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File #: R_12911    Version: 0
Type: Housing Authority Resolution Status: Passed
File created: 11/16/2017 In control: HOUSING AUTHORITY
On agenda: 11/17/2017 Final action: 11/17/2017
Effective date:    
Title: Resolution approving a substantial deviation to the Housing Authority’s approved FY2017 Agency Plan to incorporate the submission of a $30 million FY2017 Choice Neighborhoods Implementation Grant application by the City of Milwaukee (lead applicant) in partnership with the Housing Authority of the City of Milwaukee (co-applicant) for College Court
Sponsors: THE CHAIR
Date Ver.Action ByActionResultTallyAction DetailsMeeting DetailsVideo
11/17/20170 HOUSING AUTHORITY ADOPTED

Minutes note: Commissioner Donald asked about the difference between a substantial deviation and a significant amendment within the agency plan. Bobbi Marsells, HACM Assistant Secretary, explained that a substantial deviation is the smaller change to the Agency Plan, including changes like correcting typos, that does not require a presentation to the Resident Advisory Board or a 45-day comment period. It should be defined by the Housing Authority. A significant amendment is a larger change, defined by HUD, which requires a presentation to the Resident Advisory Board and a 45-day comment period. HACM will revisit the definition of a substantial deviation at a future meeting, because at some earlier date, the two types of changes were combined in the Agency Plan document. The change was needed because the application must be included as part of HACM’s Agency Plan. The grant announcement was made after HACM’s submission of its 2017 plan. The application was included in HACM’s 2018 Agency Plan, but since HUD has not yet approved the 2018 plan, HACM will add the application to the approved 2017 Agency Plan as a substantial deviation.
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Number
R_12911

Version
Original

Reference
R_12897

Sponsor
The Chair

Title
Resolution approving a substantial deviation to the Housing Authority’s approved FY2017 Agency Plan to incorporate the submission of a $30 million FY2017 Choice Neighborhoods Implementation Grant application by the City of Milwaukee (lead applicant) in partnership with the Housing Authority of the City of Milwaukee (co-applicant) for College Court

Analysis

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WHEREAS, the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) published a Notice of Funding Availability (NOFA) for the Choice Neighborhoods Implementation (CNI) Grant Program on August, 24, 2017, and the grant is due November 22, 2017; and

WHEREAS, the Housing Authority (co-applicant) and City of Milwaukee (lead applicant) would like to submit a $30 million CNI grant for College Court and the area bounded by Vliet Street (north), Wisconsin Avenue (south), 17th Street (east), and 35th Street (west); and

WHEREAS, the Housing Authority is required to submit a certification of consistency with its latest approved Annual Plan as a requirement for the CNI grant; and

WHEREAS, the Housing Authority identified its interest in Choice Neighborhoods in its FY 2017 Agency Plan that was approved by HUD, but did not specifically identify College Court; and

WHEREAS, the Housing Authority identified its interest in Choice Neighborhoods for a number of developments, including College Court, in its FY 2018 Agency Plan, which is pending HUD approval; and

WHEREAS, the Housing Authority considers this to be a identified its interest in a CNI grant for College Court in its FY 2018 Agency Plan; and

WHEREAS, there have been two meetings with the residents of College Court, two public meetings, and the Commissioners were previously notified of the Housing Authority’s intent to submit a $30 million CNI application for College Court; and

WHEREAS, there are only two classifications of amendments to the Agency Plan - a significant...

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