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Official Document Type
Application
Approved Date
08/17/2004
Control Number
2004-195
Agenda Item Number
9.A.1
Entity Name
Bureau of Community Development
Department of Community Affairs
CVS Distribution Center
Subject
Grant Application Water and sewer facilities and road improvement
Area
98th Ave. and SR 60
Archived Roll/Disk#
3223
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4239
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ON MOTION BY Mr. Idlette , SECONDED BY Mr. <br /> Wiggins , to accept staffs recommendation . <br /> UNDER DISCUSSION , Mr . Rohani explained the members were <br /> recommending the BCC apply for $ 750 , 000 in CDBG funds to help with the cost <br /> of infrastructure for the park of commerce . <br /> THE CHAIRMAN CALLED FOR THE QUESTION and <br /> the members voted unanimously (6-0) in favor of the <br /> Motion . <br /> Status of the County' s CDBG Activities for Housinct Rehabilitation in the <br /> Gifford Area <br /> Mr. Rohani explained the CDBG Citizen Advisory Task Force had <br /> approved the overall list of applicants , and when there was not a scheduled <br /> CDBG Citizen Advisory Task Force meeting , the BCC had approved additional <br /> projects . Mr. Idlette pointed out the CDBG Citizen Advisory Task Force had <br /> already prioritized the list. <br /> Mr. Mosley said David Roberts had been told he would only be out of his <br /> house for two to three days , yet it had been a month and a half. He had seen the <br /> contractor working on more than one house at a time and he felt that was not <br /> right . Mr. Rohani stated staff wanted the process to be faster also , but the <br /> problem was only two out of 750 contractors had submitted bids . He continued <br /> the two contractors were overloaded and could not proceed quickly, and asked <br /> the members to bring more contractors into the process . Chairman Lyles <br /> reported she had submitted the name of a contractor to David Fox , but the <br /> contractor had not been contacted to date . <br /> Mr. Mosley felt they should have included performance incentives into the <br /> project approval . He wanted the contractor working on David Robert ' s house to <br /> finish one house and then move on to the next , instead of trying to do numerous <br /> houses at the same time . <br /> Mr. Rohani hoped to hold another CDBG Citizen Advisory Task Force in a <br /> few weeks and take the members on a tour of the houses which had been <br /> finished . He continued one' ouse had already been completed , and another <br /> seven were under construction . Chairman Lyles did not wish to see homes which <br /> were half finished and instead wanted to do something to speed the progress up . <br /> Mr. Rohani explained CDBG requirements gave the contractors 90 days to <br /> complete projects before facing penalties , and none of the jobs had exceeded 90 <br /> days . <br /> CDBG/Unapproved 4 August 9, 2004 <br /> FXommunity Deve1opment\Users\CDBG\2004 ED\The Grant Application\Appendix H - CATF Min08O9O4. doc <br />
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