1 of 1981 - RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING THE FILING OF AN APPLICATION WITH THE DEPARTMENT OF HOUSING AND URBAN DEVELOP February 24. 1981
Honorable Ted L. Wilson. Mayor
380 City and County Building
Salt Lake City, Utah
Dear Mayor Wilson:
The Salt Lake City Council, at its meeting this day. approved your
recommendation on adjustments of the 1981 Community Development
Block Grant application as follows:
Reduce the Jefferson Park Development activity by$85.000,
from$75.000 to$10.000.
Reduce the Liberty Park project by$85,000, from$150,000
to$d5,000.
Reduce the Land Write-Down project by$75,000, from$1.310,000
to$1,235,000.
Yours truly,-
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January 18, 1981 •
Honorable Salt Lake City Council
Palmer DePaulis, Chairman
211 City and County Building
Salt Lake City. Utah
Dear Ccunailmsmbers:
A public hearing was hold before the Salt lake City Council on January$
and 13. 1981, to make their decision regarding the funding of Seventh
Year Community Development Projects.
Stephanie Laker of the Planning Department explained that the decision on
the allocation of funds must be made in order that the application for the
funds can be made to Housing and Urban Development in Denver, Colorado,
by March 1, 19e1.
The City Conseilimproved a motion by Oeeso1lmmnber illisarer that the
following statement be added to the resolution being presented as Item 2-
"That the Salt Labs City Council espressos its concerti with the apparent
overlap of programs and possible duplication of admiastavettw costs sad
requests that the Mayor review the affielancy of each administering agency"
and that the Statenumte an Page 2 of the resolution be renumbered 8 through
a.
A first priority of the Ctty Council shall be to provide funding for over-rides
from under-run costs for those projects already appropriated.
Upon motion of Councilmember Stearer. approval was given for the sum of
$185,000 to be taken from the Contingency Lund for Neighborhood Housing
Services expansion thus reducing the Contingenwy Fund to the amount of
$215.000.00.
Salt lake City Council -9- January 19, 1981
The City Council accepted the priority list as proposed for the 7th Year
Community Development Funding.
On January e. 1981, the City Council approved Resolution No. 1 to date
as amended authorising the filing of an application with the Department
of Rousing and Urban Development for Community Development Block
Grant Assistance.
The City Council in meeting this day adopted Resolution No. 1 and
authorised Council Chairman Palmer DePaulia to sip:the sane.
Yours truly,
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City Recorder
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—Resolution 1
RESOLUTION
RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING THE FILING OF AN APPLICATION WITH THE DEPARTMENT
OF HOUSING AND URBAN DEVELOPMENT, UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, FOR COMMUNITY
DEVELOPMENT BLOCK GRANT ASSISTANCE AS AUTHORIZED BY THE HOUSING AND COMMUNITY
DEVELOPMENT ACT OF 1977, PUBLIC LAW 95-128.
WHEREAS, Salt Lake City has been notified by the Department of Housing
and Urban Development that it is eligible to participate in the Community
Development Program; and
WHEREAS, it is the desire of Salt Lake City to apply for this Grant in
order to implement its Community Development Program.
NOW, THEREFORE, be it resolved by the Salt Lake City Council:
1) That the following projects and programs be funded in accordance
with the intent of the City Council:
EMERGENCY HOME REPAIR $ 227,000
PAINT UP PROGRAM 25,000
MULTI FAMILY RENTER PROGRAM 250,000
Intent of City Council - That Neighborhood Strategy Areas receive preference
in the use of these funds, provided that the Redevelopment Agency shall be
sensitive to broad City plans in order to minimize the likelihood that
recently rehabbed homes will be demolished. A loan given for rehabilitation
of any property shall be due in full upon sale, either by deed or contract,
of such property.
HOUSING OUTREACH RENTAL PROGRAM 12,200
Intent of City Council - That these funds be appropriated contingent upon
the funding of this agency by Salt Lake County CD funds and South Salt Lake
City Community Development Funds.
GATEWAY MINI-PARK 129,000
Intent of City Council - That land be purchased with this and the previously
appropriated 6th year money shall be retained by the Redevelopment Agency and
shall not be sold, exchanged or developed in any way without planning and
design approval from the Board of Directors of the Redevelopment Agency.
HOUSING REHABILITATION 1,000,000
Intent of City Council - That Neighborhood Strategy Areas receive preference
in the use of these funds, provided that the Redevelopment Agency shall be
sensitive to broad City plans in order to minimize the likelihood that
recently rehabbed homes will be demolished. A loan given for rehabilitation
of any property shall be due in full upon sale, either by deed or contract,
of such property.
VOLUNTARY CODE ENFORCEMENT (West Side) 14,500
Intent of City Council - That this program should be rewritten so as to achieve
specific goals.
VOLUNTARY CODE ENFORCEMENT (Jackson Area) 14,500
Intent of City Council - Thatthis program should be rewritten so as to achieve
specific goals.
VOLUNTARY CODE ENFORCEMENT (Central City Area) 15,000
Intent of City Council - That this program should be rewritten so as to achieve
specific goals.
LAND WRITE-DOWN 1,310,000
Intent of City Council - That this money shall be administered by the Redevelopment
Agency of Salt Lake City and shall be expended by said agency only upon specific
authorization by the Redevelopment Agency Board of Directors.
INDIAN WALK-IN 190,000
Intent of City Council - That funds to purchase a building and to operate the
programs of this agency shall be definitely secured before these funds to rehab
the building are released and that once the funding is secured the question of
site selection shall return to the City Council for approval.
NEIGHBORHOOD HOUSING SERVICES 285,000
No Intent
Sidewalk Rehabilitation $ 200,000
Street Improvements - Central City
Neighborhood Strategy Area 256,000
Sherwood Park - West Side Neighborhood
Strategy Area 82,500
Jefferson Retention Basin (Peoples Freeway) 75,000
Avenue Park 50,000
Storm Drain, Phase 2 - West Capito1Hill Area 410,000
Central City Neighborhood Strategy Redesign
Sego-Ely Park 84,000
Debs-Van Ness Block Redesign 95,000
Park-Lowell Block Redesign 105,000
Sego Park Block Redesign 82,000
Senior Citizens Recreation Area Expansion 125,000
Rescue Mission Rehabilitation 40,300
Liberty Park 150,000
Urban Cross Roads 4,000
Staff and Office Expenses 200,000
Citizens Participation 52,000
LCRU-FM Community Radio 10,000
East Central Neighborhood Plan 14,000
Update Demographic Data 58,500
Sugar House Community Master Plan 28,500
West Side Neighborhood Plan 19,000
Historical Survey 24,000
Environmental Assessments for CBDG 6,500
Housing Assistance Plan 10,000
Three to Five Year CDBG Plan 60,000
Economic Development Study 71,500
Contingency Fund 215,000
2) That the Salt Lake City Council expresses its concern with the apparent overlap
of programs and possible duplication of administration costs and requests-that the
Mayor review the efficiency of each administering agency.
3) That the Salt Lake City Council does hereby authorize the filing
of an application which includes the request for funding of the aforementioned
projects and programs on behalf of Salt Lake City Corporation with the
Department of Housing and Urban Development for the Community Development
Block Grant Program.
6) That Ted L. Wilson, Mayor of Salt Lake City, Utah, is hereby
authorized to execute and file said application on behalf of Salt Lake
City Corporation, and to act in connection with said application and provide
such additional information as may be required.
That it is the intent of the Salt Lake City Council that the Community
Development Block grant monies be spent as appropriated.
6) That the Salt Lake City Council recognizes that there are other necessary
programs and projects in the City that cannot at this time be funded.
7) That these projects and programs are recognized by the Salt Lake City
Council to be beneficial for the residents of Salt Lake City.
R) That the Salt Lake City Council is aware that there are projects and
programs throughout Salt Lake City that were postponed with the expectation
that those projects and programs would be funded at some future time and that
this has not occurred.
D) That excess monies become available due to cost underruns on various
projects and programs.
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that the Salt Lake City Council recommends that
any and all excess funds be appropriated to the projects and programs set forth
in the following priority:
1. Sewer Rehabilitation - Jackson Area
2. Sugar House Senior Citizen's Center
3. Water Line Installation - People's Freeway Area
4. Para-Medic Service Rescue Unit
5. Drainage Ditch #4 - Central West Area
6. Land Write Down for People's Freeway
7. North West Center Park Improvements
8. Rehab of area torn up at 4th North and Center Streets
9. Solar Dawn Project
10. Morton Meadows Park
11. Hawthorne Block Re-design
12. Land Write Down - West Side Neighborhood Strategy Area
13. Additional funding for Land Write Down
Passed by the Salt Lake City Council this 13th day of January, 1981
"Chairman
City Recorder
Resolution No. 1
By__ City Council
Authorizing the filing of an application
with the Department of Housing and
Urban Development for Community
Development Block Grant Assistance.
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