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File #: 131285    Version:
Type: Resolution Status: Passed
File created: 12/17/2013 In control: ZONING, NEIGHBORHOODS & DEVELOPMENT COMMITTEE
On agenda: Final action: 1/22/2014
Effective date:    
Title: Substitute resolution directing the Department of City Development to prepare, in collaboration with other City departments and agencies, a comprehensive guide, for purchasers and owners of one- to 4-unit residential properties, of all programs administered by City departments and agencies that provide financial resources and other assistance for the purchase, repair, rehabilitation or improvement of one- to 4-unit residential properties.
Sponsors: ALD. BAUMAN, ALD. BOHL
Indexes: DEPARTMENT OF CITY DEVELOPMENT, HOUSING, PROPERTY SALES
Attachments: 1. Hearing Notice List, 2. Housing Resources in Milwaukee (Preliminary Draft List), 3. Milwaukee Area Median Income
Number
131285
Version
SUBSTITUTE 1
Reference

Sponsor
ALD. BAUMAN and BOHL
Title
Substitute resolution directing the Department of City Development to prepare, in collaboration with other City departments and agencies, a comprehensive guide, for purchasers and owners of one- to 4-unit residential properties, of all programs administered by City departments and agencies that provide financial resources and other assistance for the purchase, repair, rehabilitation or improvement of one- to 4-unit residential properties.
Analysis
This resolution directs the Department of City Development to prepare, in collaboration with other City departments and agencies, a comprehensive guide, for purchasers and owners of one- to 4-unit residential properties, of all programs administered by City departments and agencies that provide financial resources and other assistance for the purchase, repair, rehabilitation or improvement of one- to 4-unit residential properties.
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Whereas, The City of Milwaukee and its affiliated agencies (e.g., Neighborhood Improvement Development Corporation) administer a number of programs that provide financial and other assistance to purchasers and owners of one- to 4-unit residential properties for the purchase, repair, rehabilitation or improvement of those properties; and

Whereas, Because information about these programs is typically provided by multiple sources (e.g, individual brochures, web pages, etc.), home buyers and owners may not be aware of, or know where to look for, all of the City financial and other assistance available to them; and

Whereas, The success of the City’s homebuyer and homeowner assistance programs depends in part on public awareness of the existence of these programs; and

Whereas, The 2014 City Budget includes millions of dollars of additional City funding for homebuyer and homeowner assistance programs under the Strong Neighborhood Investment Plan; and

Whereas, The Common Council finds that the effecti...

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