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Resolution Number
2012-061
Approved Date
07/17/2012
Agenda Item Number
10.A.2.
Resolution Type
Authorization to Community Development Director
Entity Name
Neighborhood Stabilization Program 3 (NSP3)
Subject
Community Development Block Grant Abbreviated Action Plan
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REVISED NSP3 Abbreviated Action Plan <br />Indian River County —' '�=-n" 7-2-12 Page 12 <br />be problematic for the County to pursue the development of affordable rental <br />housing in the target area. Therefore, a rental housing strategy with procedures <br />to create preferences for the development of affordable rental housing is not <br />proposed. <br />Through the program, the County commits to acquiring, rehabilitating, and <br />selling thirteen (13) single family housing units to income qualified households. <br />Of those thirteen (13) housing units, ten (10) a will be sold to households with <br />incomes at or below 120% AMI, and three (3) will be sold to households at or <br />below 50% AMI. While the County commits to the thirteen (13) total housing <br />units for NSP3, the county anticipates acquisition and rehabilitation of between <br />twenty (20) and twenty four (24) with the NSP3 $1,500,428 base allocation. <br />Because the County cannot predict future market conditions and does not want <br />to be locked into a number that is too high, the County is committing to fewer <br />than the 20-24. In addition to the housing units to be acquired and rehabbed <br />with the base NSP3 allocation, the County anticipates using NSP1 and NSP3 <br />Program Income to acquire and rehab another eight (8) to ten (10) housing units. <br />That should result in the County's total number of units being closer to the HUD <br />NSP3 Target Area Mapping software's projected number of units to make an <br />impact. These numbers do not take into account the number of homes in the <br />target area that Indian River Habitat for Humanity has already acquired, <br />rehabilitated and sold. <br />Area of Greatest Need is located south of Oslo Road (9th Street SW), east of 27th <br />Location Description <br />Avenue, north of 25th Street SW, and west of Old Dixie Highway. Refer to <br />Attachment 1 for the results of the proposed target area. <br />Source of Funding <br />Dollar Amount <br />NSP3 <br />$375,107.00 <br />(Other funding source) <br />$ <br />Budget <br />(Other funding source) <br />$ <br />Total Budget for Activity <br />$375,107.00 <br />Decreased number of vacant homes in market and increased average sales price <br />of homes in Area of Greatest Need (AGN). Approximately 3 housing units will be <br />Performance Measures <br />purchased, rehabbed, and re -sold to income qualified households (at or below <br />50% AMI). Additional housing units may be purchased, rehabbed, and re -sold to <br />income qualified households utilizing "program income". <br />Projected Start Date <br />6/1/2011 <br />Projected End Date <br />5/31/2014 <br />Responsible <br />Organization <br />Name <br />Name <br />Location <br />Location <br />Administrator Contact Info <br />Administrator Contact Info <br />REVISED NSP3 Abbreviated Action Plan <br />Indian River County —' '�=-n" 7-2-12 Page 12 <br />
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