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HomeMy WebLinkAbout62 of 1974 - A resolution urging the Social Services Committee of the Utah State Legislature and the State Legisl Resolution No. 62 By Tennin2s Phillips, Tr. COMMISSIONER N. Urging the Social Services Committee of the Utah State Legislature and the State Legislature to give con- sideration to the Utah Housing Finance Agency Bill which would assist low income persons to purchase, re- pair and remodel their homes. Presented to the Board of Commissioners AND PASSED OCT 10 1974 GUY RECC' October 10, 1974 Social Services Committee of the Utah State Legislature c/a Senator Ezra T. Clark, Joint Chairman 1106 East 400 North Bountiful, Utah 84010 Gentlemen: Enclosed is a copy of a resolution, passed by the Board of City Commissioners, urging the Social Services Committee of the Utah State Legislature and the State Legislature to give consideration to the Utah Rousing Finance Agency BM,which would assist low income persons to purchase, repair and remodel their homes. It is respectfully requested that you give this matter your earnest consideration. Respectfully, Xq yy City Recorder Enclosure-1 CC: Commissioner Phillips Files October 10, 1974 The Honorable Warren E. Pugh President of the Utah Senate State Capitol Building Salt Lake City, Utah 84114 Sir: Enclosed is a copy of a resolution, passed by the Board of City Commissioners urging the Social Services Committee of the Utah State Legislature and the State Legislature to give consideration to the Utah Housing Finance Agency Bill which would assist low income persons to purchase, repair and remodel their homes. It is respectfully requested that you give this matter your earnest consideration. Respectfully, City Recorder Enclosure CC: Commissioner Phillips Files October 10, 1974 The Honorable Rowans C. Nielson Speaker of the House of Representatives State Capitol Building Salt Lake City, Utah 84114 Sir: Enclosed is a copy of a resolution, passed by the Board of City Commissioners, urging the Social Services Committee of the Utah State Legislature and the State Legislature to give consideration to the Utah Housing Finance Agency Bill which would .assist low income persons to purchase, repair andxemodel their homes. It is respectfully requested that you give this matter your earnest consideration. Respectfully, City Recorder Enclosure -1 CC: Commissioner Phillips Files ROLL CALL VOTING Aye Nay Salt Lake City,Utah, October 10 19 74 Mr.Chairman 1� I move that th Resolution be opted. Greener ✓ \ Hammen t/�fll lr /1) Harrison Phillips / OLUTION Result WHEREAS, many residents of the State of Utah cannot presently purchase housing because of high interest rates and lack of money for housing in private financial institutions; and WHEREAS, many residents of Salt Lake City currently live in older sections of the community and are unable to get money to remodel and restore housing because of practices by private financial insti- tutions which deny money to these areas other than on the basis of the ability to pay; and WHEREAS, the effect of denial of money by area is to force families out of the city thus creating school closure, and property being bought by speculators and frequent consequent deterioration; BE IT THEREFORE RESOLVED that the Board of Commissioners of Salt Lake City urges the Social Services Committee of the State Legislature and the State Legislature assembled in 1975, to give consideration to the Utah Housing Finance Agency Bill which would have the effect of assuaging the above mentioned complaints by raising money through the sale of bonds, passing that money on to the private fr nancial institutions with the understanding that those institutions would pass the savings in interest on to the consumer and make money available to the citizens of the State of Utah which would not other- wise be available for the purpose of home purchase, fix-up and remod- eling, and distribute the money on the basis of population to qualify households without discrimination by area and would provide additional means of financing the purchase, remodeling and restitution of older residential structures. Passed by the Board of Commissioners of Salt Lake 'ty, Utah, this 10th day of October , 1974. MA ITY RER