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HomeMy WebLinkAboutResolution - 4820 - Memorandum Amending 1994-95 CDBG Application - ED To PF/CI - 04/27/1995Resolution No. 4820 April 27, 1995 Item #30 RESOLUTION WHEREAS, the City of Lubbock 1994-1995 Community Development Block Grant Application allocated two hundred forty five thousand dollars ($245,000.00) in the budget for Economic Development and four hundred sixty-three thousand five hundred forty-nine dollars ($463,549.00) in the budget for Public Facilities/ Capital Improvements; and WHEREAS, the City of Lubbock desires to reallocate twenty thousand dollars ($20,000.00) in the budget from Economic Development to Public Facilities/ Capital Improvements and WHEREAS, the City Council of the City of Lubbock finds that it is in the best interests of the citizens of the City of Lubbock to reallocate said funds; NOW THEREFORE: BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF LUBBOCK: THAT the Mayor of the City of Lubbock BE and is hereby authorized and directed to execute for and on behalf of the City of Lubbock a memorandum amending the 1994-1995 Community Development Block Grant Application to reallocate twenty thousand dollars in the budget from Economic Development to Public Facilities/Capital Improvements. Said memorandum is attached hereto and incorporated in this Resolution as if fully set forth herein and shall be included in the minutes of the Council. Passed by the City Council this ATTEST: &-tit - a - Betty M. Johnso City Secretary APPROVED AS TO CONTENT: Doug Goodp*, MErfiaging Director of Health & unity Services APPROVED AS TO FORM: Linda L. Chamales, Assistant City Attorney js/CD-ECODV.REs ccdocs/March 15, 1995 document is available through the Community Development Department in City Hall located at 1625 13th Street. City Council Community Development Goals I. Establish "target neighborhoods and projects for C.D. funding allocations without limiting to most distressed areas. 2. Develop criteria for targeting involving all relevant departments and the public. 3. Coordinate other department resources to "targeted neighborhood projects." 4. Educate public on new approaches to Community Development. 5. Discontinue funding for park improvements with C.D. funds. b. Develop policy recommendations for committed spending levels for eligible activities. a. Maintain a balanced program. 7. Commit the C.D. Program Income ($867,000) to Economic Development. a. Investigate the feasibility of a C.D. "Bank" emphasizing private packaging and servicing of loans. b. Coordinate the "Bank" with several private banks for leveraging 1 purposes. c. Assess C.D. funds "set aside" to combine with program income, for economic development. 8. Pursue Economic Development activities; a. Precede with careful planning. b. Don't limit to the most distressed areas. Look for early successes to 1 build credibility. c. Create "hard jobs" through commercial development or commercial retention. 9. Take a holistic approach to service delivery systems. Create super centers, instead of community centers. 1 10. Bring back recommendations for C.D.A.C. makeup: a. Have low -moderate income representation. b. Draw on representatives that offer relevant expertise. 11. Proceed with recruitment of a C.D. Administrator. IT A I bot CDAC RECOMMENDED FUNDING ALLOCATIONS COMMUNITY REINVESTMENT HOUSING: Residential Rehabilitation $750,000 Down Payment Assistance 50,000 Sclf-Help Paint -Up 50,000 Repair of Last Resort 125,000 Land Disposition 20,000 Barrier -Free Living 40,000 Ding Hands 300,000 New Construction 400,000 PUBLIC FACILITUMCAPITAL IMPROVEMENT: Optimist Bays' & Gins' Club $25,000 Rodgers Community Ccnw Renovations 319,799 ELC Carom Renovations 18,750 MLK Memorial {Archives} 20,000 Neighborhood Enhancement & Beautification 80,000 PUBLIC SERVICES: ELC Foe Assistance $50,000 Summer Sateitite & SMART 90,000 B-POP/R-POP 35,000 h*IMR Youth Outreach Opportunities 63,000 Neighborhood Association Dewtopraeat 12,850 CODE 1 MRCEMENT: Codc Enforcement $172,000 ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT ECONOMIC DEV1M0PMENT: Loans / Rebabiiitation $245,000 ADMINISTRATION ADWWS- RATIUNIFLANNiV�E: $62'7,030 Ca c y $99,571 ECONOMIC DE VEL 0PMENT ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT: Economic Development S245,044 This project will provide for commercial rehabilitation and small business loam to be undertaken primarily in the targeted neighborhoods. The purpose of the project is the creation of permanent low/moderate jobs and the beautification of structures surrounding the targeted areas. Rehabilitations will bring buildings up to code standards and perform external building improvements with a 25% thatch in cash or sweat equity and with a 10 year forgiveable lien. Business loans will be targeted toward small, minority, and women -owned busi- nesses. In order to maintain economic development regulations with HUD, the funds must be leveraged by 713 of the total loan amount from private funds. Applicants will develop business plans through the Small Business Development Center. Paybacks on these loans would create a revolving fund which replenishes itself. This project will not only arrest and prevent blight conditions but will also meet the community need for low/moderate jobs. ,_ JACKSON NEIGHBORHOOD ASSOCIATION March 9, 1995 Lemuel Green City of Lubbock Community Development P.O. Box 2000 Lubbock, TX 79457 Dear Mr. Green: The Jackson Neighborhood Association is in favor of the St. Mary's of the Plains Clinic being assisted with any Community Development Block Grant Funds. The residents of the Jackson Neighborhood are extremely excited about the proposed project and consider the clinic an asset in providing health services to the community. Sincerely, CGv l Marina L. Garcia President fir. Mr.Lemuel Green P.O. Box 2000 1625 13Th. Street Lubbock,Texas March 9, 1995 As president of A.B.N.A.,I wholeheartedly applaud your decision to build a health clinic on North University Aue. As a resident of the area,I am fully aware of the need- ed services such an institution will supply. We are happy to know that our growing number of elderly citizens will finally have easier access to quality health- care,made available through this new facility.This not only lifts the burden from our aging population in the ARNETT-BEN- SON area, but its strategic location will enable the resi- dents of the JACKSON area to also benefit from this health resource. The opening of this new center means opening the door to meaningful,quality health-care to a chronically underse- rved segment in our society. those who actually had to stru- ggle just to reach some distant health facility. Again thanks and GOD BLESS YOU. ,Ainc�er�ely yogrs, President of A.B.N.A. IF GRACO REAL ESTATE DEVELOPMENT. INC. March 8, 1995 Mr. Lemuel Green Economic Development Specialist City of Lubbock P.O. Box 2000 Lubbock, Texas 79457 RE: St. Mary Clinic - North University Avenue Dear Mr. Green, Pursuant to our meeting today, I have enclosed an Environmental Assessment Report for the above mentioned project. I have also contacted Marina Garcia (Jackson Neighborhood President) and Connie Chavez (Arnett Benson Neighborhood President) and you should be receiving letters from them by Friday. I have also enclosed an estimate from Lee Lewis Construction for the cost of all site concrete as per our discussion. If you need any additional information or have any questions, please feel free to contact Ron Childress or myself. Sincerely, I Robert. G. Muzyka, Jr. enclosures P.O. BOX 65207 BUS (806) 745-9718 257474TH STREET, SUITE 210 LUBBOCK, TEXAS 79464 FAX (806) 748-1757 LUBBOCK, TEXAS 79427 Lee Lewis Construction, tnc. LLN March 15, 1995 Mr. Ron Childress Graco Real Estate 2574 74th Street Lubbock, Texas 79423 Re: St. Mary's ?Medical Clinic North University Dear Ron: please fired the fol owing quantities Of cOBcrete for the sitework at the referenced project: Approaches 26 cy Sidewalks 41 cy Orbs 34 cy If you have any questions, please call. Sincerely, LEE LEVS CONSTR .r f e . FuUingtf t mator cc: L Green corporate Office 7810 oriando Avenue p.0. Box 65197 Lubbock, texas 79464 8061797-8400 • FAX 806/797-8492 , r4c. 3rancn office 72:2 sondlCkra Pcad. suite 205 br,anco. Flo( do 32819 407/352-2333 FAX 407!352-7229 03'08'95 1(1: 40 FAX 8u6 797 849: Lee Lewis Const. 4-- GRACO R. E. DEV, IM002 Lee Lewis C©nstructIon, Inc. March 8, 1995 Mr. Bob Muzyka Graco Real Estate 2574 74th Street Suite 210 Lubbock, Texas 79423 Re: St. Mary Medical Clinic North University Dear Bob: Please be advised that the price for the site concrete portion of the work at the referenced project is $19,596. This price includes all concrete approaches, sidewalks, and curb work. If you should require any further information, please call. Sincerely, LEE LEWIS CONSTRUCTION, INC. Robert J F1'11� o Chief ti.matvr Corporate Office 9ronch Office 7810 Orlando Avenue 7232 Scndlcke load. Suite 205 P.O. 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