of a controlled substance is prohibited in the giantee's worlcpiace and specifying the actions that will be taken against employees for violation af such prohibition; 2. Establishing an ongoing drug-free awareness prograrn to infarm etnployees abaut — a. The dangers of drug abuse in the worl�place; b. The grantee`s palicy of maintaining a drug-free workplacea c. Any available drug counseling, rehabilit�tion, and ernplayee assistance programs; and d. The penalties tl7at rnay be imposed upon employees for d�ug abuse violations accurring in the warkplace; 3. Making it a requirement that e�ch etnpioyee to be engaged in the performance of the grant be given a copy of tlle statement required by paragraph 1; 4. Notifying the empioyee in the statement rec�uired by paragraph 1 ti�at, as a condition of employment under �he grant, the employee will — a. Abide by t1�e terms of the statement; and b. Notify the einpioyer in writing of Izis or her convictian for a violatian of a cr�ninal drug statute occurring in the workpl�ce no Iater ihan five calendar days after sucli canviction; 5. Notifying the agency in writing, within ten calendar days after receiving notice under subp�rlgraph 4(b) from an etnployee or othe 'se receiving actual natice af such conviction. Employers of convicted employees must provide notice, including pasitian title, to every grant officer or other designee on whase grant activity the convicted employee was warking, unless tlie Feder�l agency has desigY�ated � central point for the receipt of suci� notices. Notice sl�ail include the ident�fication number(s} of each affected grant; 6. Taking ane of the following actions, within 30 c�lendar days of receiving notice under subparagraph 4(b), wrth respect to any employee who is so convicted a. Taking �ppropriate personnel action lgainst suc% an empioyee, up ta and iiicluding terminatian, consistent witli tlie requirements of tl�e Rehabilitation Act of 1973, as ainendedq or b. Requiring such employee ta participate sarisfactorily in a drug abuse assist�mce or rehabilitatson program approved for such purposes by �a Federal, St1te, or local health, law enfarcement, ar ather appropriate agency, 7. Making a good faith effart to continue to maintain a drug-free workplace through implementation of paragraphs 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 and 6. • �, �; ti�Lo� yin -- Ta the best of the jurisdiction's knowledge and 6elief: Na Federal appropriated funds liave been paid or ' 1 be paid, by ar on behalf af it, to any person far influencing or attempt�ng to inEluence an ofFicer or einployee of any agency, 1 Member of Congress, an officer or employee of Congress, ar an employee of a Member of Cangress in connect�an with the awarding af any Federal contract, the making of any Federal grant, the making of any Federal loan, the entering into of �ny cooperative agreement, and tlie ex�ension, continuation, renewal, amendment, ar modification of any Feder�l contract, grant, loan, or cooperative agreement; If any funds other than Federal appropriated funds have been paid or �vill be paid to any person far influencing or attempting to influence an officer or einployee of any agency, a Member of Congress, �n officer or etnployee of Congress, or an employee of a Member af Congress in cannectian �vith this Federal contract, grani, loan, or caope�ative agreement, it will compiete and subnut Standard Form-LLL, "Disclosure Form to Report Lobbying," in �ccord�nce with its instructions; and It ` 1 require tiiat the language of paragraph 1 and 2 of this anti-lobbying certification be inciuded in the award documents for all subawards at a11 tiers (including subcontracts, subgtants, and contracts under grants, loans, and cooperative agreements) and that aIi subrecipients shall certify and disclose accordingly. . � . . i . + . • -. . _ , . .., • � * � � ��.��M �.�• M ... � � � ,. ��. ,. Consistency 'th lan -- The housing activit'tes to be undertaken with CDI3G, I-IOME, ESG, and HOPWA funds �re consistent wsth the strategic plan. S�ction 3-- It will camply urith section 3 of the Housing and Urban Development Act of 1968, and �s��lc'3��i�ti�a�} regulations at 24 CFR Part 135. FY e `� { � y,rc.:*'• . %�„• j .. c�� y� t'� .....�.� � � ��' . ....�.�.. ...�.. � � �, �,.., �gr. ��„s „, � �.. �y��F•-fi�. �."�,�.,��"L"�u �n�'-. � w��.� q�``. � q��p �. Signature�Authorized Official _�. � George C. Campbell Name . �. _ Ciry Mana�;er Tit1e � a,. _ �n w — - � 215 E. McI�inney Stseet Address — �..... — — Denton Teaas 76201 City�State�Zip _ (940) 349 8307 Telephone Number R+� Specific CDBG Certifications The Entitlernent Coinrnunity certifies th�i: Citizer� arti�i aiio -- It is in fiill compliance and following a detailed citizen participation plan that satisfies the requirernents of 24 CFR 91.105. Co uniiy eve�o er�t la� -- Its consolidated llousing and camtnunity development pl�n identifies communiiy development and l�ousing needs and specifies both shart-terPn and long-tertn cammunity development objectiv�s that provide decent Eiousing, expand ecanomic op�art��nities primarily far persons ai low �enct moderate income. (See CFIZ 24 57Q.2 and CFIZ 24 part 570} F�'m�lo °tx� �� -- It is following a current consolidated plan (or Comprehensive Housing Affordability Strategy} that has been approved by HUD. �Tse rsf uneis -- It has complied with the foilowing criteria: Maximum Fe�sible Priorit�r -�'Jith respect to acrivities expected to be assisted with CDBG funds, it certifies that it has developed its Action Plan so as to give maximun-� fea�ible priority to activities which benefit low and inoder�te income families or aid in ti7e preventio�l or elitnination of slums or blight. The Action Plan may aiso include activities which the gr�ntee certiEies are designed to ineet othez co unity development needs having a partic�ai�r urgency because e�isting conditions pose a serious and immediate threat to the he��Ith ar welfare of the cominunity, and ather financial resources are not avaiiable}; '"- i '� .�� - � �. +� � E �+,, I�t #' * * _ . . . . • - i - • - . , . _ �- a * � � � - !' * " � r �, • � , * • • Howeve�, if CI7BG �unds are used to pay the proportion of � fee or assessment that relates to tlie c�ipital costs of public improvements (assisted in part with CDBG funds} financed from ather revenue sources, ar� assessment or charge may be rn�cde against the properry with respect to the public irnprovements financed by a source other than CL?I3G fiinds. �:. • !. '. � � . �.... M�, �.... � �, ': , • , � .", ! • • ',, � . .: ��: R ! �:. . ,,. � • ' 1.. .. . ... . _, . ., . R ' �' • • -.,,.. � . " . . � _ „ � ' , ! �.:. • • ...... �.. � ;. • � M,.. �... � �:: .. w : • � �., ',. • �. ,.. , ' • � � �.. :# � ! • ■ *, Excessive Force -- It has adopted and is enforcing: A policy prohibiting the use of excessive force by law enforcement agencies within its jurisdiction against any individuals engaged in non-violent civil rights demonstrations; and A policy of enforcing applicable State and local laws against physically barring entrance to or exit from a facility or location which is the subject of such non-violent civil rights demonstrations within its jurisdiction; Compliance With Anti-discrimination laws -- The grant will be conducted and administered in conformity with tide VI of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 (42 USC 2000d), the Fair Housing Act (42 USC 3601-3619), and irnplernenting regulations. Lead-Based Paint -- Its activities concerning lead-based paint will comply with the requirements of part 35, subparts A, B, J, I� and R, of title 24; Compliance with Laws -- It will comply with applicable laws. ��r� �^°°' � �� Signature/Authorized Official �..._�.� _�..�� . �.-_ Date _� �.� .,,,, . �I � C�crai��',c C t `z�t��1��1� J Name • ---- - � �:s�� t{lr��pt ��.... M.w __ , � Title C... 215 E. IVI� �,.��fa�:y Street _� _.. . ..�_�...., _.....KV _...._ w.� Address �� w. _ ............._..wa. _ � -�—�—� Denton Texas 76201 City/State/Zip r_.... .._ _ - (940 349-8307 IA_u � ... � .....,_..,. _._—� Telephone Number Page 39 � ;� � , � • . . � � � Tenant Based Rental Assistance -- If the participating jurisdiction intends to provide tenant-based rental aSSiStdIlCe: ' r � � � r � • ,... i M' • ,, ! ! ..,. .� ' � ,, ! ,: � ' ! � � ." ! , .. . ♦ i:.. i � ! ! �;., . ,.��N �,..�i � :��.:♦ M :� ' • ��. ..,, � [ ". � �,, �.. • ' �' � ' � *, ... �. " : . ! ' . � M��'�.. ! i • ��,.. + , . � � i •�',. � ) ' ' � �' � f'i � ` 4 • �.� � . ... a . .. . '. ��.: • ` M� �.:. �. �: * ... •� � • . ,..'. _ . _. � . .... * �.:... . ... �. .. ' i•�..� •�:� ! ��! ' ...,..• �— • ' ...�..�..� � • � • � , -a • s a a- � � a � �,„"�`�°� � ,� �� . � � �.�c� � � .r �� .�� _ Signattzire/Autharized Official � � �� 1 Date w Geor�e C. Campbell 1 Name �. ---� , � , a... Ctry Mana�er� � TitEe . _._ ._ . 215 E. McKinney Street � Address - ---__ ._.� .. Denton Texas 762d1 _ __ __ _ _...._ -..__w_I City/State/Zip —_. I (940) 349-8307 , Telephone Number I' � • . 1" ! • • . . : • . � I.al�bying Certifacati�n This certificatian is a m�terial representation oE f�ct upan wliich reliance was placed when this transac�ion was made or entered into. �ubmission of this certification is a prerequisite for making or entering into this transaction imposed by sectian 1352, title 31, U.S. Cade. Any person wha fails to fite the required cerrification shall be subject ta a civil penaity of not Iess than �1Q,000 and not inare than $$10Q,oaa rar ez�� SUCI� f��ru�e. rug-Free or l�ce Certifc�tion 13y signing and�or submitting this �pplication or grant agreement, the grantee is providing the certification. The certiitcation is a materiai representarion of fact upan wllich reliance is placed wl�en tl�e agency awards the grant. If it is later determined that the grantee kt�owingly rendered a false certiEication, or otherwise violates the requirements of the Drug-Free Warkpiace Act, HUD, in addition to any other reinedies available to the Federal Governinent, may take action autliorized under the Drug-Tree Workplace Act. Workplaces under grants, for grantees other th�n individuals, need not be identified an the certificatian. If knawn, they may be identified in tl�e grant application. If the grantee does not iden�ify the workplaces at the titne of �ipplic;�tion, or u�an awardg if there is no application, the grantee Pnust keep thc identity of the workplace(s) oii fiie in its office and make the information avaiiable for Federai inspection. Failure to identify �il known warkplaces canstitutes a vialation af the grantee's drug-free workplace require�nents. Warkplace identifications must include the actual address af buildings (or ptirts of buildings) or other sites where wark under the gr�nt takes pllce. Categorical descriptions may be used (e.g., alI vehicles of a inass transit autl�ority or St�te highw�y department while in operation, State etnployees ili each iocal unemployinent office, performers in cancert halls or radio stations). If tl�e workplace identified to the agency changes during the performance of tl�e grant, the grai�tee shall inforin the agency oF the change(s), if it previously identified the workplaces in question (see paragraph three). 8. Ti�e grantee may insert in the space provided beiow tlie site(�) far the perfortnance of work done in connection with the specific grant: Place of I'erfarmance (Street �ddress, city, counry, state, zip code) Check if there are wotkplaces on file that are not identified here. The certification with regard to the drug-free workplace is required by 24 CFR part 21. _ _ . Place Name Street City County State � Zrp u. - - � Coinmunity L7evelopment 601 E. Hickary, Denton Denton T'X ' 76265 Departinent Suite B n ��ee.... -- - — -� - - -- - .m I ....__.__....._ ._ � __ .._ .._ � ._ ..... _.__. _.._ _._.. _.... _. ... �� _ _ _ ....... ......� �� _.�. .�.....M.M.M�... �,�.... ............. . _ � .. . . . . _ . ___-__..M .M ... .. ........_ ��-- �_..__—. _ _.._._ .. ......�..___.._ ......_ .._ .__....�.. ..._.. . *._- * Definitions of terms in the Nonprocurement Suspension and Debarment common rule and Drug-Tree Workplace common rule apply to this certification. Grantees' attention is called, in particular, to the following definitions from these rules: "Controlled substance" means a controlled substance in Schedules I through V of the Controlled Substances Act (21 U.S.C. 812) and as further deFined by regulation (21 CFR 1308.11 through 1308.15); "Conviction" means a finding of guilt (including a plea of nolo c•ontendere) or imposition of sentence, or bodi, by any judicial body charged with the responsibility to determine violations of the Federal or State criminal drug statutes; "Criminal drug statute" means a Federal or non-I�ederal criminal statute involving the manufacture, distribution, dispensing, use, or possession of any controlled substance; "Employee'° means the ernployee of a grantee direcdy engaged in the performance of work under a grant, including: a. All "direct charge" employees; b. all "indirect charge'° employees unless their impact or involvement is insignificant to the performance of the grant; and c. temporary personnel and consultants who are directly engaged in the performance of work under the grant and who are on the grantee's payroll. This definition does not include workers not on the payroll of the grantee (e.g., volunteers, even if used to meet a matching requiretnent; consultants or independent contractors not on the grantee's payroll; or employees of subrecipients or subcontractors in covered workplaces). Note that by signing these certifications, certaiti documents gnust be completed, in use, and on file for verification. These documents include: 1. Analysis of Impediments to Tair Housing 2. Citizen Participation Plan 3. s1t�t� clts��:�c�s��ci�t and Relocation Plan P ��d ✓� ...��.� � �� ,r � .��. ,�� ...,� �^ - Signature/Authorized Official � C,�c�i�e, C. Ct��r�rc�� Narne w _ ._. __� .. __�_ ._, ... ._,.,�' e.�..t �s� ?�� tar�!�� w— Title _...... 215 � �is 1��` Street I Address _...-� DenEC;�ei, Texas 76201 City/State/Zip W.� u � (349) 349-8307 Telephone Number Page 42 � � Date ,� � � �. � � �, � � � � �; � � Page 43 Annual Housing Completion Goals (Table 3l3) Grantee Name.^ Expected Annual Actual Annual Resources used during the period Number of Units Number of Units Progxam Year: To Be Completed Completed CDBG HOME ESG HOPWA ' BENEFICIARY GOALS (Sec. 215 Only) . ... . Homeless householcis ❑ � � � _ Non-1lotneless housel�olds 5Q � � �] ❑ Speci�l needs honseholds U ❑ ❑ Q - — _ Total Sec. 215 Beneficiaries* 5Q � � � ❑ --- —❑ RENTAL GOALS (Sec. 215 Only) Acquisition of ez:isting units ❑ ❑ � ❑ . ❑ ❑ ❑ 1'roduction of new �ts - _ . ._ Rehabilitation oE exis�ng ui�its [� � � � Rental rlssistance ❑ ❑ ❑ _ �, �... �.._ . � �..._ __.� .m � ❑ � ❑ Total Sec. 215 Affordable Rental HOME OWNER GOALS (Sec. 215 Only) . _ _ — - - rlcquisitaon of existing units � [� �� .� ...._ � Pioduction of i�ew u�yits Rehaebilitation of exisiittg uiiits 47 � � _ — .. Honiebuyex Assista�lce 3 �] � ❑ Total Sec. 215 Affordable Owner 5Q � �� ❑ �] �._ .�_ COMBINED RENTAL AND OWNER GDALS (Sec. 215 Onlv) a�cquisitioii of existing ur�ts ❑ ❑ ❑ Pioductioii of new �inits ❑ ❑ ❑ � m.� .__. _ . _ . _ _ Reh�abilitaiion of existing uni�s 4i � � (� �] Res�tal Assistance ❑ � _ _ _.. Homebu�Pea° �ssistance 3 � � Combined Total Sec. 215 Goals* 5Q _ � ___..__ .�� ❑ _ � . ' OVERALL HOUSING GOALS ', (Sec. 215 + Other Affordable Housin�) �nf�ual Rental Housiilg Goat ❑ ❑ ❑ ❑ �nnual Ownex Housing Go�l 50 � (] _ Total Overall Housing Goal 50 � � � Page 44