City of Milwaukee - File #: 150324

• File #: 150324
• Version: 1
• Type: Resolution
• Status: Passed
• File created: 6/23/2015
• In control: COMMON COUNCIL
• Final action: 7/21/2015
• Title: Substitute resolution relative to the establishment of the Year 2016 Funding Allocation Plan.
• Sponsors: THE CHAIR

Date	Ver.	Action By	Action	Result	Tally
7/30/2015	1	MAYOR	SIGNED
7/21/2015	1	COMMON COUNCIL	AMENDED; Minutes note: Ald. Kovac did not introduced the motion on which he was sole sponsor. Ald. Kovac withdrew his first motion which he co-sponsored with Ald. Stamper. Ald. Kovac moved for passage of the second motion which he co-sponsored with Ald. Stamper.	Pass	10:3
7/21/2015	1	COMMON COUNCIL	ADOPTED	Pass	11:2
7/13/2015	1	COMMUNITY & ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT COMMITTEE	AMENDED; Minutes note: Individuals present: Steve Mahan - Community Block Grants Administration Ald. Hamilton Emma Stamps - Fire Department Ald. Davis passed the gavel and introduced his amendment. Eric Pearson - Budget Office RECESS: 11:41 A.M. RECONVENE: 11:50 A.M. Mark Nicolini- Budget and Management Director Amy Hefter - Legislative Reference Bureau Ald. Stamper would like to amend Ald. Davis's amendment to take the $300,000 from RACCM as part of the $2 million proposed amendment and that the Dept. of Neighborhood Services shall not be cut as part of this amendment. This amendment will need to be drafted and taken up at the Council meeting. Prevailed. 4-1 (Ald. Wade no) Ald. Zielinski requested to be recorded as votingn "aye" on items 1-6. There were no objections.	Pass	4:1
7/13/2015	1	COMMUNITY & ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT COMMITTEE	RECOMMENDED FOR ADOPTION	Pass	5:0
7/8/2015	1	COMMUNITY & ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT COMMITTEE	HELD TO CALL OF THE CHAIR; Minutes note: Steve Mahan, Community Block Grants Administration, gave his presentation. Maribel Murillo, aide to Ald. Jose Perez, at the behest of Ald. Davis, welcomed the public to the 12th district. Speakers: 20. (taken out of order) -- Zannab Ali - Youth Council member and supports Safe and Sound. 1. Nicole Yunk Todd - 2621 N. Farwell Ave. - supports Center for Driver's License Recovery and Employability and the Southside Organizing Committee (SOC). 1a. Nadia Bogue - 1337 S. Cesar E. Chavez Dr. - supports the Sixteenth Street Community Health Center, SOC and Milwaukee Builds. 2. Tracy Alvarez - 2808 S. 11th St. - supports SOC. 3. Kham Luang - 2618 W. Galena - supports SOC. 4. Carrington Dewberry - 3010 N. 27th St. - supports Milwaukee Build and Youth Build. 5. Renee Lindner - 4630 W. Burleigh - works for Burleigh St. CDC and supports the Nonprofit Center. 6. Maria Monge - 3215 S. 31st St. - supports SOC. 7. Tim Baack - 4200 W. Holton St., Suite 400 - President and CEO of Pathfinders (and brought with him to the podium the following 5 speakers) 10. Cindy Krahenbuhll - 1216 N. 13th St. - works for Guest House of Milwaukee 8. Vicki Lipinski - PO Box 2139 - works for Daystar (women fleeing domestic abuse) 11. Taurus Conley - goes to the Hopse House youth program Alexus Lanphear - been going to the Hope House youth program for four years. Noah Geluk - been going to to the Hope House youth program for six years. 9. Brad O'Briend - 2333 N. 55th St. - work for Green Path, a founding group of "Take Root Milwaukee" which offers financial advice to homeowners facing foreclosure. 12. Jorentino Zavala - 1640 S. 23rd St. - was offered a city loan and thanks leaders for making this a great city. 13. Peter Meirose - 915 W. Washington St. - works for Walkers Square Neighborhood Association and supports SOC. 14. Ivan Majias - 411 W. Washington St. - President of Walkers Square Neighborhood Association, board member of Walkers Point Association, works for Centro Hispano and supports SOC. 15. Brenda Gray - 2224 W. Kilbourn - Executive Director of the Milwaukee Area Health Education Association. 16. Miguel Rodriguez - had to leave for work, but Tammy Rivera (director of SOC and provided translation services for speakers) but said he qualified for lead abatement work, but the funds had dried up and he needs to wait until more are available. 18. Joey Carter - 1023 W. Washington - supports SOC. 19. Marina Borges - SOC board member and read a statement of Linda Zanke, who has been a SOC board member for 20 years. 21. Aziz Draper - supports First Stage 22. Betsy Corry - 2224 E. Menlo Blvd, Shorewood - supports First Stage 23. Brian Peters - 540 S. 1st St. - works for Independence First and thinks that e-mails and brochures need to note that Americans with Disabilities assistance will be provided as needed. 24. Jennifer Potts - 3817 W. Center - works for BID #39. 25. Vida Bridges - she left prior to speaking. 26. Brandon Culpepper - works for Pepp Nation Sports Leadership, which serves 14 school with non-traditional sports, such as rugby, and wants to convert vacant lots into playing fields. 27. Marcello Robinson - 3015 N. Palmer St. - supports Safe and Sound and the Holton Youth and Family Center. 28. Jaime Alverado - 939 W. Greenfield Ave. - supports the Nonprofit Center of Milwaukee. 29. Tammy Rivera - 1300 S. Layton Blvd. - director of SOC and she supports the Nonprofit Center of Wisconsin, as well as Wisconsin Correctional Services and the Community Prosecution Unit. 30. Jason Cleereman - 1028 W. Washington - board member of SOC and read a letter in support of Ms. Rivera and the SOC.	Pass	3:0
7/7/2015	1	COMMUNITY & ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT COMMITTEE	HELD TO CALL OF THE CHAIR; Minutes note: Steve Mahan, Community Block Grants Administration, gave his presentation on the proposed 2016 funding. Speakers: 1. Annie Travis - 2501 N. 37th St. - supports Safe and Sound 2. Josephine Key - 3146 N. Buffum - supports Safe and Sound 3. Jermaine Alexander - 2541 N. 48th St. - works for Sherman Park Community Association 4. Donna Rongholt-Migan -- 845 N. Van Buren -- Executive Director of the Cathedral Center - brought three other individuals to the mike from the Soujourner homeless center and a homeless task force. 5. Karen Ferguson - 2854 N. 33rd St. - the neighborhood is getting better, but some neighbors need money to fix their homes. 6. Leigh Kunde - 2779 N. 41st St. - supports the Nonprofit Center of Milwaukee 7. Beth Rosenow - 5460 N. 64th St. - community organizer who thinks the northwest side lacks support from social organizations and misses federal money due to that face and the numerous youths in this area suffer as a result. 8. Ezzrd Charles White - 3518 N. 51st St. - owner of an electric company and founder of One Hope Made Strong that creates electrical job opportunities. 9. Geoffrey Grohowski - member of the Sherman Park Community Association.	Pass	2:0
6/23/2015	0	COMMON COUNCIL	ASSIGNED TO

Number

150324

Version

SUBSTITUTE 1

Reference

Sponsor

THE CHAIR

Title

Substitute resolution relative to the establishment of the Year 2016 Funding Allocation Plan.

Analysis

Body

Whereas, The Community and Economic Development Committee recommends approval of the Funding Allocation Plan of activities and funding recommendation for funding year 2016 as attached; and

Whereas, The City of Milwaukee appears to be eligible for community development entitlement funding for year 2016 estimated at $20,486,842 (CDBG funds $14,500,000; HOME funds, $4,200,000; ESG funds, $1,200,000; and HOPWA funds $586,842); now therefore, be it

Resolved, By the Common Council of the City of Milwaukee, that the 2016 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 2016 community development funding and the release of funds for this purpose by HUD; and, be it

Further Resolved, That the Community Development Grants 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

2016Funding Plan

06/19/15