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Home My WebLink AboutResolution - 2018-R0239 - Funding Recommendations CDSB - 07_26_2018Resolution No. 2018-R0239 Item No. 6.12 July 26. 2018 RESOLUTION 13E IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF 1.111MOC'K: TIIAT the City Council hereby adapts the recommendation o€' the Community Development Services Board 10 allncatc l llited States [)epurlmLnt o€' 1101Ising and Urban Development F Y 201 R-19 Community Development Mock, Grant, 1 lonu Investment Partnership Program, and I mcrgency Solutions Grant lands in order to provide financial assistance for community development projects in the City o€' l.ubhock. Passed by the City Council on July 26, 2018 DANIEL M. POPE, MAVM ATTEST: Itebe •ca Garza. Cite Sccrctar% - APPRON'ED AS TO CONTENT: APPROVED AS TO FORM: 7�-�j I L)-,�� .0 Justin fruit . As istant C ty Attorney cedoes)RES Adoption Cr75R RCmninwnr7t}on - Alloc;itwii of 1-Y 2018-I1+ 1itJD Funds 2018/2019 CDSB recommendations For CDBG, HOME & ESG Regular City Council Meeting Meeting Date: 07/26/2018 Information Agenda Item Resolution - Community Development: Consider a resolution authorizing the City Council to approve funding recommendations proposed by the Community Development and Services Board (CDSB) for FY 2018-19. The funding sources originate from United States Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) under the Community Development Block Grant (CDBG), Home Investment Partnership Program (HOME), and the Emergency Solutions Grant (ESG). Item Summary CDSB proposed recommendations for FY 2018-19 CDBG, HOME, and ESG program funding. HUD informed the City of Lubbock that the City was eligible to receive FY 2018-19 consolidated formula allocation totaling $3,176,169. This year the City received 25 applications for CDBG, HOME, and ESG funds. Lubbock citizens participated in this year's funding process through the activities of the CDSB. In making recommendations, the CDSB kept in mind the goals of the City Council and the Consolidated Plan priorities. A schedule of the recommended funding is included as supporting documentation. Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) $2,030,304 HOME Partnership Investment Program (HOME) $ 975,878 Emergency Solutions Grant (ESG) $ 169,987 April 11 `h, 25"' and May 911' Applicant Presentations before CDSB June 13`h CDSB approved recommendation of Allocation to City Council June 281h — July 13" Availability of Proposed Allocation (2018/2019 Action Plan Draft) July 11" Public Hearing held at CDSB meeting No comments received during Public Comment Period or Public Hearing Fiscal Impact Federal funds will be used from the CDBG, HOME, ESG programs. Maximum amount allocated to the projects and activities is $3,176,169. Staff/Board Recommending Karen Murfee, CD Director 2018-2019 Housing Urbau Development (11UD) Community I]evelopnrcnt Block Grant (C'IMR.) 2.00,303 flume Investment Partnership Program (I IONIE) 9 75,87,8 Emergency Solutions Grant (ESG) 169.987 Total Fu nd ing Sources S 3,176.169 Community Developnrm Block Grant Recommended Agency Project Funding Community lieallh Center of Lubbock Amell Benson Denial Scr,,ice Expansion $ 33.000.00 First I'm gcssi,,e Ba )list C'IlurcIi SWAG 5 33,000,00 Parenting Cottage Parentin vToolkii S 5,{R1I1,011 CASA of the South Plaint 1'ohtnkvr Ad%ocate S 33.500,00 Lubbock Children's lieallh Clinic Utilities Assistance S 15.500.00 Bip Brothers Big Sisters Children Impacted bv Familial lncamerati S 71000.00 YWCA of Lubbock Youth Services S 15.500,00 YWCA of Lubbock Child Care Scv.ices S 44,545,00 YWCA nf'Lubbock Special Nceds Program S 311.000.00 Lubbock Boys, & Girls Club Boys .0 Girls Club D-Leagnie S 221,000.00 Communities in Schlx7ls Drop -out Prcvenlion S 2-1 000,00 Work -force Solutions Childcare .a 28,,rtii 110 Children's A&rocacy Center Gumhdu e Parkua • Forensic Services Sidovalk S 12,000 S 94,000 YWCA of Lubbock Indkuor Playground S 350,000 CD Dr artmenl. ['itoI'Lubbooek Minor Rehabs S 563,699 CD Deytarmiew, Cil of Lubbock Field Ser ices,'Direct L]eliye S 300,000 CD Department, City of Lubbock hidirect Cost S 41,000 CD UX-parimerlt, ['ily of ob sick iAdmin i _ _ I_ mi.-m urn tor,, es m :rect 1 4 '65,060 i'[)TAL CI7RG-❑TIIFR 5 1,725.750.111) S ,030,304-M) IIonic Itt''r"Inicul Parlitet'ship Program (tli )NIl'.I Cont. I lousing, Resource Doarcl CIiDO Operations S 50.000.00 Com. Housin g Resource Board Affordable Rental Housine S 200.0000) CD Department. City of Lubbock CD I lousing Projects S 528 291-IXI Ilabimi for Humanity Habitat new construction S I C}I),SIIIII-11f1 LD Department. C'iIN of Ltl beck ,,1,�„ 11'•I° a;1lrt.iirl) 1 3 i7,�ii7.i)ti Emer), ncy Solutions Grant (ESGI Emergency Shelter Operations & Sei-% ices $23,087. WPS of Lubbock Rapid Re -Housing S28?0t1 S 51.287.00 Emergency Shelter Operations & Scn ices N 31,51111, Saltation Army, Rapid Re -Housing S 19,511t1 S 51.0O0.01) Emergeno Shelter Operations S Sen ices s2s.uon , Familv Promise of Lubbock, Inc. Rapid Re -Housing S23.000 $ 51.000.00 HMIS 5 4,000.00 L) I kparmcnl, L it4 of LubbockI ruiinin f+ '' o maximum i S 12,700.00 S 169.987 TOTAL OFALL GlCkN 'S S 3,176,16'}