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inspection by the corresponding jurisdictional Building <br />Department and the county designated inspector that all <br />required rehabilitation activities for the eligible <br />housing unit are completed. No SHIP funds will be <br />for any work completed paid <br />proceed. p Prior to issuance of the notice tc <br />Besides general rehabilitation activities, funds may be <br />Provided for emergency repairs. Emergency repairs <br />eligible for SHIP funding are limited to weatherization <br />activities. Weatherization means materials or measures <br />and their installation which are used to improve the <br />thermal efficiency of a residence. For emergency <br />repairs, only one written licensed contractor estimate is <br />needed. No credit verification is needed for emergency <br />repairs. <br />Rehabilitation/emergency repair grants may be leveraged <br />with private funds, small city Community Development <br />Block Grant (CDBG) funds, weatherization funds, HUD <br />transitional housing funds, and other state and federal <br />programs as appropriate. <br />b. Eligibility <br />g; <br />i. Geographic Area <br />Rehabilitation grants may be made for eligible <br />housing units located anywhere in the County, <br />including all municipalities located within the <br />County. <br />ii. Housing Unit Classification <br />Eligible housing units receiving IRCLHAProgram <br />Rehabilitation Grants must be owner -occupied <br />single-family residences or multi -family <br />f: residential rental projects owned and managed by a <br />non-profit organization. Mobile homes are not <br />eligible. <br />Applicant Classification <br />(a) Rehabilitation grants may be awarded to the <br />following eligible persons: <br />1. Very Low -Income Eligible Persons <br />2. Non -Profit Organizations <br />(b) Rehabilitation grants shall result in eligible <br />housing for the following eligible persons: <br />1. Very Low -Income Persons <br />C. Basic Award Terms <br />i. Maximum Monetary Award <br />The maximum monetary award for a rehabilitation <br />grant shall not exceed $20,000.00 per each eligible <br />single-family housing unit. Rehabilitation grants <br />OCTOBER 23, 2001 <br />.92. <br />11 'E � a.i , �'.✓ a L. �. <br />
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