City of Milwaukee - File #: 030571

• File #: 030571
• Version: 2
• Type: Resolution
• Status: Passed
• File created: 7/31/2003
• In control: COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT COMMITTEE
• Final action: 9/23/2003
• Title: Substitute resolution relative to the establishment of the Year 2004 Funding Allocation Plan.
• Sponsors: THE CHAIR
• Indexes: COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT, COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT BLOCK GRANT

Date	Ver.	Action By	Action	Result	Tally
9/24/2013	0	COMMON COUNCIL	HEARING NOTICES SENT
9/24/2013	0	COMMON COUNCIL	HEARING NOTICES SENT
10/1/2003	2	MAYOR	SIGNED
9/23/2003	2	COMMON COUNCIL	ADOPTED; Minutes note: Alderman Sanchez moved to amend the Funding Allocation Plan as follows: 1. Under Homebuyer Counseling/Homebuyer Counseling Services (page 7) increasing the line item for "United Community Center" by $14,400 from $25,747 to $40,147. 2. Under Youth Services (page 10) by reducing the line item "Latino Community Center" from $78,800 to $50,000. 3. Under the same category, by increasing the line item "United Community Center" by $14,400 from $45,000 to $59,400. The motion prevailed. Ayes: 16 - Ald. Davis, D'Amato, Henningsen, Bohl, Ald. Johnson-Odom, Gordon, Donovan, Richards, Wade, Dudzik, Sanchez, Witkowski, Breier, Nardelli, Hines and President Pratt Noes: 0 Excused: 1 - Ald. Murphy Aldermen D'Amato, Hines and Gordon moved to amend the Funding Allocation Plan as follows: 1. Under Housing/Neighborhood Improvement Program (page 10) decreasing the allocation for the line item "Opportunities Industrialization Center of Greater Milwaukee" and "Proposed CDBG 2004" by $77,810 to $98,656 and under "Proposed HOME 2004" by $270,000 from $612,500 to $342,500. 2. Under the same category, creating the line item "SELECT Milwaukee" and allocating $77,810 under the category "Proposed CDBG 2004" and allocating $270,000 under the category "Proposed HOME 2004" and adding a footnote to the effect that 50% of the properties to be rehabilitated shall be done in the OIC-Greater Milwaukee NSP area. The motion prevailed. Ayes: 15 - Ald. Davis, D'Amato, Henningsen, Bohl, Gordon, Donovan, Richards, Wade, Dudzik, Sanchez, Witkowski, Breier, Nardelli, Hines and President Pratt Noes: 1 - Ald. Johnson-Odom Excused: 1 - Ald. Murphy	Pass	16:0
9/16/2003	2	COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT COMMITTEE	RECOMMENDED FOR ADOPTION; Minutes note: Proposed funding for Community Organizing NSP community organizing/Crime prevention, Integrated Neighborhood Revitalization Strategy, BI liaison Ald. Murphy voted against funding the Midtown Neighborhood Association. Integrated Neighborhood Revitalization Strategy - INRS Paul Bablnka - Community Prosecution Unit No comments. BI Liaison No comments. Public Service (page 2) Senior Services Mildred Hatcher - Daughters of Luke Rev. Gregg - Daughters of Luke Tenant Assistance Programs No comments. English as a Second Language No comments. Community Justice Centers Ald. Murphy voted against funding the Midtown Neighborhood Association Homebuyer Assistance No comments. Job Placement Motion by Ald. Hines to add the line item Midtown Neighborhood (RFP for NSP 12) -- $42, 510 (page 2) and under Homebuying Council (page 7) make the following changes: Career Youth Development from $40,700 to $30,800 Hmong/American Friendship from $40,700 to $30,800 Housing Resources from $55,700 to $42,200 Neighborhood Housing from $55,700 to $42,200 United Community Center from $25, 747 to $22,477 ; and under Housing/Home Source Building Materials Distribution (page 10) increase the line item “Lisbon Avenue Neighborhood Development Association” from $55,000 to $65,490. The motion fails 3-4 (Ald. Johnson-Odom, Sanchez, Murphy and Richards voting “no”) Sally Allifson - Neighborhood Housing Services Tina Bando James Nelson - Career Youth Development Bethany Sanchez - Metropolitan Milwaukee Fair Housing Council Brian Peters - Independence First Fernando Campos - United Community Center Roberta Oldenberg - Hmong/American Friendship Association Job Training and Placement No comments. Parole Watch Bob Greene - Merrill Park Neighborhood Association - requesting an increase of $45,000 and gave committee members a packet of related information. Members chose to make no motion. Property Association Ruth Varnado - requesting an increase of $20,000 for the Lincoln Park Community Center. Members chose to make no motion. UNCOM Community Technowealth Project (page 3) No comments. Economic Development (page 4) Economic Development No comments. Planning (page 5) Ald. Sanchez - Social Development Commission - Weed & Seed Administration - he has some concerns about its weatherization program, which is not funded with this money. Youth Services (page 6) Diane Johnson - Modjeska Youth Theatre Company Mickey Smith - Modjeska Youth Theatre Company Singer (who gave no name) Trisha Collinburg Arthur Ward - speaks for Locust-Hadley-Chambers-27th St. area Bonnie Jackson-Melvin - Arms Around Armani Motion by Ald. Sanchez to decrease Esperanza Unida from $28,800 to $0 and increase Latino Community Center from $50,000 to $78,800. Jean Jerasi - Esperanza Unida The motion is approved 5-2 (Ald. Johnson-Odom and Wade voting “no”) Homebuyer Counseling (page 7) No comments. Technical Assistance (page 8) No comments. Homeless Shelters (page 9) No comments. Housing (page 10) Housing/Home Security Installations Michael Van Alstine - Milwaukee Christian Center Ald. Murphy moved to increase the line item under Housing/Home Security Installations (page 10) for Milwaukee Christian Center - NIP to $50,000 with a footnote that the funds be used only in non-NSP areas to benefit elderly victims of crime and under the Department of City Development (page 13) reduce the line item for “administration by $50,000 to $405,966. Ald. Hines would like to offer a friendly amendment that it also include non-NSP areas. Ald. Murphy would prefer that his motion be voted on as offered, so that the $50,000 is not split among all 4 agencies. Ald. Murphy amended his motion to put the $50,000 into the Minor Home Repair program for non-NSP areas as part of a revolving pool for existing organizations that do home security installations for elderly victims of crime, rather than into the Housing/Home Security Installations category. The amended motion by Ald. Murphy is approved 5-2 (Ald. Wade and Hines voting “no”) Ald. Johnson-Odom moved to fund the entire $190,041 category and take it from the public library portion of $791,941 . The motion was withdrawn by Ald. Johnson-Odom Housing - Neighborhood Improvement Program (NIP) William Clay - Opportunities Industrialization Center of Greater Milwaukee Ald. Murphy moves that the category of Housing/Neighborhood Improvement Program (Page 10) be amended by deleting the line item “Opportunities Industrialization Center of Greater Milwaukee” and replacing it with a line item titled, “Unallocated (RFP)” with the following dollar amounts: $176,466 (CDBG) and $612,500 (HOME) The motion fails 2-4 (Ald. Johnson-Odom, Gordon, Wade and Richards voting “no”; Ald. Hines excused). Fletcher Crawford - Harambee Ombudsman Project Nanette Smith - Harambee Ombudsman Project Sherman Hill - Harambee Ombudsman Project Ray Schmidt - Select Milwaukee - is requesting $500,000. Members chose to make no motion. HOPWA (page 11) No comments. Page 12 is the grand total for funding for CBOs. City Departments (page 13) Ald. Murphy moved to amend Community Organizing/Community Prosecution Unit (page 1) by increasing the line item Milwaukee Alliance to $50,000 and under Comptroller's Office (page 13) reducing the line item “Adminstration” under the category proposed CDBG 2004 by $25,000, reducing the line item to $593,000. The motion prevails unanimously. Kimberly Pratt - Milwaukee Alliance Continuation of city programs (page 14) Motion by Ald. Hines to amend Public Service/Job Placement (page 2) by adding the line item Midtown Neighborhood NSP 12 (RFP) - $42,510 and under Milwaukee Public Library (page 14) decrease the line item Community Outreach and Technology Center from $791,941 to $749,431. The motion prevailed. 4-3 (Ald. Gordon, Sanchez and Murphy voting “no”) Motion by Ald. Johnson-Odom to amend Housing/Neighborhood Improvement Program (NIP) (page 10) by adding $50,000 to the line item “Harambee Ombudsman Project” under the category “Proposed CDBG 2004” raising that allocation from $71,466 to $121,466 and decreasing the Milwaukee Public Library (page 14) by $50,000 to $699,431. Ald. Johnson-Odom amended the amount to $31,500 from $50,000 to allow for improvement of one more unit. The motion fails 3-3 (Ald. Gordon, Wade and Murphy voting “no”; Ald. Hines excused) Motion by Ald. Murphy to amend the Milwaukee Public Library (page 14) by subtracting $257,000 from the line item Community Outreach and Technology Center, leaving $534,941 and by adding $257,000 to the line item “Mobile Library Technology Services” The motion is approved 4-3 (Ald. Johnson-Odom, Gordon, and Hines voting “no”) Motion by Ald. Sanchez to amend Homebuying Counseling (page 7) by making the following reductions to the appropriate line items: Career Youth Development from $40,700 to $40,000 Hmong/American Friendship Association from $40,700 to $40,000 Housing Resources from $55,700 to $50,000 Neighborhood Housing Services from $55,700 to $50,000 ; and, under the same category, increasing the line item United Community Center from $25,747 to $38,547. Fernando Campos - United Community Center The motion fails 2-5 (Ald. Gordon, Wade, Murphy, Hines and Richards) Ald. Hines abstained on voting on the category of homeless shelters	Pass	6:0
9/9/2003	1	CITY CLERK	DRAFT SUBMITTED
9/9/2003	0	COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT COMMITTEE	HEARING NOTICES SENT
7/31/2003	0	COMMON COUNCIL	ASSIGNED TO

Number

030571

Version

SUBSTITUTE 2

Reference

Sponsor

THE CHAIR

Title

Substitute resolution relative to the establishment of the Year 2004 Funding Allocation Plan.

Analysis

Body

Whereas, The Community Development Committee recommends approval of the amended Funding Allocation Plan of activities and funding recommendation for funding year 2004 as attached; and

Whereas, The City of Milwaukee appears to be eligible for community development entitlement funding for year 2004 estimated at $28,282,000 (CDBG funds $20,000,000; HOME funds, $7,000,000; ESG funds, $774,000; and $508,000 HOPWA funds); now therefore, be it

Resolved, By the Common Council of the City of Milwaukee, that the amended 2004 Funding Allocation Plan is approved as attached; and, be it

Further Resolved, That the authorization for the funding listed in the resolution is subject to the availability of the Year 2004 community development funding and the release of funds for this purpose by HUD; and, be it

Further Resolved, That the Community Block Grant Administration is authorized to prepare and submit the Annual Action Plan for community development funding to the United States Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) in accordance with the City's Strategic Plan.

Requestor

Drafter

2004Funding Plan-2

09/17/03