02/12/1991 - Minutes Community Development Advisory Committee
Minutes
February 12, 1991 `y�M
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In attendance: Ranae Pierce, Rosemary Grim, Rosemarie Rendon,
Nancy Saxton, Rawlins Young, Marion Willey, Hermoine Jex, ``r''
Curley Jones, Russell Allred, Boyd Mattinson and Kim Anderson.
Staff : Stephanie Harpst and Sherrie Hansen.
Excused: Diana Smoot.
Meeting was called to order at 5:45 p.m.
Stephanie reported on President Bush's announcement to turn
federal program funds back to the individual States . She also
explained how this could effect future CDBG funds .
The Homeless Daycare proposal was presented by Marilyn Treshow
and Susan Hill . This program would provide a service to
homeless and low/mod income families who need daycare services
while looking for jobs . They told CDAC that they are currently
looking at the Community Council Multi-Purpose Center as a
site.
Debra Mair along with four physically disabled staff members
presented the Utah Independent Living Center proposal . This
program teaches handicapped people skills that are needed to
become more independent in their homes and communities . UILC
currently leases a 1, 970 ft. building but would like to obtain
a building with at least 4,400 to 5,000 sq. ft. to house staff
and expand their current program. Funding would be for
building acquisition.
Ken Eltinge presented the Sugarhouse Community Development
Corporation proposal. This proposal is for operating costs to
further establish the Sugarhouse CDC. This CDC is currently
working with State agencies and banks looking for funding to
purchase a multi-family project.
Stephanie then reminded CDAC of their Workshop scheduled for
February 23 . She suggested that CDAC select two Subcommittees .
One Subcommittee to work on CDAC Intents and one Subcommitte to
make base recommendations to present to the main committee
before their Workshop.
Ranae moved and Rosemarie 2nd to set up 2 subcommittees, 1
subcommittee to work on intents and 1 to work out base
recommendations . Voice vote taken resulted in favor of this
motion. Motion passed. It was decided that Rawlins, Marion,
Kim and Ranae would work on the intents and Kim, Russell and
Rosemarie would work on base recommendations.
Meeting adjourned at 9 : 00 p.m.
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Community Development Advisory Committee
Minutes
February 7, 1991
In attendance: Ranae Pierce, Rosemary Grim, Rosemarie Rendon,
Nancy Saxton, Rawlins Young, Marion Willey, Hermoine Jex,
Curley Jones, Russell Allred and Kim Anderson. Staff:
Stephanie Harpst and Sherrie Hansen.
Excused: Boyd Mattinson and Diana Smoot.
Meeting was called to order at 5:45 p.m.
Stephanie opened the meeting by announcing that the estimated
amount of SLC' s CDBG allocation from HUD would be approximately
$4, 296,000 . She reported that with this amount, plus the 1%
refunded from 16th Year and slippage, CPPD expected to have an
approximate amount of $4,436,000. (See Attachment A) .
She then introduced Lance Blackwood, Housing Manager with
Capital Planning. He presented the Housing Trust Fund
Proposal.
Lance reported that this program would provide a source of
funding to be used for "housing seed money" . He explained that
this would encourage lending institutions to work with the City
in implementing the programs in the housing policy.
He further explained that the money could be used for
acquisition and rehab of boarded and vacant housing,
acquisition of HUD homes, low interest interim construction
financing, for the purchase of vacant lots and construction of
in-fill housing in targeted neighborhoods, technical assistance
and reduced interest rate financing.
Lance continued that in other Cities, the housing trust fund
programs worked in the same way as SLC' s CDBG Program.
Paul Allred with SLACC presented the SLACC Coordinator
proposal. Paul reported how this position benefits the City
Community Councils and Neighborhood Associations by providing
technical assistance for neighborhood planning. He explained
that this position acted as a liaison between neighborhood
associations and different Departments and Divisions of Salt
Lake City Corporation.
Wyllis Dorman-Li and Harvey Boyd presented the Multi-Ethnic
Cultural Center proposal . Wyllis informed CDAC that the scope
of the project had changed. She told CDAC that they had picked
the Old Home Bread Building located at 935 S. Denver Street for
their project site. She further explained that funding would
be to pay for assessments and design of the building.
Terry Feveryear with the Housing Authority presented the Drug
Elimination Coordinator proposal . She explained that this
position was needed to work with the Housing Authority and with
Capital West Boys and Girls Clubs to help youth in public
housing who need guidance and counseling concerning drug abuse.
Sgt. Orgill and Patricia Primack with Crime Prevention
presented the Crime Prevention and the Neighborhood Cleanup
Programs . Sgt . Orgill explained that the Crime Prevention
program works with neighborhoods to educate citizens on crime
prevention concepts and methods . The Neighborhood Cleanup
Program provides materials and tools to volunteers, community
groups and agencies in neighborhood cleanup projects in CD
eligible areas . Funding is needed to purchase tools and
construction supplies for this program.
Stephanie then asked CDAC for a Straw Poll to fund the Women's
Shelter Construction $110,000 . She reported that the total
project would cost approximately $210,000 and that the County
was asked to fund half of this amount. She explained that the
Shelter would like to move ahead with this project and needed
to know if funding would be available.
Rosemarie moved and Nancy 2nd that the Women's Shelter be
funded at $110,000 . Hand vote taken resulted 4 in favor of
this motion, 6 opposed. Motion failed.
Nancy moved and Rosemarie 2nd that CDAC view this proposal as a
priority and make a funding decision at the CDAC Workshop on
the February 23 . Hand vote taken resulted 6 in favor of this
motion, 4 opposed. Motion passed.
Stephanie reminded CDAC of their next meetings on Tuesday,
February 12 and Tuesday, 19 .
Meeting was adjourned at 9 :00 p.m.
Attachment A
COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT BLOCK GRANT
FUNDING SUMMARY
1991-92
Estimated amount of CDBG allocation
expected from HUD for 17th Year (1991-92) $ 4, 296 ,000
Additional 1% refunded from 40,000
16th Year ( 1990-91 ) allocation
Slippage 100,000
Total estimated amount of CDBG Funds $ 4,436, 000
available for 17th Year (1991-92)
90 CDBG Project Proposals requesting $ 7,591,461
11 Admin requests totaling 661,330
Total amount requested $ 8,252,791