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07/10/2018
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Board of County Commissioners
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Approval of Minutes of August 17, 2015 —Action Required <br />ON MOTION BY Mr. Idlette, Jr., SECONDED by Mr. <br />Floyd, the members voted unanimously (5-0) to <br />approve the August 17, 2015 minutes as presented. <br />Review and discussion of the FFY 2017 CDBG categories, eligible activities <br />and the needs of low and moderate income citizens of Indian River County, <br />and Recommendation to the Board of County Commissioners — Action <br />Required <br />Mr. Bill Schutt, Senior Planner, Community Development, reviewed and outlined <br />his Memorandum dated May 29, 2018 regarding the Review of Community <br />Development Block Grant Application Options, a copy is on file in the Commission <br />Office. He introduced Mr. Corbett Alday, Vice President/COO, Guardian Community <br />Resource Management, Inc., as the County's consultant for the application process. <br />Mr. Alday presented PowerPoint Presentations entitled "Community <br />Development Block Grant", a copy is on file in the Commission Office. He advised the <br />committee the Block Grant required participation from the Citizen Advisory Task Force <br />to consider new application proposals, and major or significant amendments. He report <br />the Revitalization Project Grant was in the amount of $750,000 and was funded by the <br />Florida Department of Economic Opportunity and the United States Department of <br />Housing and Urban Development (HUD) He explained the four (4) grant funding <br />categories included commercial revitalization, housing rehabilitation, neighborhood <br />revitalization, and economic development and the process of submitting the grant <br />application in August, 2018. <br />Vice Chairman Reverend Mosley stated there was not any business expansion <br />or new business opportunities in Gifford to provide eligibility for the Economic <br />Development category. <br />Chairman Smith asked if the income survey was necessary to the application for <br />affordable housing; wherein there was an affirmative response. <br />Chairman Smith asked to confirm ten (10) owner occupied units were required <br />to maximize the score. Mr. Schutt referenced pages 3 and 4- of the PowerPoint <br />Presentation entitled "Community Development Block Grant". <br />Vice Chairman Reverend Mosley suggested upgrading waters lines for 85 <br />points. <br />2 <br />CMG/Unapproved June 8, 2018 <br />C:\Users\legistar\AppData\Local\Temp\BCL Technologies\easyPDF <br />8\@BCL@4C2C41 CA\@BCL@4C2C41 CA.doc 46 <br />
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