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HomeMy WebLinkAboutResolution - 177 - Application - HUD - Preliminary Loan For Low-Rent Public Housing, LHA - 06_14_1979RESO #177 - 6/14/79 RESOLUTION A RESOLUTION APPROVING THE SUBMISSION OF AN APPLICATION FOR A PRELIMINARY LOAN FOR LOW -RENT PUBLIC HOUSING BY THE HOUSING AUTHORITY OF THE CITY OF LUBBOCK TO THE DEPARTMENT OF HOUSING AND URBAN DEVELOPMENT. WHEREAS, the United States Housing Act of 1937 provides that there shall be local determination of the need for low -rent housing to meet needs not being adequately met by private enterprises; and WHEREAS, under the provisions of the United States Housing Act of 1937, the Department of Housing and Urban Development is authorized to provide financial assistance to public housing agencies for low -rent housing; and WHEREAS, the City of Lubbock has contracted with the Housing Authority of the City of Lubbock to provide and do certain activities and services in connection with the development of low -rent public housing; and WHEREAS, the City Council has determined that it would be in the best interest of the citizens of the City of Lubbock for the submission of an application for a preliminary loan for low -rent public housing be approved; NOW THEREFORE: BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF LUBBOCK: THAT the Housing Authority of the City of Lubbock shall cause to be prepared and shall send to the Department of Housing and Urban Development an application for financial assistance for 132 dwelling units of low - rent public housing to be provided by new construction, or by acquisition, or by acquisition and rehabilitation of existing housing and for a preliminary loan in the amount of twenty-six thousand, four hundred dollars, ($26,400.00)., THAT in connection with the development and operation of any program or activity receiving federal financial assistance under the United States Housing Act of 1937, regardless of when such program or activity or any portion thereof was or is initially covered by any contract, the Housing Authority of the City of Lubbock will comply with all requirements imposed by Title VI of the Civil Rights Act of 1964, Public Law 88-352, 78 Stat. 241; the regulations of the Department of Housing and Urban Development issued thereunder, 24 CFR, Sub -Title A, Part 1; and the requirements of the said department thereunder. Passed by the City Council this 14th day of June ,1979. ,. EST: D EST, MAYOR E elyu Ga' ga, ity Se -Treasurer APP OV AS TO FORM: ViNI Foster, C. D. Coordinator TIED TO RESO #177 - 6/14/79 AFFIDAVIT OF POSTING OF NOTICE STATE OF TEXAS COUNTY OF LUBBOCK I, the undersigned Evelyn Gaffga, Clerk of the City of Lubbock, Texas, do herewith certify that on the 8th day of June , 19 79 - at the hour of 5:00 o'clock P .m., I did post a Legal Notice in words and figures following to -wit: "PUBLIC NOTICE OF MEETING TAKE NOTICE THAT A MEETING OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF LUBBOCK, TEXAS will be held at commencing at 9:30 o'clock a.m. on the 14th day of June, 1979, to consider and act upon the following: A RESOLUTION APPROVING APPLICATION FOR PRELIMINARY LOAN FOR LOW -RENT PUBLIC HOUSING." on a bulletin board at a place convenient to the public in the City Hall of the City of Lubbock, Texas, as required by V.A.T.S., Article 6252-17, of Vernon's Annotated Texas Statutes, as amended, Witness.my hand and the seal of said city this 14th day of June _i9 72 - {Seam xdcgcx City of'Cu ;, Texas -` City Secretary -Treasurer TIED TO RESO #177 - 6/14/79 MINUTES OF THE MEETING OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF LUBBOCK, TEXAS HELD ON THE 14TH DAY OF JUNE, 1979 On the 14th day of June at 9:30 o'clock a.m. , the City Council of the City of Lubbock, Texas met in Regular Session. The meeting was called to order and on roll call the following members of the body were present: MESSRS: Mayor Dirk West, Mayor Pro Tem Alan Henry, Councilwoman Carolyn Jordan, Councilman Bill McAlister, Councilman M.J. Aderton ABSENT: None Also present were City Manager, Larry Cunningham, City Attorney John C. Ross, Jr. City Secretary -Treasurer, Evelyn Gaffga The__ Mayor ordered that the following Waiver and Consent be be spread upon the Minutes: WAIVER OF NOTICE OF AND CONSENT TO SPECIAL MEETING We, the undersigned, do hereby accept notice of this special meeting, waiving any and all irregularities in theservice of notice and do hereby consent and agree that the City Council of the City of Lubbock, Texas, shall meet at its regular meeting place at o'clock on the day of for the following purpose: TO CONSIDER AND VOTE ON A RESOLUTION APPROVING APPLICATION FOR PRELIMINARY LOAN FOR LOW -RENT PUBLIC HOUSING FOR THE CITY OF LUBBOCK, TEXAS; and To transact any other business that may come before the meeting. There being a quorum present, the following business was transacted: The following Resolution was introduced by Jim Bertram, Director of Planning read in full and considered: The Resolution was read in full, considered and discussed. Councilwoman Jordan moved its adoption and Mayor Pro Tem Henry seconded the motion. On roll call the following vote was recorded: AYES: Mayor West, Mayor Pro Tem Henry, Councilwoman Jordan, Councilmen McAlister Names and Aderton NAYS: None Names Thereupon the Resolution was declared duly adopted and passed. ADJOURNMENT: Meeting adjourned at 4.05 o'clock R M. (SEAL) APPROVED: ATTEST: Mayor City Se etary 1, EVELYN GAFFGA C E R T I F I C A T E (Secretary) of the City of Lubbock, Texas, hereby certify that I have compared the annexed extracts from the minutes of the `regular meeting of the City Council of said City held on the 14th day of June, 1979, with the original thereof, recorded in the official minute book, and that it is a correct transcript therefrom and of the whole of said original; that the annexed extract of the minutes of the meeting is a true and complete transcript of such minutes and that the Resolution contained therein is a true, complete, and accurate copy of the Resolution adopted at said meeting. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have hereunto set my hand and Seal of the City of Lubbock, Texas, this day of June 19 79 (SEAL) ecretary CY ATTORNEY'S CERTIFICATE AND OPINION I, the undersigned City Attorney for the City of Lubbock, Texas, do hereby certify that I have examined the attached extract from the regular meeting of the City Council of the City of Lubbock, Texas, held on June 14, 1979, and it is my opinion that the aforesaid meeting was duly and legally held and that the Resolutions contained therein were duly and regularly adopted by such governing body in compliance with the laws of the State of Texas , and are not subject to referendum or the time for filing a petition for referendum has expired. Date �1 c�•,� / 17� C L' City Attorney = iastiftcatioo for the Preliminary Loan Housing Authority of the City of Lubbock, Texas Protect No;'Jez"i8-:5' The Preliminary Loan of 26,40o.00 will be utilized for -the following �r ' expenses: i i225:uoTelephone 103_ooPubl ication 1150.00Travet 1030:00Llnployee Benefits 5150.0p ministratiti+e Salary 3200. ao Legal Costs 1295.005undry Planning t 3,100 : oo phi tectural &Engineering Fees 215. o0 office Supplies .L y' (I S s S 4. r . ; - ;;. PART :11- FINANCIAL FEASIBILITY Section'1191.1,15(cXlYof the Pµbiic }lousing Program —Development phase regulation provides that a development program may a; approved if the Field Office determines that the project is financially feasible based on. the PHA',s demonstration that the pro. Ject's estimated. operating expenses'will not exceed the estimated operating income without the use of operating subsidy; if not, ahe PHA may request the approval of the required operating subsidy under the conditions and to the extent authorized in Section $41.115(0. To assist the Field Office in its determination, the PHA shall provide the information in this Part. As provided in Section 841.115Icx 2). the dafa in Items and 2 shall be the annual average over the first three -years; of operation based on the operations of a comparable will -managed project and other. 11UD standards for operation includingthose specified In the regu- latioii. I.. ESTIMATE OF P96JECT;At4D TENANT UTIiaTY COSTS. Estimated Amount Per -Unit Per Month aot supplied Tenant lied` Type of Utility or FuelP Quantity Cost...:. Quantity-- .:-Coot - a. Water Service Gals. $ ''7.84 Gals. $ None b. Sewage Disposal3. 777 c. Electricity r KWH KWH (Uses; LA] Lighting [] Refrigeration Q0 Ceo"riv No t1e 28.00 Q Other (Identify) d. Gas/LP 7h.rms TAerms (Uses: 0 cooking [� Domestic Hot Water (� Space Heating 0 Other(fdestifyl 1.. Nv:ne 22.00 e. Oil (Type Number 1 Gals,:` N;J4» Gals, N.A. I. Reefing Labor (j'rpj sc! Ope . Plans Only) T S. Other Garbage Collection §.,i ;t"Q� 3,5p (specify) a. , sQ& . x:......, ..z: h. $ub-Total — Pro(eet Supplied Utilities d�''$ R"; } is 4 12 49 1. IIA-Total - Tenant Supplied Utilities l a Aix Cx3 b 50.00 r. Total Project rind T7. enant Utility Casts (h plus i) . t4 62, 49/unit/mo. UtI(lties oonelnaed) Type of SiOom Typo of Installati" (individual dwelling, Nilding,sroup,`or central plants) Space HAoting lag., forced warn air, sseam, hot water) Individual 'dwel l ing (Natural Gas) ;pcmest;c Hot water (e.g. aasomatic fsorage) Individual dwell ing (Auto, storage - Nat. Gas Fire 2. ESTIMATE OF ANTICIPATED OPERATING EXPENSES ¢. Administrative EK area - Estimated, Amount Per Unit Per Month Administrative Salaries (including maintenance supervision); Legal Employee Benefit, and other Administrative Espinosa Total Administrative Expense $ 29=25 b. Tortant Services Expense 12. 59 Soiorive qed ether expense' incurred in providing tenant services and the cost of Other tenant'terwires ectivitios. Tenant Services Ex enso C. 'Utilities Supplied by Project 12 49 Water. Electricity, ties, Fuel, Labor for Beating and other Utilities, above) Sawa, Cbaryes, and other iltillties (from lien lh Taint Utilities Expense` C, oporetion Gild Maintenance , - 11 83 Labor,%Materials, and Contract Costs for all operation and maintenance Including ion Itorial and watchntan aoryfees.- - - i Totaloparotlon'and Maintenanee ` e. Insurance Fire and Extended Coverage; Public Liability; WorFmep'a ComP'•nsation; Empioyars' Liability; Boiler; Automobile; Burglary; Theft and Robbery; and Fidelity•flonds. 8.02 7 Total Insurance F, Payment In Lieu of Taxes (leper feet of c'.below minus 2c above)) A - 02:+rjj t 9• Sub -Total to throqq,ugh fit $ . �• 69 ProvisionMNorou k, for ntlneaEixpaEs>"<ps andt"Reserve (10% of g) 7.67 f re . I. `Estimatednpiitn'p is thfyO r >yEesimate far PILOT maybe omitted. in she ease of protects Where The Coopers; tlpn A;reemene specificatly waiues'PILOT. In she event that a rule of less than 10 percent of sheiler rent has been e5iablis ed'.for P/LOT. this stAtimatte shall re fleet saeh sgdaced 'HUD-52453 7n-7 .Pops 4 4f 5 Pope 3. ESTIMATE OF,AVERAGE MONTHLY CONTRACT RENT OF THE PROPOSEO.PROtECT. t As provided in Section 841.115(c)(3), the data in this item shall be the Projected income for the first fiscal year of operation without use of operating subsidy based upon 95 percent occupancy by a.tenant body selected in accordance with Section 841.115(c)(3). Provide, as submitted pursuant to Part E of the Application (Form HUD-524701 updated income information, any chsafes proposed to the Plan, and a.reaffirmatlon,as to market. Based on the updated information, provide realistic estimates as follows: Per'(1n;t Month $ 200.00 a. Estimate of Average Monthly Gross Rent b. Estimate of Tenant Supplied Utilities (from item 10 $ 50.00 c. Estimate of Monthly Contract Rent (a minus 6) $ 150.00 d. Eatfmate'af Average Monthly t ortttaet Rant bosed upon 93% Oovuponcy (195 z, r), ; 142.50 4. PHA DETERMINATION. The PHA determines that (Check and complete a. or b.): o. ❑ The project's estimated operating expenses, S 84. 36 (Item 2ij, will Vo exceed the estimated operating income, s 142 50 (Item 3d). b. ❑ The prolsot's estimated operating expOnses, S N.A. fftem 20 WILL exceed estimated opemting Income, iRtetri bd). by $ N.A. Otem 2i minus Item 3d)and an operating subsidy of !hot amount will be required. ;. MAXIMUM ALLOWABLE OPERATING SUBSIDY. The PUM amount of estimated required operstingsubsidy(Item 4b) may not exceed the maximum amount that could be approves based on the, following caiealation. Complete the calculation below of Maximum Performance Funding System (PFS) Operating Subsidy. Forms HUD-52720, Funding Formula Data Collection Form; HUD-52720A, Worksheet No. f: Multiplications, and HUD-52720B; Worksheet No. 11: Calculations of Variable Products and Formula Expense Level; and requisite tables, whicl are required to calculate the Allowable Expense Level, will be provided by the HUD Field Office upon request. a. The PUM Allowable Expense Level computed for a now project pursuant to Section 890.105 of 24 CFR Part 890, Subpart A, Operating subsidy - Performance Funding System. (The provisions N.A. of 5ection'$90.110(b) of >said'Final Rule concerting adjustments to the Base year Expense = Per Unit Month Level are applicable fo ttogh ncm,projects). b. Plus: The PUM.Allowable Utilities Expense Level (less utilities labor and other incidental N.A. Per Unit Month utilities expense) as indicottd'in Item 3e, Utilities !lupilirt4 by Project, above. c. Minus: The PUM Contract Rental Income computed pursuant to Item 3d above. e $ N.A. Per Unit Month Of. .Max rnum PFS Operating Sy a plus minus c 4 aubsidY lb (..P ) �,.. , .�.+, S - Per Unit Month.. N.A. !Irhe above calculation does not apply to Alaska, Guam, Puerto Rico and the Virgin Islands.. The max imrmt,operating subsidy eligibility for new projects for PHAs located in these jtrisdictions will be determined based upon an aheady.existing PUM limit or, where no limit has been provided, the limit based upon a formula to be prescribed by HUA. PART III -ADMINISTRATIVE CAPABILITY The PHA may provide any updated information it firs available to assist the Field Office in making the determination required by Section 841.11S(a)(5) of the regulations. All figures have been based on the operation of a 130 unit projectLnow within the LHA.' Current data on the foregoing has been projected on the basis of a' 10% escalation factor per year with the first three yeari*.of occupancy gstimated to be 1982, 1983,and.1984, a total of,371% escalation from to date. - •r +Y.a. t•OVRRMM[NT hItI11TINq Q/IICR, R/ft Y1i-p7e•1!a Poe of -5 of 5 Poe- 5 3 P.O. . , Form Appro.ed No.6$R i569, .( trU 52 ..ianu •• ;, .,. ..: ,.. - ,. U.y`,. DEPARTMENT OF HOUSING AND URBAN DEVELOPMENT .' ANT[RNAL IISE ONl V .. LOW-INCOME HOUSING PROGRAM PROGRAM RESr RV ATION NUMBER APPLICATION FOR PUBLIC HOUSING PROJECT-L.-1-1 this. applicatign'fonfl 4 (or use orily by a Public Housing Agency applying for housing assistance pursuant to Sections 4 and 5 of the United States Housing Act of 1937. 'A separate application shall be submitted for each project. This application should be prepared ' in accordance with'the Public Housing Program -Development Phase Regulations and Handbook and the PHA should submit an original and six copies of ihq application form and any attachments. No financial or technical assistance may be authorized unless a com- pleced. application: form has been ingceived (24 CFR 841.110), atic Hous i n'Q Au'thor1 ty of the -City of Lubbock herch) applies for financial assistance !'or 132' IRtils. ,- ONiuul,lurnr Irr iLlrLl !lnncirrg :l erix'ry �it PIaa,Lnoi Kesel4a1 ion for Ihise units and a Pl. eliminal)' Loan in Ihc,.iniount 111 s 26, 400.00 IS Ie'PICSIM See.AttachTent Joan in Accordance 841.113.) irarfq(li an (t)ananc,rl ((( the 7leeci ji)r anc mg7ii'srec( prefnninari fund; with Section LEGAL. AREA OF OPERATION _ City of Lubbock,'Texas 41{ING ADDRESS OF THE PUB46C HOUSING AGENCY . 51.5 N. Zenith r Lubbock, Texas 79403 . jiGNATVRE AND'T1TLE PFICER AUTH RI O TO SIGN FOR. PUBLfC HOUSING AGENCY DAYF (P D.C. Fair,Jr., Executive Director 12 Apr 79' LOCAL GOVERNING BODY:' NAME - .- � ADDRESS 515 N. Zenith . Housing Authority of the'C)ty of. Lubbock Lubbock, Texas 79403 A LIST OF REQUIRED DOCUMENTS SUBMITTED WITH THIS PREVIOUSLY SUBMITTED', APPLICATION Pit\ Oo_,lnvaulm Tiatiscript ()r General Certificate X - Ve;.Iif otl .Alps 01 ahc Transcript of Pioceedings containing the Local Governing Budy X ;r0o tatln apprormy the Arpl,caiton for a Preliminary Loan. r„ Iperatlon A reenicnt X Ce! l ifwd c• pn ul'ihe TI ntccripI of Proceedings containing the PHA ResOution purstlanl X i!! \%Inds Thy \pplicailun is being made: T, nanttelecwin and Assignmen4 Plan (Form Hl)R.S3037) X. Asstnan, es In Conncdion' with the Development and Operation of a Low -Rent Public X Housing PrUgranl established pursuant to the U.S,H.A. of 1937, as arnended(Form HUDAiR) P. LOCATION OF PROPOSED PROJECT (ni r liax Voits): ldentiir the proposed lecality, location' or community with the locality, County, and Congressional District and the number of units proposed for the 'project; City of Lubbock, Texas. % Lubbock County / 19th Congressional District 132 Dwel 1 ilig Units,,:, i C. PROPOSED HOUSING TYPE AND PRODUCTION METHOD IdentA, for this luppliceaurl. the 1t Apiscd housing type (based �on nc� Notification of Housing Assist an cc' Availability)_ and ptopased Production methud (attath justification where required by the regulations and handbook). TYPE TURNKEY CONVENTIONAL FORCE ACCOUNT:' New Con+traction X Acquisition %/Substantial Rehabilitation `.. ..Acquisition wolSubstantial Rehabilitation APPLICATIQN-P2 D: PROPOSED TYPE pF PROJECT AND DWELLING UNITCHARACTERtSTIPS t PROPOSED TYPE OF, PROJECT (Cheek asapplicohle): M The PHA certifies that the dwelling unit characteristics proposed"in the table below are in accordance with the HAP goals, and in YCedTdance with the Notification of Housing•Assistanec Availability (NOHAA) which it received, except as indicated immediately below: See Attached Progearmning Matrix. O The PHA proposes the following deviation from the NOHAA (supporting documented justification is attached): ,2. PROPOSED DWELLING UNIT CHARACTERISTICS: NUMBER - NUMBER OF D.U.'S BY BEDROOM size BUiLDING TYPE'. OF BLDGS.. TOTAL -. _ D.l1:S 'rFAMILV ANO LARGE FAMILY ELDERLY HNDCPOOR DISABLED i BR - 2.814 3-BR 4-OR 5-BR B - BR EFFI D SD 661 3.8 88 6 132 AW '•._ _ TOTALS 66 8 - 132 (D - Detached Single -Family; SD -: Semi -Detached; R - Row; AW - Walk-up Apartment; AE - Elevators E. FINANCIAL FEASIBILITY'` T'he Field Office i.s.required to determine, In reviewing the application, whether it is likely that the financial feasibility requirements ' for approval of the Developmertt Program (Section 841.119(c)) can be met. To assist the Field Office in its determination: 1, Expenses. The PHA shall sub nut an estimate of project operating expenses to supplement any, information available in the Field Office. 1 Income, The PHA shall submit its conclusions and supporting data on estimated project income, as follows: a. The PHA shall determine the range of renter low-income families residing in the county, or jurisdiction of the PHA if data is available, by the household types which the project would serve (elderlvJnon-elderly, size of family) and Win intervals. h: The percentage distribution of these families by established income intervals shall be recorded. c. The PHA shall determine the estimated rental income of the project by projecting 95%r occupancy which • replicates as nearly as feasible the percentage distribution of families (provided that at least 20% of the families shall be very low-income) and by.applying Its HUD -approved current rent determination standards - - ..- to the median' net Income of :such families in each income interval. - 3. PHA Determination.' The PHA. determines it is likely that: 0 Tile'project's estimated operatingexpenses'will not exceed operating income p0 The project's estimated operating expenses will exceed operating income by S 25.00 per unit per month and an operating subsidy of that amount will he required. 4. Market. By submitting this IApplication, the PHA has determined that there is a market for the proposed project within the range of tenant incomes required by Section 841.1 15(c). S. Plan. The PHA shall submit its plan for attracting families to the proposed project and achievt<Ig.occupancy in accordance, with Section.941:115(c) and the data submitted under E•1. above. - - F. ADMINISTRATIVE CAPABILITY The Field Office is required to determine, in reviewing the application, whether the PHA has or will achieve the capability toprovide`` adequate administration, including both development and operation of the proposed project as well as existing projects of the PHA. ' The PHA may provide any information which it believes pertinent to assist the Field Office in making its Mermination. This may include a summary of the PHA's previous experience -in developing -and operating existing` projects as well as the progress'the PHA has made towards the resolution of any significant problems, including HUD findings of noncompliance, if any: Anew PHA should summarize how it will achieve the required administrative capability to develop and operate proposed project, G. PHA ASSURANCES $y suhmitting this Application, the 1'IIA certifies that 1. The project will be dcvcloped in -accordance with Section 841.103. 2. the slle will he in compliarwe iyith the standards of Section 941.107(h) 3 The protect tenants will he selected in accordance with Section 841.115(c) and illc Plan %uhmilled under Item F-5 as approved by tllip. A. The l'IIA will comply with the tJnitorio Relocation ASS stilnce and Real Prilperty Aednisilion Policies Act of 11)7011111) Regulation f24 (`FR Tart 42)'and IIIIU llandbooks 1320.1 iuid 1311.1 Rev. ' ATTACHMENT:.. APPLICATI.ON`FOR PUBLIC HOUSING PROJECT: PROGRAMMING: MATRI-X>:- PROPOSED TYPE OF PROJECT 6 DWELL.ING UNIT CIfARACTERISTICS:. PROPOSED DWELLING UNIT CHARACTERt5TIG5_ C#TY Of LUBBOCK CITY tF:LUBBOCIS HUD ;, LJBBOCK NOUSfNG AUTHORITY,: FOR, LOW RENT PUBLIC HOUSING NEW.:' CONSTRUCTION; HOUS'J NG' ASSISTANCE :WEEDS : COALS . FOR LOWER lNC4F1E, `NOT I F I CAT I ON OF HOUSING .. APPLICATION FOR LOW RENT OF LOWER..I-NGONtf,'MOUSENOLD NOUSING'ASSISTANCE'': AS5ISTANCE AVAILABTLI:TY .,:PUBL'IG:HOUSiNG: H"A P -'TABLE (L H''•A P -.TABLE 11I NEW CONSTRUCTIbN FOR: : RENTER HOUSEHOLDS .. :. NEWRENTAL UNITS S..P.A:G: DISTRICT. °.. T: ELDERLY '.:HNDGPO 6R DtSA$LEQ !!NITS _ 5:12. .5 0 29 0 2. FAMt - (4 OR LESS PERSONS)UNITS 1 A ri• lrfa�3 a'a%� 336 T26 T2Es MORE: PERSONS} ;UNITS 35 6 77 6 TOTAL UNITS 2,;4.3 oZ6`rl alol 371 t61. T32 PROPOSED DWELLING:UNtT CHARACTERISTICS-FAR.13.2 UNITS m... ,m c to c Z-, w ,� c:. _ BUILDING TYPE NUMBER OF BEDROOMS `e ° ° " v m -- «+ a e REMARKS m mug p Semi -D'tached, . 1 Bedroom . - -., - -- Si'ngie. occupancy not permitted except , in hoos.Frrg for `eideriy:' Setl{i-)Detached 2 BedroanC 38 `.: 3B. 19 2, Bii U ri is 'wmpr r se:,3Q% of "Farm iy' Un is (4 or Less) ' Semi`-)etached. Bedroom 88 ,: 8B _ _ 44 3:'BR Iitt:t.ts , comer i 5 7_Q$ Of Family Units (4 or Leg s) Semi' -Detached k-Bedr©om Semi --Detached 5 Bedroom S I Detach d 6 BedFoom ff i'ci encyttfidcpd :- $emi-Detached 1 B+tilroom,^ Hndcpd' Semi -Detached 2,Bedroom - Hndcpd TOTALS 126 6 T32 66l 7. t h.. F ,, ram: ; t A L L O C A T I O N A I Z A 5 t uF. • : r NEW CONSTlidn N, , Council of Government/ Contract Total Elderlyt Family Large Fam. •CosErset Tool Elderly/ Sm. Family Large Fa=. Planning District AuthorityOnita Nand4ca 1--3^.ER f3+ BR 7kuthpc� unit Handic la S BY 1+ BE Ark -Tex. Ea.t:Texaa.• $1,23,789 54 22 ' 24 : 8 s60B .192 43Q:.... loo. 204 '' 34 Central Tessa,-6earc - ' of Taxael and-Texasa ` North. Costrsl.Tex" $1221148 58: 27 31 d17 Concha Valley. Wrest Central. Nertax, Y- Permian Basin. South Platers Area Cons.. and Panhandle $374, 02 16V - 24 126 6 $607-.342 257 100 Wes t $ ` l99': 2W S 46 #80 Sea Juan Regional Coomittee and McKinley.. Southwest New Mexico. Southern Rio Grande, Southeastern New..... - Mexico, Middle Rio Grande. Barth Central and Eastern Plat Plat"SpB"LkNSIAL $580�430 ." 253:•' 71 i27:''' 5k $170.806 70 Q i2 29 REHABILITATION Ark -Tex. East Toraa. :. Central Tomas, Bsirt. /� of Tom* and'Texams $2DO.G70 Is 95 0 0 $� West Texas $ 77,168 28 0 0 28 $0 ; Form Approved 0%16 No.63-Rl U.S. DEPARTMENT OF HOUSING AND URBAN DEVELOPMENT 1. NAME OF APPLICANT COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT BLOCK GRANT PROGRAM City of Lubbock 2. APPLICATION/GRANT NUMBER HOUSING ASSISTANCE PLAN B I I TABLE III - THREE YEAR HOUSING PROGRAM THREE YEAR GOAL 7 I- M C - O 4, l ORIGINAL 3. PERIOD OF APPLICABILITY KEY FROM 6-1-79 To5-31-82 PUNCH CODE REVISION, DATE E O AMENDMENT, DATE NUMBER OF LOWER -INCOME HOUSEHOLDS TO BE ASSISTED ELDERLY TYPES AND SOURCES OF HOUSING ASSISTANCE (1.2persons) SMALL FAMILY LARGE FAMILY TOTAL AND HANDI- (4orless (5ormon CAPPED - persons) persons) (a) (b) (cl (d) (e) 1 A. Total Goats for Housing Assistance for Homeowners 5 1 1 (sum of fines 2 and 5) 95 212 214 2 1. New construction Assistance for Homeowners - (sum of 3 and 4) 299 44 3 HUD Assisted Programs FHA 235 & Other 7 61 1 1 4 Other*CD Replacement Housing Payments 37 5 5 2. R^habilitation Assistance for Homeowners (sum of lines 6, 7 and 8) 212 51 100 71 6 Community Development Block Grants I DPS Loans 142 47 62 33 7 HUD Assisted Programs Sec. 312 Rehab. Loans 80 43 8 Other* 0 0 9 B. "Total Goals for Housing Assistance for Homeowners by - 19 0� 41 yo 42 Percentage of Household Type 100% 10 C. Total Goals for Rousing Assistance tor Henter, 743 86 585 69 (sum of lines 11, 14, 17+ 23) 11 1. Assistance for Prospective Homeowners 0 0 Q 0 (sum of lines 12+ 131 12 HUD Assisted Programs 13 Other* 0 14. 2. New Rental Units 261 0 255 6 hurn of lines 15+ 16) 15 HUD Assisted Programs Sec 8 E Pub 11 c' Hods i n _ 2 6 1611 Other- U - U . 17 3. 9chabilitation of Rental L'ni:s 175 20 (^um of lines 18, 79 * 22) ' 213 I . 18 18��• Community Dcveloprnent Block Grants�- 19 HUD Assisted Programs (sum offines 20+21 2o5 10 175 — 10-- 20 Substantial Rehabilitation 125 21 Section 8 Existing with Moderate Rehabilitation 10 22 Other* 0 0 o— 23 4. Existing Rental Units 269 68 155 43 (sum of lines 24 + 27) 24 HUD Assisted Programs (sum of lines 25+26) 25 With Repair - 26 Without Repair SeC. 8 EX i s t I ng 27 other* CD Assistance/Displaced Tenants 28 D. Total Goals for Housing Assistance for Renters by 100% 12 % 79 % 9 Percentage of Household Type 29 E. Total Goals for HUD Assisted Rental Units by 100% °�6 88 % ] Percentage of Household Type 5 NARRATIVE (Attach additional sheets if necessary and identify with items above) J 1. Footnote units to be provided specifically for the handicapped. SEE ATTACHED PAGE * 2.. Describe the programs listed under this category. 3. Describe those actions necessary to facilitate the accomplishment of the goals. CHECK IF APPLICANT WISHES TO REVIEW ALLSTATE HFDA HOUSING PROPOSALS: 0 Previous Edition is Obsolete HUD-7093 rtt, Form Approved Oh•18 No. 63R-1471 U.S. DEPARTMENT OF HOUSING AND URBAN DEVELOPMENT 1. NAME OF APPLICANT COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT BLOCK GRANT PROGRAM I C i tyof Lubbock 2. APPLICATION/GRANT NUMBER ' HOUSING ASSISTANCE PLAN 'i� — — — — TABLE 11-2 — HOUSING ASSISTANCE NEEDS OF LOWER -INCOME HOUSEHOLDS 2 9 3. PERIOD OF APPLICABILITY 4. 5 DATE OF SURVEY(S) USED 1970 Census Data F11 ' d ORIGINAL 1978 KEYPUNCH CODC Q REVISION, DATE Profiles Of Change: 82 FROM: 6-1-79 TO: 5-31-80 Q AMENDMENT, DATE PROVIDE DATA FOR _1976-77 EACH CATEGORY OF MINORITY HOUSEHOLD, AS APPROPRIATE (Check appropriate box) (Check appropriate boxJ ICheckappropriate box! 1. Reserved 1. Reserved . 1. Reserved 2. I1 Black, not Hispanic 2. O Black, not Hispanic 2. ❑ Black, not Hispanic 3. American Indian or Alaskan Native 3. Q American Indian or Alaskan Native 3. American Indian or Alaskan Native STATUS OF MINORITY 4. Hispanic 4. 00 Hispanic 4. Q Hispanic HOUSEHOLDS REOUIRING S. Asian or Pacific Islander 5. Q Asian or Pacific Islander 5. (] Asian or Pacific Islander ASSISTANCE • ELDERLY f12 SMALL LARGE ELDERLY (1.2 SMALL LARGE ELDERLY f1.2 SMALL LARGE TOTAL persons! FAMILY f4 or FAMILY (5 or TOTAL persons! FAMILY (4 or FAMILY (5 or persons! FAMILY (4 or FAMILY (5 or ' and HANOI. less Persons) more persons) end HANDI less personsl more persons) TOTAL HANDI- less persons) more persons) CAPPEO CAPPED CAPPED CAPPED (e) (f-1) (11-2) 0.3) (f-4) (0-1) (g-2) (g-3) (g-4) (h.1) (h-2) (h.3) (h-4) 1 A. Total Owner Households (sum of lines 2and 31 284 1 4 188 32 572 125 I 38 58 2 Owner Households to be _ Displaced during the three year program 44 14 20 10 42 1_4 18 10 3 Owner Households (excluding displacees) 240 50 168 22 530 111 371 48 4 B. .Total Renter Households (sum Wines s and 6) 238 57 150 31 427 95 287 45 5 Renter Households to be Displaced during the three year program 64 21 28 15 49 16 22 11 a Renter Households (excludingdisplaceesl 174 36 122 16 378 79 265 34 REMARKS HUD-7092 (6.78) Form Approved OUR Nn 91.14tE71 U.S. DEPARTMENT OF HOUSING AND URBAN DEVELOPMENT 1. NAME OF APPLICANT COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT BLOCK GRANT PROGRAM City Of Lubbock 2. APPLICATION/GRANT NUMBER HOUSING ASSISTANCE PLAN B I — 1 7 1 g— M I C 4 8 0 0 2 2 TABLE II-1 — HOUSING ASSISTANCE NEEDS OF LOWER -INCOME HOUSEHOLDS 3. PERIOD OF APPLICABILITY 4. 5. DATE OF SURVEY(S) USED ® ORIGINAL 1970 Census Data File: - - [� REVISION, DATE 1978 KEYPUNCH CODE FROM: 6-1-79 TO: 5-31-80 Q AMENDMENT, DATE Profiles of Change: 1976-77 B-1 NUMBER OF HOUSEHOLDS ALL HOUSEHOLDS ALL MINORITY HOUSEHOLDS ALL FEMALE -HEADED HOUSEHOLDS ELDERLY (1-2 SMALL LARGE ELDERLY 11-2 SMALL LARGE ELDERLY (1.2 SMALL FAMILY LARGE FAMILY STATUS OF HOUSEHOLDS REQUIRING ASSISTANCE persons! FAMILY (4 or FAMILY (5or persons) FAMILY (4 or FAMILY (5or persons) (4 or (5 or TOTAL and less moreHANDI. TOTAL and less TOTAL and less more persons) persons) HANDI- persons) persons) HANDI- persons] persons! CAPPED - CAPPED CAPPED Is) (b-1) (b-2) (b3) (b'-4) (e-1) (c-2) (c-31 (c-4) (d-1) (d-2) (d-3) (d.4) 1 A. Total Owner Households - (sumoflines 2and 3) 3399 727 2350 322 856 189 578 89 1188 264 816 108 2. Owner Households to be Displaced during the three year program 114 37 51 26 87 28 39 20 45 24 16 5 3 Owner Households (excludingdisplaceesl 3285 690 2299 296 796 161 539 69 1143 240 800 103 4 Percentage of Total by Household Type 100% 21 % 69 % 9 % 5 B. Total Renter Households (sum of lines 6, 7 and 81 2511 545 1720 246 666 153437 76 881 204 596 81 6 Renter Households to be Displaced during -the three year program 146 48 65 33 113 37 50 26 58 31 20 7 7 Renter Households (excludingdisplacees) 2365 497 1655 213 553 116 387 50 823 173 576 74 8 Households Expected to Reside 0 0 O T 0 0- 0 0 0 9 Percentage of Total 8 by Household Type 100% 22 % 30 % % NARRATIVE (Attach additionaf sheers, fl necessary) 1. Data sources and methods. SEE ATTACHED PAGES 2. Special housing needs of lower -income households. NONE Heplaces rorm rtuu-rutb.v,wmcn Isuosoiete Page 1 of 2 Pages I HUD-7092 (6.78) 1