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Application
Approved Date
03/17/2009
Control Number
2009-075
Agenda Item Number
10.A.1
Entity Name
Fred Fox Enterprises
Florida Department of Community Affairs
Subject
Florida Neighborhood Stabilization Program Application
Resolution 2009-018 Certification of Exemption HUD funded projects
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10524
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C , Deposits for the rental unit and/ or the utilities . Any deposits that <br /> are lost due to the actions of the family shall be the responsibility <br /> of the family to repay to the local government . <br /> Whether the family relocates to a private residence or has the local government provide a <br /> temporary housing unit, the participating family will be responsible for packing and <br /> unpacking all of its belongings . <br /> Neither the local government nor the Housing Specialist/ Consultant will be responsible <br /> for any items lost , stolen , or damaged during the temporary relocation process . The <br /> family shall be encouraged to make other arrangements to secure family valuables . <br /> In the event that a family is evicted from a temporary relocation unit due to the <br /> behavior of one or more members of the household , the local government will not be <br /> responsible for finding other temporary housing for members of the family ' s household <br /> or for payment of any further costs associated with the relocation (i . e . rents , utilities , <br /> moving expenses ) . The only expense that will be allowed will be the cost of relocating <br /> the family back into its residence at the completion of the rehabilitation or replacement of <br /> the dwelling . <br /> 9 . PERMANENT RELOCATION <br /> There will be no permanent relocation involved in the Neighborhood Stabilization Project <br /> (NSP ) . Neither the local government nor any of its sub - recipients will purchase any <br /> housing units with NSP fiends where those units are currently occupied by a family that <br /> has not qualified for the NSP program and has not been approved for assistance to remain <br /> at the location where it currently resides . <br /> 10 . LEAD BASE PAINT POISONING <br /> IN NO INSTANCE SHALL LEAD BASED PAINT BE UTILIZED IN THE <br /> REHABILITATION OF A STRUCTURE . If a property was constructed before 1978 , <br /> there is a possibility that it may contain lead - based paint . All properties built before <br /> 1978 , not being replaced , will be tested for the presence of lead - based paint . Where lead - <br /> based paint is found , removal or abatement procedures will be included in the <br /> rehabilitation of the housing unit . Encapsulation , where feasible , will be the preferred <br /> method of addressing existing lead - based paint . <br /> 11 . CLOSEOUT DOCUMENTATION <br /> The following will be provided to the Department of Community Affairs as part of the <br /> Closeout package at the completion of the Neighborhood Stabilization Program contract : <br /> 1 . The date each property purchased was acquired . <br /> 2 . The date that the rehabilitation of each property was completed and the amount <br /> expended on each property . <br /> 14 <br />
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