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HomeMy WebLinkAboutbocc.con.015.1989 • , .r, Fy z . .... _ . _. ,...<..,_._.--,.._.�.. .... . _. . .. . - . -.. -- .... .. •_ � ' ' _. ...;:.. •'C.. . .. .. .� ..... .. ....�.. ..„ . . . '_ . . . .. . . , f�- � t�..i ���� a;. , , -� ����t�,. L 89_l 5 ��` tY�a.,..v: � :���`�>.:;. COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT BLOCK GRANT APPLICATION � FOR � - SMALL EUSINE5S REVOLVING LOAN FUND PROGRAMS Applicant: Summit County Date: January 24, 1989 Address: P.O. Box 68 Phone: (303) 453-2561 City, State, Zip: Breckenridge, CO 80424 Yhc��n0.�1w ���,� � Cantact: Bruce Baumgartner Y ';� - � Title: Adxr�-9�xra�� � t:: i � ;_: Sub-Grantee: Region 12 Revolving Loan Fund Corporation '���-��^ - Address: P.O. Hox 739 Phonec (303) 668-4554 ;;`',"�"`'; . City, State, Zip: Frisco, CO 80443 '7i:''.. ' � Contact• Sandy Blaha Titie: Administrator � _ . � Service Area: Eagle, Garfield, Grand, Jacltson, MoffaC, Pitkin, Routt �� iand Summit Counties ���5 Funds Requested: $500,000 . 7'� ` e ` Proposed Budget: � � '' A�t�v.i�y AmQUSLt Ss�.t�s� .St�t.ta.s y 1. Assistance to F Businesses $425,000 CDBG Requested One years revenues- Revolved funds - = • principal & interest $123,000 R-12 RLI'C Committed � 2. Administration $ 75,000 CDBG Requested � i � Interest $ 25,000 R-12 RI.FC Committed I3. Other � Please describe how the proposed RLF policies address the following � required elements: ; � 1. Tob Creation: One job must be created for every $10;000 loaned. Due to the EDA study on RLF's which confirms the RLF � experience, it costs $1�,�00 to create one job for gXQdXlSl�ng .� � businesses. i I 2. Business Types: Manufacturing, wholesale and needed service E`<. 1 businesses receive the highest priority. Expansions of existing ;,:, I businesses are pre£erred over start up companies. Minority and ��� � women owned businesses may also receive higher priority. � 3. Hinimum and Maximum Amounts: $15,000 - $100,000 ' ;tti ' 4. Leveraging: 10-208 Equity '=�� ; 408 Investor or other financing t�,..,�"�. � 40-50� Revolving Loan Fund ` ,, ���: i The RLF has an average leverage rate of 3:1 to date. � �': ?q•��; _r'- � � A : �.. �,. . �°r� �,�., :�_-�,� w_._,_._�: ...,..,. > >.,.., .. _ : ... - ...: w°�.+m+�„ . , . , ,. - . ..�„S _ . _. �, . . .i r`Y..__ --^�_ -e. . . —���.sa�'. . . 3-«.n � �}�F' . �{ ti...- � . _� fiS S,.?�,, .. . . _`_ ,f,:��'�. . : , . �' . . _ . ..��F y ' -.. ; ,Lx _ - �,��,''?F"2€-' , `;=:;Ts�,`y?"�f�'. ;,� ;.,�_.. _ f�: r¢.�u � . . ' � . . H � ' � - . �� . . .. 4 1'- . . . . . . . ���jl� � � � • � � �'Z��. :��tY'ty: . : tx�''.,�lq'�;��;� � �. �'.5�.1'YC::SC�s.:�. . . - . ����R���� . . ' . [��'+ �, � ' ;�,..;�;��, � + . ;..,�. '�°".� - , , _ _ . , . . _. .. �irt. w� _.-_ ��.:; � �i'u':. '";kl.: �; , t.�1`�..�... � ' , '� �,;�,,,'a; '' S. Rates and Terms: Loans are 9enerally made at £fxed rates, prime � rate £or five years. Loans may be made at the interest rate of 5$ (and may exceed prime rate for revolved funds). The needs of the project usually dictate the loan structure. � 6. FeeS: Closinq fees average 2$ of the total loan plus actual costs of closing, i.e. lien searches, legal fees, filing fees. ' 7. Use of Proceeds: All uses are considered. The average loan is 608 equipment and 40� woYking capital. `'a;�`.> - �2a:, ti. Collateral Requirements: The goal of collateral coverage is `"'%'="= generally 2:1, however, due to the quality of the packaqes .75:1 � -- � is more likely and we have several loans that are less than .75:1. - � For the most part the R1,F is flexible on this issue but is driven • ~:' by the strength of the business and community impact of the deal. S ';:.: `-: � Due to the nature and quality of collateral, the RLF generally i takes a first position and avoids a second position in collateral. 1 9. Types o£ Assistance: (I,oans, Equity, guarantees, etc. ) DirecC loans account for 758 of R-12 RLFC loans. We also have one � � guarantee on a construction loan and three loan participations. � ' ' '� .� >. -.1, -i; � .I�a$�_P�r.�QraDa�c� 'f CDBG Funds Received: $919,594 � Program Income Generated: 53,1�0 interest; 89,083 principal = $142,183 � Other Funds Received - :a Administration 41,673 } R-12 RLFC Program Loans 66,756 } Income applied � Total Funds Loaned: $926,350 S 1,� t Number of Loans Made: 19 j . " � Number of Defaults: 2* *A third loan is in ,;� default with a . standstill agreement in s process ��� Amount Defaulted: $ 80,000 � Amount Recovered: -0-* *Pending Chapter 11 and � liquidation Total Funds Lost: $ 47,500 Written off to date Number of Jobs Created: 116 ,� Number of Low/Mod Jobs Created: 85 ��` .t .� t� � Hr�I1�19@IIIQAt r'� � 1. Please describe your proposed administrative structure. Specify � • � who is responsible for completing defined tasks. He specific. '''-"�-` ' �' 'µ,r,;�:.- The R-12 RLI'C has a full time administrator, a half time administrative ;{ wti' assistant and a contract bookkeeper. The administrator packages loans, ;�;:�rs�:'. ��'; works out defaults, supervises all administration including grant : s.yv.< ; : � .. -2- ' �'� . <.SaS�,�^�.: i � � � + ..�._.,...�.._.,,.,, � . � � - _«.»� �..v�...�..�:_.�..-..: :,�... �,...�� .._ .._.:-... .. . ,:-.:_. , :... .... . . ... _ .,......... .�,. � . .-.� ,�. .�..;: ,.. _ .�. .�. .t. _:r' 4 � � . � ' ! 1 H � -.>; ��, .. . . . �__ �,.r--�.�f -:5�. ..1:�:. � - � .. �i V k�Rr F<._ . . . , � � ._ .�� .t3�''a { .,. ....' . - . . ;;i7 }�a�, � . . . . . f����� - .. � . ' - _.. � :+t�.s�.��'hf�u ' . .. � � . , • ' . . ::`.','�°�`'+ . ' . � . _ . ..�.,..��1 ti..� . � � . w t.w.�r�+NV-':`��,.. . . "5�,; . � . f� .. I ..��F�Y t � . • �. _ I �'V Y �.' � . . . • ' . I �s 4'�.?'t�.i..'_ \. , ��� z:� . . . . . , I� a,�l 4� .. . .. ' � . �� .C �.rr . i .��"�3yF . , .. ;��uir: �N . .'a'�y5'„' . ' . ♦ �.{�i�� . �Y����'t4+."f.W ' . . . � ���� � ` �, • . w .. . ..... . .. ..�.- . . �. . .. . .. .. '.._ .. ^ ... . . ' .. , .. ly�,;� �ta� . ,'l�•+�r'�'��[`�.�.. A��Yi-:jJ•i• . � ` �(i����;���j��'. P;�j:.>�4?�.. � � reporting. She is directly responsible to the R-12 RLFC Board. The administrative assistant provides a variety of research and support functipns, manaqes client repayment and late notices, accounts payable and board packet preparation. The bookkeeper produces monthly financial statements andg works with auditors. The requested increase in administrative funds wi11 provide support for both increased legal expenses and the increased staff time it takes to provide service to Moffat and Garfield Counties. The R-12 RLFC may contract for a loan packager or add another half time administrative assistant. _;.��i;:,� .;: . ,:t - ' ai�:•-'-_ 2. Describe the composition of your loan committee. Describe its �� _ relationship to a governing board_ �;�- c FI`-'. The R-12 RLFC Board is appointed by the Northwest Colorado Council of � Governments (NWCCOG) Board of Directors. The NWCCOG Board members are � elected officials representing Region 12's 32 local government members. _ The R-12 RLFC Hoard has one member and one alternate from each county �• plus the NWCCOG Executive Director. '�he Board is currently comprised •,+':''` � of a City Fiscal Officer (alternate is a CPA); property manager �� . i (alternate executive of PSCo); appraiser (alternate is a business , { owner); business owner (alternate is a school teacher); retired ;1;, executive (alternate is a loan officer); investment advisor (alternate i:.r-•- ._ ,; i is EDP w/RM Institute); and banker (alternate is an EAP). �f ' � I � 3. Describe the relationship between the RLF and the unit of local qovernment tithich is sponsoring this application. The R-12 RLFC is a sub-grantee of the funds granted to the Summit • � County through a Memorandum of Understandinq. i ; I i � A. Describe the relationship between the RLF and lending institutions iin the service area. H i If a bank is considering a loan which is also being considered by the i RLF or the bank currently has a lending relationship with a borrower, ; the R-12 RLFC administrator generally meets with the banlier to determine opportunities for cooperation and ascertain the banker's experience with the borrower. Due to the tremendous turnover in bank officers in the Region, contact with bankers is generally made on an as . , i needed basis. � ( j• . � 5. How does the RI.F relate to other economic development activities in ; the area? '� The R-12 RLFC's service area has four professionally staffed EDC's. The EDP's bring packages and referrals to the RLF for review and - refinement. If the package seems appropriate for the RLF, it will be �l �' presented to the RLF Board for review. Five af the RLI''s 19 loans have - `°' resulted from this process. The EDC's may also recommend that an �{�:: , � otherwise low priority loan should be reviewed by the R-12 RLFC due to }� .��{;: I the impact on a partiaular commercial area. The other 14 EDC's in the ,. � : , ! Region are reminded at least once each year of the R-12 RI,FC program. _�; ,a.-�"� i -3- <:..:•i�'' � 'I; ;:�.` , , - ..- � . .� . � _ k �Ta� .�.. . .. .:., _ �. • ' '" � . �_3- R� r f . . ..:�� t �� � �,�,i. � - . . .. . . ... . , ''.'{+::�"�`��tE' � . . . � . �::�y��..:�.. -��>:+;:,�'•�i='. � . . :��_.-<•,_�y . , . 1 �` � . � . - � ' � . . . � . �eu<'q.:.-:...� . . r ti` � . . ^y3 '�� � . . . .:;p � �i �- .. . .. . . - . . ��, �,.�t�^,r�.l.n '. ir �,��;�.R�zqi�- . , ��� � . ��� `��: . . . . :',.;y�..�....�."�*.," . . ,:,ms:;�� �. �i.;� . �`�CL �»� �� ;ry ti � �Y�M,� ,' ,-:;;,:,` , � .:� . . , ., � . E, . -- - . , .__�,...__._._ .. ... ., . . , ,.. �_.... ., _ ______.. ..._. - .-. . , . : , , ��� C"i . $��'�r `'� • . . ` �rrti{�.', �., �� ' (��{'a�:i,;:�. tiTo the best of my knowledge and belief, statements and data in this application are true and correct and iCs submission with attached Statement of Assurances and Certifications has been duly authorized by the governinq body of all participating jurisdictions. I �cCl�t.o'��f.ci .XJ er�io- E+�9.a.�_..�_4l.iXltY ' Signature, ief Elected Official Jurisdiction Date ! �dz��� � �C.L �.a�f.ield__�s��nty / �3 � ; ' . a;; .-. Signature, Chief Elected Official Jurisdiction � - '�'"�`�` ,s�,.. - �( . 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' . . .. . . . . � ...�T11.��'.': . . � . - . . , >`-''�4 i�{�th' ' . . � - . � . ' . ��' , :,�i;y fY� � . . �� . .. . ' � .. . 1 �4. . t ' . � . ^� t ��; . � _.+�lr(�.`: . r . � L�x �� . 1 � , , � . ��'� �y{h� � ` � . � . ' ' � . 41�aII. I ! �'Rfl'�i`i'�}:' _ 1 ... ����, ' . � ' . . ���T'' �' ' . 4 1 + � ` _ . :'��� � ` eF: • ,{� . i.,���l�, •t �1k^k1.�. , �.`5�.�1{';:�- , � �n1?� .j�:4' ) COMHUNITY DEVELOP4IENT BLOCK GRANT APPLICATION FOR SMALL BUSINESS REVOLVING LOAN FUND PROGRAMS 4 I Applicant: Summit County Date: January 24, 1989 I Address: P.O. Box 68 Phone: (303) 453-2561 City, State, 2ip: Breckenridge, CO 80424 �,y��,�� :...•:, Contact: Bruce Baumgartner Title: •�,;.;:.,.� i:.t: - Sub-Grantee: Region 22 Revolvinq Loan Pund Corporation � '` � y Address: P.O. Box 739 Phone: (303) b68-4554 �_::,•A`'�� I ,':5' � City, State, Zip: I'risco, CO 80443 w y.;; r : -� Contact: Sandy Blaha Title; Administrator � , - i Service Area: Eagle, Garfield, Grand, Jackson, Moffat, Pitkin, Routt - and 5ummit Counties `� Funds Requested: $500,000 c� i i Proposed Budget: f T .� AC�.7,`I].GY ARiQl�ifat �A�3��� ���.SdS � � 1. Assistance to � _�' Businesses $425,000 CDBG Requested �': �;: One years revenues- Revolved funds , `v� principal & interest $123,000 R-12 RLFC Committed �=�� 2. Administration $ 75,000 CDBG Requested Interest $ 25,000 R-12 RLFC Committed -- � '� 3. Other ,.i;�c ''�� Please describe how the proposed RLF policies address the following required e2ements: _ �, ,�:� 1. Job Creation: One job must be created for every $10,000 - loaned. Due to the EDA study on RLF's which confirms the RLF :�:; experience, it costs $10,000 to create one job £or .�gps�X�S1.�ng '�:=y, businesses. '�'� 2. Business Types: Manufacturing, wholesale and needed service -� businesses receive the highest priority. Expansions of existing t ; businesses are preferred over start up companies. Minority and i �' women owned businesses may also receive higher priority. _:?. • � 3. Minimum and Naximum Amounts: $15,000 - $100,000 _ 4. Leveraging: 10-20$ Equity g '}'<, r'� 40$ InvesCor or other financing ,{.p?' • ` 40-50� Revolving Loan Fund -4-�. The RLF has an average leverage rate of 3:1 to date. Y�it��`'�-�: � .�4- il�.- , _:� . t.�ri '#�do�.aFS*�....:. �,.r<:....�.._�. _�,._:;.��.......__.::�� :.t..,::�.,._ .- �.... . .,, _. ,.._.__y _.J...... ._.n_ . ....�., -- ' , ._ . ..:.;. _ .. .:;_ _.� . -_ -.. � M.�t _ . ._. �I . , . .:. ,..,. . �� , ... � i�� _ . . . . . . . i�' , 4 ..eg'+�. , _ . ��c. '�-.. ' � - � . . . . �s.�._-.�-�—'�� y+k�+.�,�4k.: . . . . . . r °'.�'�"_ -"'�� ?� . � 'i�;�"'�'�'�' , . �- . - .'_:y.r �y�`. .u_v __. . ' _ z���y . .�''-'c`�o`'_�` _ . � � . � .. %'Y,'i=y:.Y�'r;-_ � .. � ' � . .`F;S.::�•....'S',Js:W . . . .:,!v.,��:�5'.v � - . f� E.; _„y� 1 . . - . � . .� . , . ��a `r�r` , . � +� ( �'��� � ' ... . . . . - . f .c,.f� " . - . . r �'r.�rar^'"» . . - . ,��X�M`;j`� _ . y�G���a' .'�t '�`�� � � ' . 1`2"'T;�.. . . ! . tI'.S� .�'Sr:ti�S: ` — ' ' . � s:� �5�, ,; , , _ �-..: .' . ' C " , .���"�.; . � ,� •'�*.y?5-ti>¢�'<, ' �Ck���:,�. � � 5. Rates and Terms: Loans are qenerally made at fixed retes, prime � � rate for five years. Loans may be made at the interest rate of 5'k (and may exceed prime rate for revolved funds). The needs of the project usually dictate the loan structure. 6. Fees: Closing fees average 28 of the total loan plus actual costs of closing, i.e. lien searches, legal fees, filing £ees. ` 7. Ose of Proceeds: All uses are considered. The average loan is _ ; 60$ equipment and 40$ working capital. °=:�~ `.;.;:,,,., i z-;, " � 6. Collateral Requirements: The goal of collateral coverage is ��' � generally 2:1, however, due to the quality of the packages .75:1 f� is more likely and we have several loans that are less than .75:1. ,� - j For the most part the RLF is flexible on this issue but is driven � > ` � by the strength of the business and community impact of the deal. !� j Due to the nature and quality o£ collateral, the RLF generally takes a first positiott and avoids a second position in collateral. `� 9. Types of Assistance: (Loans, Eguity, guarantees, etc. ) Direct loans account for 75� of R-12 RLFC loans. We also have one ti � quaxantee on a construction loan and three loan participations. � f :� �1�_�_�.�f.QSi11�I��_G' r,.,�, ;� �J CDBG Funds Received: $919,594 �� � Program Income Generated: 53,100 interest; ; 'L 89,083 principa2 = $142,183 ' ?� Other Funds Received � . Administration 41,673 } R-12 RLFC Program '` :'r� Loans 66,756 } Income applied " � Total Funds Loened: $926,350 •�' Number of Loans 41ade: 19 � ��i � � ] : . ';:t� Number of Defaults: 2* *A third loan is in ; default with a j ; standstill agreement in � `�i'� process � `� Amount Defaulted: $ 80,000 � Amount Recovered: -0-* *Pending Chapter il and Q liquidation Total Funds Lost: $ 47,500 Written off to date Y Number of Jobs Created: 116 � ._:,� Number of Low/Mod Jobs Created: 85 � :�. > a Manasem�nt .' 1. Please describe your proposed administrative structure. Specify �:;� who is responsible for completing defined tasks. Be specific. ,:. � ',� ._,�'_ ,_�� The R-12 RLFC has a full time administrator, a half time adminisCrative ' assistant and a contract bookkeeper. The administrator packages loans, �r:. � works out defaults, supervises all administration including grant "'�; � -2_ ;`y:�=: � ,�� ;� �� ` ' �,:...<...._> ...�_..__ .�.. � __._..�___ . .;::. ,. . . . ,__, �-_ . ..,.. ........ . ...... .. �'� . . , 1 ^ ':.t.s _ . ( x,. ! �_s- � �'l,.r��� .. , . . , � - � � a, :`.,: � t- ; ��'.y�/ , �..� i'; 4. — :��::�3iT'= _ , - _ _ aFa. i£> � . t.;;F'� `. . �a':5 �u:. . - . . _ 'we.�. � . � . � ,'i.'`t'.;�'��;,, _ 4��Y �, . . ( . .�'r^{�.q.�-:: . . �. " .. ".�:j... .. �t,��1.�5, . �us: S��4N .�i'0.+r'Fii�+�Iq��. . ` .. , y, P�; .:Y't%'1;:�,.�•" . ' . . . . n N�y,`r. � . ' . � :.��� . . {' . � ;.h�.�?P�2 � . . �^;y�C..��Mi ` � ' . s � r . �.. _. _ • . ' .1ta:.� ... 4 .r.. . . , .. �. „ . . .. . . ... . ... .. . .. . ; . .� ... .. , . . , . . _i. ...�., �� ,rr� ��e`i� F,�t�tN4� . ' , , �x��;�' � reporting. 5he is directly responsible to the R-12 RLFC Board. The administrative assistant provides a variety of research and supporC £unctions, manages client repayment and late notices, accounts payable and board packeC preparation. The bookkeepar produces monthly financial s�atements ands works with auditors. The requested increase • in administrative funds will provide support for both increased legal expenses and the increased staff time it takes to provide service to . Moffat and Garfield Counties. The R-12 RLFC may contraCt far a loan packager or add another half time adminisCrative assistant. .,:•„�;�,,,;�.,. ,a: s.rti: 2. Describe the composition of youz loan cammittee. Describe its � � relationship to a governing board_ ` " �. - The R-�.2 RLFC Board is appointed by the Northwest Colorado Council of ` Governments (NWCCOG) IIoaxd of Directors. The NWCCOG Board members are a overnment members. �=:-.'._'�, ' � elected officials representing Region 12's 32 loc 1 g 1 The R-12 RLFC Board has one member and one alCernate from eaeh county ;:,;, ' plus Che NWCCOG Executive Director. the Board is currently comprised � � � of a City Fiscal Officer (alternate is a CPA); property manaqer �ti • j (alternate executive of PSCo); appraiser (alternate is a business ;� � -' ;� owner); business owner (alternate is a school teacher); retired t�'; executive (alternate is a loan officer); investment advisor (alternate �1.:�;•�,; is EDP w/RM Institute}; and banker (alternate is an EDPJ. �� ' i. '' � j '� 3. Describe the relationship between the RLF and the unit of local • government which is sponsaring this application. .1 .. � - ,� The R-12 RLFC is a sub-qrantee of the funds granted to the Summit County through a Memorandum of Understanding. , t 4� � � 4. Describe the relationship between the RLF and lendin9 institutions � in the service area. � :i � If a bank is considering a loan which is also being considered by the _, RLF or the bank currently has a lending relationship with a borrower, :�, ! the R-12 RLFC administrator generally meeCs with the banker to - ; determine opportunities for cooperation and ascertain the banker's ' experience with the borrower. Due to the tremendous turnover in bank � officers in the Region, contact with bankers is generally made on an as ` needed basis. i i ,t`„ 5. How does the RLF zelate to othex- economic development activities in � Che area? Y`� � The R-12 RLFC's service area has four professionally staffed EDC's. =r: � The EDP's bring packages and referrals to the RLF for review and � re£inement. If the package seems appropriate for the RLF, it will be :` � : � presented to the RLF Soard £or revierr. Five of the RLF's 19 loans have '' . j { �,. resulted from this process. The EDC`s may also recommend that an t� � otherwise low priority loan should be reviewed by the R-12 RLFC due to �" the impact on a parCicular commerciaZ area. The other 14 EDC's in the ���'�_ :;�'`F�'` Region are reminded at least once each year of the R-12 RLFC program. �`�,•f� -3_ �'ri:��,'::� - � Y�' k,. '� .. ,' ... :... .. .. ..�... , ...� .. . .,.:..... .'. ... k. . a: .. . .... ..�... ...... ... . .....,. ._ - ...... . . . . . .:�"". . . . ... -..._..... . -�>..., ..... , .. . . . . � F P T� ' __. . . - . ... .�� —°�....^.�""`� -i 'ti. , �� �.���..����� . `R"�"z.�---� ..�t . . . , ._. . . - Sry }����.._�e. . - _ . � . . _.. � � ;t,'?•�,-%a-S' . . - (jf�,�r���;:'4:: . '. . ' . • - ~�µ�.3`��� � � . ..�'�:ti���c��:�::� . . � � ` . . ..i'.�..:,�.�.'�. . � ( G .:y�;'. . � . . .. ��U�r�y!:l•?�� � - , � ����� i> '. ...+.`..f-Y.s � � � . ''�Y.�:j, K. . . . . ,���;��:�1` - ��a��. e�,,._ . . ��� _ � ri..�:f� � ;�.x;.. � — ,...�.�.. �.�,._.__._ -� �y �N . 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' ' State of Coloredo r f��" • ' ' Department of Local Affairs �;t=��j;r:.; .�'��ryl,�.��>�;�.. � ,�•:l�i�:::�a. 1988 Communitv Develonment Blocic Grant Proeram APPLIC.WT STATII�MI' OF ASSUR�1hCES ,atGD CEfYfIFZCaTIGti3 . The applicant hereby assures and certifies that: (s1 It: (1) Possesses legal authorit,r to appl}� for the grairt and to ezecute Lhe proposed project, and its go�•erninr bod�• has dulti• adopt��9 or piss.ed • as an official act a resolution, motion or similar action author- �''+:"'"� ;;i._ - izing the filing of the application, includinr n.11 understandin�s - and assurnnces contained therein, und directin� and nuthorizine th�• `t:��'�C'`': applicant's chief executive officer and/or other designated official repreeentatives to act in connection s+ith the application and to i provide such additional information es may be required; and 4:. � :' i 1 (2) Hes developed its application, including its projected use of funds, r;: . � eo as to give mar,im�n feasible priority to acti��ities iahich �:ill benefit lrna snd moderate income persons or aid in the pre�•ention or - � elimination of sl�m�s or b1ipJ�t. (The requirement for this certification will not preclude the State from approving an ti application where the applicent certifies end the State deLermines, �.,,; ` that all or part of the proposed project activities are desi¢ned to 1< �.. -'s. meet other community developnent needs that have arisen durina the rv�'�'`� , preceding twelve-month period and have particular urgenc}- because � � '� existing conditions pose a serious end immediate threat to the -� health or uelfare of the coimnunity and where other finencinl � • resources are not available to meet such needs.) 1 ;j fb) It is follocring s detailed citisen participation plan which: - (1) Provides for and encourages citizen participation with particular `� emphasis on participation by persons of low and moderate inccme aho ! are residents of slinn and blight areas and of areas in i;hich Core- M munity Development Blocic Grant (CDBGI funds are prouosed to be used; i ,� � (2) Providea citizens �rith reesonable end timely access to lc�cal ' 1 meetings, information, and records relating to its proposed end � actual use of CDHC flmds; i ! (3) Provides for technical assistance to �roups representati��e of � persons of lou end moderate i.ncome that request such assistance in developing proposals s�ith the level end type of assistance to be determined by the applicant; � (4) Provides for public hearings to obtain citizen vie�:s and to resoond i , to proposals and questions at all stages of the communit�• �`' j developnent program, includin� at least the de�•elopment of needs, � the review of proposed activities, end review of proerem �:� : � perfo��xnce, uhich hearings shall be held after adequate notice at � • times and locations convenient to potential or actual beneficiaries, � and with accommodation for the handicapped; \�':� .-L4- _ :syr:;;y" , � :: :. j ., ..,u`R:;' +`•`�;.;:Y�'.. , a;v-��: I . :n . 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'�.�`'��i::` , (5) Pro�'ides for a timely �+ritten ansuer to iaitten complaints and b+�x_',i�"��..�. ` grievences, within l5 workin4 dsys r+here practicable; and �r�iK5r;,�_-:., f��-�'?l�.i'; � 161 7dentifies hoN the needs of non-English spenlcina _^esidents �aiil I�e met in the case of public hearin�s uhere a significnnt nwnUer of non-En8lish spealting residents can be reasonably e�pecte.! to participate. (c) It has pro�•ided for and encouraged �iti2en participation, With particular emphasis on pnrtici�mtion bY persons of loN and moderate income uho are residents of slum end blight areas end of areas in uliich CDBG fw�d� arc proposed to be used, hy: ='�`' :,,,'.._ (If Furnishing citizens infotmation concerning the amow�l of Piu�ds �e �' evailable for proposed coimnunicy development nnd housin.� ectivities I`"r`� _ end the range of activities that may be undertaJeen, including the �s - estimated amount proposed to be used for ectivities that uill ,�,<-.�.; � benefit persons of loa+ and moderate income and its plans for � minimizing displacement of Persons as a result of acti�•ities - � . assisted Nith CDBG funds and to assist persons ectusllc displaced �is � s result of such activities; I � (?) publishine s proposed project plan/application in such a manner to `- I afford citizens an opportunity to e�emine its content and to submit ��y ', i ' canments on the proposed project plan/application and on the j� \ � community developnent performance of the jurisdictionls); �-::•:._ �. fr.�' T, i (3) Holding one or more public hearings, as indicated below, to obtein , ,' • citizen vieWS and to respond to proposals and questions related to �, � . comnunity developnent and housing needs, proposed activities nnd ! � past CDBC perfonnance. All hearings uere held no sooner thnn five days after notice, at times and locations convenient to poten[ial or actual beneficiaries, end with accommodation for the handicapped and � , for the needs of non-English spealcing residents Whe're s simificant mnnber of such residents could ha�•e been reasonably e�7�ected to i participate. ' Applicant/Particinantt Date Time Location ,, � � Eaqle County Jan 9, 1989 2:45 P•m. Cominissioner's Hearing Room i ,� . Garfield'County _ Jan 23. 1989 10:00 a_m. Coam�issioner's Meetinq Room - ':ii� t ! Grand Countv Jan 17. 1989 10:00 a.m. Commissioner's Hearing Room .� �ackson .o�ntv ��n q, 1969 17:00 a.m. ro�mniasionQr's Meeting Room '! �� I _Moffat Countv Jan 10. 1989 11:30 a.m_ Commissioner's Meeting Room ` c Pi tk�i n Co_nnty .Tan l0. 198Q 5:30 n.m. Di stri ct ('oLrt�Room ��~ I 1 Rnit�t!'rnint� .Tan 17. 798�1 2�_(1(1 ❑_III, �`nmmissinnPr'c Hrary�g ppp�p '�:[�, � � Suimnit CountX Jan 23, 1989 1:30 p.m. Commissioner's Hearing Room � sIn the case of a "multi-.7urisdictional" application, each partici?ating - � municipality and county must hold at 2eeat one public hearing. � ' $'` -:;;f<.;: ' • . -1$- ��':a... �. � ;t : 3,�.' . • ���•-�.; c(; 1 , �:;i� ' ` : r •Y �.; . ir �<.,. �-_'F""---------u..�.._:�_:��...._�. ..:_..._.:::.. . ._..:,.....: ......,�. ... . ._.�_._. Z .... .. 1 � . . ' - . . . . F�. t t � + __.. � 4�,. �� � j �f . • .. . -=.._.s'°���'�%�� . _�:+�i ,{.. . - _.._. ' . `� s"C Yy�`' . . - ._ � . . � t��t 5�1� - .. . � . ' �� ;�� _ , _ ..� ' '_',: :.Y� �� . `: .. . P Z , :.}!4,Y^'��'. ' . . - :}�•'� ' . . . ;�:�r��:' • • ' }Y��*�- . !.;�-.Y±S'''!�� . � ��in`''Qa 'R3� ' . ' :��f•F��l{':'. � . � ���v.�..,t? �: . . , :���� ��!-,i . . Ct"�'�� '� , . ;.;.xr'• � . '':lA:.v . � :. ' ����"''' � ' �����':`!�i,�' , (a) As applicnble, providing citizens ++ith reasonable and timely access �.�=��?.:y,,;i;;�. ' to local meetings, lnfoxmatton and records regarding Lts proposed �";a'{X�i::�:�;. ` snd past use oF CDBG funds; ix'F4'.i%�,+= (5) Zn preparing its pro,ject plan/application, considering any such comments and vieNS end, if deemed appropriate, modifying the proposed project plen/application; (6) Making the final pro,�ect plan/application available to the public; ('/) Identifying its comrnunity development end housing needs, including the neecis of loc+ end moderate income persons, arxi the activities to be undertalcen to meet auch needs. _ �'i,` ! (d? It will: "� '" - ,�53_ ; (1) In the event it is auarded CDBC funds by the State, provide ;.,j:,,:'."- citizens with reaso�nble notice of, and opportunity to comment on, ;;�:'''' any substantial change proposed to be mnde in the use of CDBG funds ";�- '_' from one eligible activity to another by following the same � procedures required in paragreph (c) for the preparation and ' . su6mission of the final project plan/application. , ;�,.. ' (2) Minimize displacement oF persons es a result of activities assisted t � ' uith CDBG f�mds er�d provide for reasonable benefits to any person 4 t involimtarily and pecinanently displaced as a result of the use of �� .j;'<. -�. , CDBG ftmds to acquire or substantislly rehabilitate property; � �'' � . '_ (3) Affirniatively further fair housing in additian to conducting and >i ; administering its pro,�ect in conformity with Public Law 88-352 end � Public Lar+ 90-284 as certified in paragraph (h) hereinafter; + � (4) Not attempt to recover any capital coste of puhlic improvements - � assisted in s+hole or psrt with CDBC funds by assessing nny amount � against properties owned and occupied by persons of loN end moderate income, includir� any fee charged or assessment made as a � conciition of obtainin8 access to such public improvements, unless: F (A) CDHC fimds ere used to pay the proportion of such fee or ' � , , assessment that relates to the capital costs of such public � improvements that are financed from revenue sources other than the CDBG program, or � (8) for purposes of assessing any amount against properties owned and xcupied by persons of moderate income r+ho are not persons of loW income, it certifies that it lacks sufficient , CDBG ftmds to comply with the requirements of subparagraph �. j lA): < ; (e) Ite chieP executive officer or other officer of the applicant approved by �� the State: �'�� � (1) Consents to ass�m�e the status of responsible Federal official under ! the National �vironmental Policy Act of 1969 (NEPA) and other ! provision9 of Federal law, as specified in in 24 CFR Part 58, which � " ' further the purposes of NEPA, insofar as the provisions of such y �; `;; Eederal law apply to the Colorado Commmity Developnent Block Grant (CDBG) Progzem; �t� s i . f 4,�> (2) Is authorized and coneents on behalf of the applicant and ` +��: himself/herself to accept the jurisdiction of the Federal courts '. for the se of enforcement of his/her res nsihilities as such ��*,`,'� ' Piu'Po Po r, �:k:. �i:.. ; an official. ' F'�' . �:; � (f) It'will comply with the financisl management regulations, policies, •F � � guidelines and requirements set forth in the CDBC Crentee Handbook. (g) It will comply with: (1) Section I10 of the Housin� and Community Develo�nent Act of 1974, " es amended, and any State regulations regerding the admirtistrs- tion and enforcement of labor staruiards; �+. � -2- �1 u `, . .� ,_ .;,,��..'� ,� � :_:p..;'_� , _ �.. .,�...��_ _<� �.. ,.. � ����r a ': 121 Da�•is-�acon Falr Lnbor Stnndards .act 1�10 GSC 2TGn - 2i6a-ol �'a}`�* F�"1 • �?�;}�.,�t:,: • requiring that, on sll contracts and subcontracts which exceerl ;e��,z;�•' � 52,000 for federally-assisted conetruction, alteration or �sY``�aa=�` ' rehnbilitation, leborere and mecl�anics employed b,v contractors or subcontractors ehall be paid tiage9 at rates not less than those prevailing on similar construction in the locality as detexmined by the Secretary of Iabor. (This requirement applies to the rehabilitation of residential property only if such property is designed for use of eight oc more femilies.l (31 Contrnct Worlc Hours and SaFety Stendards Act of 1962 (a0 USC 327 et seq.) requiring that mechanics and laborers emploped on � federally-assisted contracts which exceed S2,000 be paid �:nges of �'�i-`.,.;� ' not less than one and one-half times their basic wage rates for all `.'•; � hours s+orlced in exeess of forty in a worlc xeelc. � _ i ; (41 Coaeland "Anti-Kicicbacic" Act of 1934 (�10 USC 276 Icll prohibiting �.:;'',-� " � and prescribing penalties for "Icickbacics" of �+ages in Federall�•- i financed or aaeisted construction activities. - � ?- � (h) It will comply s+ith: ; - (1) Title VI of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 (Pub. L. 88-352; d2 USC - ;I 2000 (d)) prohibitin� diserimination on the basis of race, colar, ti .� j or national oriSin in any program or activity receiving federal financial aesistance. �,` p:;--'- 1 � � (2) TLtle VIII of the Civil Rights Act of 1968 (Pub. L. 90-28�1; 42 USC F '�� . ';� • 3601), as emended� popularly lmown as the Fair {lousing Act, � a prohibiting housing discrimination on the basis of race, color, �. � religion, sex, or national origin, and requiring HUD to administer �; � its programs in a maruier r+hich affizmatively promotes fair housing. e � �3 - '3 (3) Section 109 of the Housin�t and Communitv Develonment Act of 1974 �' ` (42 USC 5309), as amended, providing that no person shall be j. ''� excluded from participatiodn (including employment), denied program � ! � benefits or sub,jected to discrimination on the basis of race, R' 1 color, national origin or sex under any pragram or activit,y funded in Whole or in part under Title I (Commimity Developnent) oF the ': '� Housing end Comnunity Development Act. � i � ?.� (4) �cecutive Order 11063 (19621, as amended by EYecutive Order 12259, requiring equal opportunity in housing by prohibiting discrimin- � ation on the basis of race, color, religion, se:c or national origin ',,j in the sale or rental of housing built uith federal assist.ance. '� (5) �cecutive Order 11246 (1965), as emended by Executive Orders t1375, ;� prohibiting discrimination on the basis of race, color, religion, ',. sex or national origin in any phase of employment during the ' perfocmAnce of federal or federally-assisted contracts in excess of ; $2,000. ' ! ,� (6) Section 3 of the Housirt¢ and Coimmmity Developnent Act af 1968 (12 ! USC 1701 (u)), as amended, providing thet, to the greatest estent - - ; feasible, apportunities for training and employment that ariee ;, ;; � through IND-finenced projecte, will be given to loNer-income - ,>'' � persons in the unit of the project area, end thnt contracts be i� i�� � awarded to businesses located in the project area or to businesses "' . ° oFrned, in substantisl part, by residents of the project area. :��;; ��;.;� ; ':'�'t:::.' ;Y;;:7.`,•. ;,� (7) Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973 (29 USC 793), as "'"" `:. �� emended, providing that no othen+ise quslified individual shall, �;; solely by reason of a handicap, be excluded from participation �l'! ;r;= � (including employment), denied program benefits or subjected to ; discrimination under eny program or activity receiving federal i< `� . ftmds. , '� (8) Age Discrimination Act of 1975, (42 USC 6101), as emended, providinS thet no person shall be excluded from participation, I denied program benefits or subjected to discriminetion on the basis ' ! of age under any proBram or activity receivinq federal fimds. '�� `; �� . -3- s� , a,..„ ';;��:�- _ 1 '��,;���i . '� � �'�`xti�r� � . . . . =r;�.�,,: : . .. . ..,.. ..._. . _.. . - - - , , . . .. ..., �, ,..: �,.: �.? , � ' , fil It �+ill complti• with: ;��=;:�'f' . ��l..y.��.. , ` �,ri�;�::,:;a: (1) L'nifonn RelocatLon 4ssistance nn�l Real Pronertv 4cquisition �`�,�3r. Policie9 act of 1970 -- Title III Reul Proqerty .�c�uisition (Pub. L. 91-6d6 and HUD impleaienting regulations at 24 CFF2 Part �121, providing for uniform end equitable treatment of persons displaced from their homes, busineeses, or farms by federal or federally- assisted �rog:vms and establishing uniform and equitnble lnnd acquisition pol.icies for federal assisteci programs. Requirements include bona fide land appraisels as a bnsis for land acquisition, srecific procedures for selecting contract apprpisers and contract negotiations, furnishing to owners of property to 6e acquired a written summarY statement of the acquisition price offer based on - _ the fair market price, and specified procedures connected with -,'4�};�, �- condemnation. '"%'="`, :�.. (2) Uniform Relocation Assistance and Real Pronerty Acciuisition Policies 4ct of 1970 -- 'Citle II. Unifocm Relocation Assistance (Pub. L. 91-6�16 and 4itJD impiementing re�;n+lations at 2•L Cl•'It Pnrt {;� ' _ � 42), providing for fair end equitable treatment of all persona ,{ displaced as R result of any federal or federally-essisted 1 progrnm. [telocation payments and ussistnnce, last-resort housing replacement by diapincing aGency, nnd grievance procedures are `�, covered under the Act. Payments and assistance uill be mnde � pursuatit to state or lxnl law, or the grant recipient must adopt a ':� orritten policy available to the public describin� the relxntion �, , � payments and aesistance that rrill be provided. Moving e�cpenses and '_'ri�`-z, up to $15,000 or more for each qualified homeowner or up to 52,000 � , or more for eech tensnt are potentiel costs. f � (,j) It c+ill comply with: i j (1) National Environmental Poliev Act of 1969 ih7 USC 4921 et seq.1, as „ �z emended, and the implementing regulations of f1UD (29 CFR Part 58) end of the Council on Environmental Quality (40 CFR Parts 15U0 - �' ,`� 15�8) providir� for establ.�shment of national policy, gosls, and � pracedures for protecting, restorin8 end enhancing environmental ; quality. � ,� . ; (2) National Historic Preservation Act of 1966 (16 USC 470.et seq.), as :i amended, requirinS consideration of the effect�of a project on any , district, site, building, structure or object that is included in � or eligible for inclueion in the National Register of Historic � Places. - i � (3) F�cecutive Order 11593. Protection and Enhnncement of the Cultural Environment, P1ay 13, 1971 (36 F�2 8921 et seq.) requiring thnt t.. federally-funded projects contribute to the preservation a�id , � enhancement of sites� structures euid ob,7ects of historical, � ! architectural or archaeological eignificance. t� (4) The Acehaeological and Nistorieal Dnta Preservation Act of 1974, _,� emending the Reservoir Salve.ge Act of 1960 (16 USC 469 et seq.!, :;, .;.;:. providing for the preservation of historic end nrchaeological data � that would be lost due to federally-funded developnent and F� construction activities. '- "` � (5) Executive Order 11988 Floodalain P1ana[�ement, Play 24, 1977 iq2 fTt �.'"1 �.f.,� � 26951 et seq.) prohibits undertalciruq certain activitiee in flood ,:r �,�,� plains �mless it has been determined that there is no pmctical �� .y�;Y.; � .�r..;it�.: ... ' alternative, in uhich case notice of the action must be provided ';;..,}. ', � and the eotion must be designed or modified to minimize potential X ' ; , � damage. �'"1 �; ( (6) �cecutive Order 11990, Protection of Wetlands, Plny 24, 1977 (42 FR `;t 26961 et seq.) requiring revieu of sll actions proposed to be � located in or appreciably affectin8 a Netland. Undertalcing or sssisting neu construction located in wetlands must be avoided i unless it is determined tliat there is no practical alternative to such construction and that the proposed action includes all j prneticnl measures to minimize potentisl drun�xge. i (7) Safe Drinlcin� Water Act of 1974 (M12 USC 201, 300 f et seq., ?A01 et iseq.), as amended, prohibiting the commitment oF federal ftnancial ; 1 � —4— 1 � _��� s . < .::',u;^_` '� ��! ' , d„.,:,,.. : � ���� :�. • .�r��,�;{� �i • assistnnce for any project ahich the Environmentnl Protection . ;y:�. � Agency determines may contaminate an aquifer cJhich is the sole or (`�'"�°:,j; ,��F1.., , � principal driniting �+ater source for en area. �'�U'�"�.- (8) Tlie Endandered Speciee Act of 1973 (16 USC 1591 et seq.), ss emended, requiring that actions authorized, f�mded, or enrried out by the fedeml governroent do not jeoparciize the continued existence of endnngered and threatened species or result [n the destructlon or modification of the hahitet of such speciee uhich is deteimined by the Department of the Interior, after consultation c:ith the State, to be critical. • i � (9) The Wild and Scenic Rivere Act of t968 (16 USC 1271 et seq.l, us ;a;�`•,z •' tunended, prohibiting federal assistance in the eonstruction of any ""'4`= - ' water resources pro,ject that would have s direct and adverse affect a��="= � on any river included in or designated for study or inclusion in ��`-� the National Wild and Scenic Rivers 3ystem. �` ..� .:r,�.'�. (10) The Clean Air Act of 1970 (92 USC 1857 et seq.), as amended, re- � � ;:� quiring that federal assistance Will not be �i�en aind that iicense ;� , or pecmit Nill not be issued to any activity not conforniing to the .s� State implementation plan for nstional primary and secondary ambient air quality standards. ':-1 (11) F3UD Environmental Criteria and Standards (24 CFR Part 51) providing � �`� national sr�r�,-�ta for noise abatanent end control, accepteble n�,�> � separation distances from exploeive or fire prone substances, and �f i. �_. suitable land uses for airporC runway elear zones. �' ;'� (k) It crill: ','� (1) Comply taith The Leed-Based Pnint Poisonin� Pcevention Act -- Title ^ + _ N (42 USC 4831) prohibiting the use of leod-besed paint in � '' residential structures constructed or rehabilitated Hith federal �:�� assistance, and requiring notification to purchesers and tenants of . such housing of the hazarc�s of lead-based paint and of the sy�nptoms and treatment of lead-based paint poisoning. `, �`=� (2) Cive the State, the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Develop- �ri� ment (HUD), and eny authorized representatives,access to snd the rights to examine all records, boolcs, papers or documents related ,;,j to the application and grant; and .� l , _ (1) It will comply srith all perts of Title 1 of the flousing and Comnunity ; '�i Develognent Act of 1974, a9 amended, Nhich have not been cited previously c � as crell a9 uith other applicable law9 and regulations. ' ji � . �; , , ,'�� � { J.�� . �� � 3E�3',� i ture, ef E1 ted Of ' 1 Sigiature, Chief Elected Official�* ; � .:, � �.�,�'^'°$�' ;,� Neme (typed or printed) Name (typed or printed) ���� ;�`. 'tit� Tltle Chairmen, Board of County � �Title � mm'SCj�TP'r Co�mniss' ers, Su 't ounty F qiP r n � Date Date c � '�,� :x� �`l� . i5�.; ':�� +5_ ��; ` ' :�"'1. . . . . . . . . � .. - . ..�.�� ' � w . . _;�^��?; s �u�;�� ♦ • `Y , , . . . . . �,. , , ' . ` , - �p�,��'�.���•. � / .L'�� .,��r����_ t�:�a�:'}.` Signature, Chief Elected Officialtx SiSn�ture, Chief Elected Official�� I'D�c.�7-r-r-' l'L-iVn� � ' Name (typed or printed) Name (typed or printed) ' /�.��.1�L_.' �Z'�G:l.L�C.-2)/s!.�i� � . i Tit e Grand Counl-y, C6airmen 6oard of Tit� Pil-kin County, Charimen of the � ; County Commissioners Boar� County Commissioners ' /•—/7�� !//��� :r;.'�• Dete Date 'r.i�� + �.���;"`-- r:, ..__.:. i �/ ' � .-�J���/� ���/ �- j Sfgnatura, Chief Elected Officfaltt Signature, Chief Electeci Officialt# 1 - 3 ! � Neme (typed or printed) Neme (typed or printed) ° �,,: , ;� ��i ,. �. '1 E ,'� TitlegpuEt County, Chairmen of the Title Jackson County, Chairmen of the r i„"� "' Hoard of County Commissionars Board of County Commissioners � ; � Date �/l�� ' � Date �r ,; j - �? oll�'CdR/ CL. , �� � c �:.,. ^ _ 31�nature; Chief Elected Officialsx Signatur Ch�ef Eleeted Officials* ' � Gln,►�.w�...,�SC.a.,,.1 frC�w..1„�C-cwwty,,v,u3 i Ea� Ci�,L.� Neme (typed or printed) pfeee typed oc��rinted) t �P - c�' {•d�,er�7 1 •e iA.� . �� TitleGarfield County, Chairmen of the Tit��I�o��County, Chairmen of the Board of County Commissioners Board of County Commissioners Date , Date .. �f� _ , t • y � ,t.e I � y •`�. . . ., , . :,r . � t 3..,. i ,��� , '3 �,� i �;��• t�',. " { ::'i 1 . .k I I ti�, �sAdditional signatures are required only in the case of "muiti-3urisdietional" l applications. If this is a multi-,juriedictional application, the Chief I Elected Officisl of each �mmicipality and co�mty partiaipating in the application must sign. � + :� � I � : 1 _6- \ e �'t' _ . . . .. . ... - t ;-- �, � �i , ,.;��, s. . . . �...�..���� _� � �y `.�F� 1��� ' • . Revised Januarv, 1988 �:� `���� . 4:�r�:,•. . 3tate of Coloredo n�t�•: ,�., ... , � DeparLnent oF Local affairs `�};%�'�'`'. .' _��:;:f,. . �':'�3.,r..:. . 1988 Cormnunit�• Develorxnent Blocic Grant Proeram APPLIGWI' STATE*1FNNf OF �SSUR.1,\'CES Ah� CII?TIFIC:aTIG\S . , The applicant hereby assures end certifies that: (a1 It: (11 Possesses legal authority to appl`� for the erant nnd to execute tl�� proposed project, and its governing bodp has dul�• adop�e.�i or p:iss.�d '�� � as an officiel act a resolution, motion or similar nction au[hor- �:ji11�� . izing the filing of the applieation, includine all underslandin�s j end assurunces contained therein, and directing and Quthorizin� tho '24'.�'�.'."� applicant's chief executive officer and/or other designated official �-z-c=:::, mpresentatives ta act in connection Nith the application and to provide such additional information as maY be required; and ` � � i (2) Has developed its application, including its projected use of funds, + ! so as to give maximinn feasible prioritv to acti�•ities uhich �:ill j benefit loN and maderate income pereons or aid in the pre�•ention or � elimination of sluns or blip,ht. f'I'he requirement for this ;� certification will not preclude the State fran approving an � i applica£ion Nhere the applicant certifies end the State determines, � that all or part of the proposed project activities are desiened to �';':':; -is ) meet other commnnity development needs that have arisen durin� the �'��.`''' preceding twelve-month period and have particular urgenc}' because �', '!,� • existing conditions pose a serious and i�mnediate threat to the E� health or Nelfare of the community and cahere other financial � � resources are not available to meet such needs.) •,;� lb) It is folloving a detailed citizen participation plen Nhich: '? � °! Ei , ,f (1) Provides for end encourages eitizen participation with particulnr �'•i e hasis on I� mp participstion by persons of low and moderate income Who �' are residents of sl�na and blight areas and of areas in �fiich Com- ;'°J rmmity Developnent Blocic Crant (CDBGf funds are protwsed to be used; � '� ;� (2) Provides citizens crith reasonable and timely access to local ' �` meetings, infoimation, and records mlating to its proposed and �� ,:. ';;j•' actcial use of CDBC funds; `4` � � (3) Provides for technical �ssistance to groups representative of persons of low end moderate incane that request such assistance in developing proposals with the level and tppe of assistance to be determined by the applicant; i.' (�l) Provides for public hearings to obtain citizen �iec:s and to resoond � . to proposals and questions at all stages of the communit}- ��� developnent program, including at least the development of needs, � the revieN of proposed activities, and review of pro�ram =�: . ' � performance, Nhich hearings shall be held after adequate notice at ;;r, ::;::, � • times and locations convenient to potential or actual beneficiaries, _ ; and �aith sccommodation for the handicapped; + � 7,:.; • -L4- ,'y � :i .� : . ,T�' ._�.1,, �.i;,'-;i:�a'r;:;., ,��`%' ,�r?r:;. ' � , 'hi h *,. ,� .ir.ss.}:++� �:,_....,�-..:.�. .r-:.r,:..:.:_, ��:-„-_-. :,-:.._:... ..,._... ._. .... __..__ ._,._..__.... .._____,. _.._._.__ i Y � _ . . . ...... . . ...... . -� .'s �,.. ;� �� r, . .. . � � . . . � "^k. a, . �. "� � .' ' �-"�_ �-� �py ? }wr f ,. . . . �� � . Sy, �• �i - ;+�r } �,3 � , ' . . � y4F��•' _ ' , ' . _ . s��`��,�;,c- ° � �� ! �,�„ . _ .:,�.. . ^ �''� `- � ,_ . ; ;° ,�.�;-,'` , , � �.: ::,�:...�, _. • _ 4c'�c F,,i., • z��Ja,ea . .w�0..•.;;Y� . ... < ��°.+�FT F�4`�,} _ . :����; ., . *:�� � s . ___..._G_._,_�.�� : :�, .�. ; .7.�. ' Revised Januery, 19B8 �,}';rj;,� _ . ry�r�.�t�:.. �.� ` � (51 Aro�'ides for s timely �+ritten ens+.�er to .Titten complaints end �;��'�. grievances, Within 15 +aorkinq days wfiere practicable; and (6) Identifies hoN lhe needs of non-English speolcinp �esidents �+ill L�e met in the case of public hearin�s uhere a significnnt n�onl>er of non-English specJcinB residents ean be reasonabl_v e�peeteil to participete. Ic1 It has provided for and eneouraged citizen participetion, Nith particiilar , emphasis on pnrtici�etian bY persons of low and moderate income uho are '' residents o}' slum snd blieht areas and of areas in Nl�ich CDBG fiun�s arc :�;��:_�.,: i proPosed to be used� h,r: '.'±�4`i-,.. � „�i....._ ' (11 FurnishinS citi2ens infocznation cancerning the �mowic oC furx4s c`1;'_�- ' I evailable for proposed cortmiunit�� development und housin.g activities p=-,.-�',-:-.. and the range of activities that may be undertalcen, including the "'= � estimated emount proposed to be ueed for activities that uill �.� : benefit persons of loc+ end moderate income and its plans for = minimizing displac?ment of persons as a result of ecti�•ities _ � . assisted Nith CDBG funds and to assist persons aeCually displaced ns s result of such activities; ,i (2) PublishinS a proposed pi'oject plan/application in such a manner to �� afford citizens an opportunitY to e�amine its content and to submit �,,, . � ' comments on the proposed project plen/applieation and on the community development perforn�ance of the jurisdictionfs); ����, ' -i> (3) Holding one or more public hearings, as indicated beloi+, to obtain , � citizen vieas and to respond to proposals and questions related to � . coimnunity deeelopment end housir� needs, proposed activities and �; past CDBG perfonnance. All heariRgs Nere held no sooner then five i days after notice, at times and loeations convenient to potential or -� ectual beneficiaries, and With accommodation for the handicapped and ' ,:� for the needs of non-English spealcing residents Nhere a sieniticant number of such residents could have been reasonebly e.�pected to � participete. i S �nlicant/Perticinanti� Date Time f..ocation � Eaqle CountY Jan 9, 1989 2:45 P-m. Comfiissioner's Hearing Room - i '� Garfield County Jan 23, 1989 10:00 a.m. Co�mnissioneY's Meeting Room ; :� Grand Countv Jan 17, 1989 10:00 a.m. Commissioner's HeaXing Room �ackson conntv Tay n 9. 7989 11:00 a.m.So���cion-r'c M inq Room � �� � Moffat Countv Jan 10. 1989 11:30 a.m. Eommissioner's Meeting Room t� 'i �itkin County Aan ]O. ]99g S:"�O o.m. n+c i �ronrt Room �'� . ` RrnMY ('_�rnmtv .Tan l7. 198� �'n�1 a_m. rnmm;cc;�nPr'= Hra ing Room i.',';::i°:. � f Summit Countx Jan 23, 1989 1:30 p.m. Commissionez's Hearing Room �` � =In the case of a 'multi-.�urisdictional" application, eech partici?ating t � � municipality and county must hold at least one public hearing. ;y,;�; ' I � ' . _1B- ��.-:,:y�.a,�: j . ;.. � A_��,.` r' -.- ;t1.�: � •Y: �..�� i;�.; I 1 . ..m��•.�_.-�.�.....�.o�.:..«-.�� ..._.��_...._.:.....-. __.�- . . ....._._ ...__..._...... .....� �..._. .............�.... .._ ......_... .. _.......__ "_.-,..... . � ... �:�i -� . �.. � . �-.. - ' � . . - 4. '•`"y� . . _ .� _._. ._r:�x.!c-�ar"�� ���::....:- . ' " � � . _ . . � ` v�/ ��_� - . .. . -�.__ . . � v �i. Y {F.". . . - . �' ' . .. . ,�.���`� _ . ��N;`'f M1;.r. , ';4`,;:r,�sLL � . I'.':.;�:. �S��;:,'�",�'-ri`: ' , '.�y r � ks�f�~.�.�..t.,. ' . . � �"y� ' . . .. � .+�e"' a. �y.��, � . . . � . tYt l ? y��� . , t i� !��ry��{�._,: . R� '� ..�r�� ' � . � �� ` s .�� ,,;:�:;'�� _ _... �. _ "t!4 p : '�� . •rl�� � " • ! (41 As appllcable, providinq citizens with reasonable and timely access .S ' to local meetinEs, information and records regarcling its proposed t"�e�i`;: t`:.:, �`,:D • and past use of CDBG funds; N�`,,r..:� (5) In preparin8 its project plan/application, considering any such comnents and views and, if deemed appropriate, modifying the proposed pro,ject plen/application; (6) MakinB the final pro,�ect plan/application available to the public; {7y Identifying Lts community developnent and housing needs, includinK the needs of lau and moderate income persons, and the activitiee to �: be undertaken to meet such need9. " � I . �: ,� � (d) It r+ill: , �'•'.,-. (1) In the event it is as+arded CDBG funds by the State, provide �c`�.'_ citizene uith reaeonable notice of, and opportunity to comrtient on, - ' sny substantial chenge proposed to be made in the use oF CDBG funds - - !� from one eligible activity to another by folloNing the same •:� � procedures required in paragraph (c) for the preparetion and submiesion of the final project plan/application. (2) Minimize displacement of persons as a result of activities assisted ':� With CDB(3 f�mds and provide for reasonable benefits to any person �y involtmtarily and pecmenently displaced as a result of the use of �,r;>, � � CDBC f�ds to acquire or substentielly rehabilitate property; V'•;:'.; T. ..r�I . �v ��'. ::;,;� (3) Affimiativelp further fair housing in addition to conducting and ,_; � sdministerin8 its project in conformity with Public Law 88-352 and �-'� Public Law 90-284 as certified in paragraph (h) hereinafter; `<j (4) Not attempt to recover any capital costs of public improvements _ ,,;:� assisted in whole or part with CDE3C funds by assessing any amount against properties ocmed and oecupied by persons of loa and �;lY= moderate income, includin� any Pee charged or assessment made as a ' condition of obtainin8 access to such public improvements, unlesa: (A) CDBG f�mds are used to pay the pcoportion of such fee or ` ssaessment that relatee to the capital costs of such public `,„ � improvemente that are finenced from revenue sources other - than the CDB4 progrem, or ."'? (8) for purposes of assessing any emount against properties oi+ned ,:� and occupied by pergons of moderate income uho are not persone of low income, it certifies that it lacke sufficient ; ' CDBG ftnxl.9 to comply with the requirements of eubparagraph s (A1: � '� - � �` (e) Its chief executive officer or other officer of the applicant approved by �F � the State: Fs ,� (1) Consents to asstane the status of responsible Federal officiel under �� � the Mational F}�vironmentsl Policy Act of 1969 (NEPA) and other ���'`- - ::� provisions of Federal laN, as specified in in 24 CFR Part 58, which � - ) further the purposes of NEPA, insofar ag the provisions of such 4 i Federal law apply to the Colorado Commmity Development Hlock Grant ��•�:;:*�s �� (CDBC) Program; `� 4;� ;.i;^,;, (2) Is authorized and congents on behalf of the applicant and � �r�"�.:' himself/herself to accept the jurisdiction of the Federal courts . f�f;; for the purpose of enforcement of his/her responsibilities 69 auch ,: � an official. �^`'' �i (fl It'will comply �+ith the financisl mana8ement regulations, policies, ,��.. �+ guidelines �nd requirements set forth in the CDBC Crantee Handbook. `� � (B) It uill comply with: ,� _� (1) Section 110 of the }{ousir� nnd CammunitY Developnent Act of 199a, a as amended, end any State regulations regaiding the administra- ' � tion and enforcement of labor statx9ards; :i � ;1 1 ;.� r� '2' � � • �. ;���t�� .. - �� ` � ;r�_�, ; , . • 12f Dna•is-P.acon Fair Lnbor Stnndards 1c,t (4U L'SC 27Gn - 2i6u-51 �x} ° '�; requiring that, on all contracts and subcontracts i+hich exc.eed �5 �` 52,OU0 fo� federally-assisted construction, alteration or �ssyfrs:�; rehabilitation, lahorers and mechanics employed by contractors or �,-���;:�;,;: subcontractors ehall be paid c.agee at rates not less thtui those prevailing on similar construction in the locolity as determined b.v tlie Secretnry of Labor. (This reqiairement applies to the rehabilitation of residential propertv only iP such property is designed for use of eigltt or more familiee.l (3) Contract Woric Hours and SaFetv Standards Act of 1962 (40 USC 327 et ' seq.) requiring that mechanice and laborers employed on federally-sssisted contracts which exceed 52,000 be paid ti�ages of not lees than one and one-half times their basic cmge rates for all - hours worlced in excess oP forty }.n a wor)c week. ��`.i�" (4) Co[�eland "Anti-Kicicbactc" Act of I934 (40 USC 276 (c11 prohibiting �" end prescribing penalties for "kickbactce" oP �aages in Federall�•- [(, .�:^ - ; financed or assisted construction activities. ; (h) It will comply with: �, ' r' { 1 : (1) Title VI of the Civil Rights Act of 196h (Pub. L. $8-352; 42 USC � � 2000 (d)) prohibiting discrimination o� the basis of race, color, � or national origin in eny proSrem or activiCy receiving federal �, `I finencial assistance. �!.-.. + � 1 � ,� (2) Title VIII of the Civil Rights Act of 1968 (Pub. L. 90-28�1; 42 USC �_� , � 3601}, e� emended, popularly Imocm as the Pair Nousing Act, prohlbiting housing diserimination on the basis of race, color, ;� religion, sex, or national origin, and requiring HUD to administer ;� fts programs in a manner which affirmatively pranotes fair housing, �� I� (3) Section 109 of the Housinct and Connnunitv Develonment Act of 1994 �;� (A2 USC 5309), as amended, providing that no person shell be �� � eacluded from participatio�n (including emplovment), denied program �`.j ' benefits or 9UEl,JCCtCCI t0 discrimination on the bssis of race, � color, netional origin or eex under any program or activity funded in Nhole or in psrt under Title I (Commimity Deve2opnent) of the � Rousing end Community Developnent Act. � � (4} L�cecutive Order 11063 (19621, as amended by EKecutive Order 12259, � .j requiring equal opportunity in housing by prohibiting discrimin- ; ation on the basis of rece, color, religion, sex or national origin i in the sale or retttal of houaing built with federal assistance. � �� (5) �tecutive Qrder 11246 (1965), as amended by Executive Orders 11375, pmhibiting diecrimination on the basie of race, color, religian, ''. � sex or national origin in any phase of employment during the � perfocrosnce of federal or federally-assisted contracts in excess of 4 � $2,000. f4i � (6) Section 3 of the Housing and Commmitv Deve�onment Act af 1968 (12 +,_] I USC 1701 (u)), as emended, providing thaC, to the greatest extent , feasible, opportunities for trsining and employment thet ariae , through F�UD-financed projects, wiii be given to lower-income ,� �� persor�s in the �init of the project area, and that contracts be awazded to businesses located in the project area or to businesses -� ' � . os+ned, in substantiel part, by residents of the projeet erea. �ir.;.�"'•': ` �1.: (7) Section 504 of the Rehabilitstion Act of 1973 (29 USC 793), as ,,,,�;'..- amendeci, providing that no othen+ise quslified individual shall, '' `` � solely by reason of a handica be excluded from +''"�''' p, participetion ' � (including employment), denied progrem 6enefits or subjected to t ' ��: I discrimination under any progrem or activitY receiving federal ( , ftmds. •``,, , ! "'� (8) Age Discrimination Act of 1975, (42 USC 6101), as eunended, � providing that no person shall be excluded from participation, , denied program benefits or sub3ected to discrimination on the bssis oF age under any program or activ3ty receivinK federal funds. . � i � : J .� -3- �i ' � ,;�..�F, �`�T ;M��� _ ` i�'jL',.�;. ` � , � _ _ __ ,�.��_..�...�. .�:._ �F.� . � . . ... . ..-.�.. �.w� 'l t;.. 4. �� 1 , • !i) It Nill compl}• with: �,�* �,� . ' �+ (1) l'nifoc�n Relocation Assistance and Rea1 Pros�ertv Acquisition i?�y4�;'�;. Policies 4et of 1970 -- '[Ytle III. Real Propertv ,�cnuisition (Pub. �:-!`'`':'. L. 91-6J6 and FR1D implementing regulntions at 2�1 CFR F'art 42), providing for uniform and enuitnble treatment of persone displaced from tlieir homes, businesses, or farms by federal or federally- essisted program9 end estnblishin8 unifonn end equitsble land acquisition pol3cies for federal assisted progreuns. Requirements include bona fide land apprnisals as a bueis for land acc�uisition, specific procedures for selecting contract apprnisers nnd contc•act negotiatione, funiishing to owners of property to be ncquireci a written stumnary statement of the ecquisition price offer bused on - the feir market price, and specified procedures connected uith ' condemnation. �',i.� • ';;', - (2) Uniform Relocation Assistance and Real Pror�erty acquisition_ - Policies act of L9i0 -- Title II. Unifo�m Relocation Assistance (Pub. L. 9L-646 and kR1D implementing rer;ulations at Z1 CFZ2 Part Y'i',�:: � ; 42), providinq for fair and equitable treatment of all persons �Y - � displaced ae a result of any federal or federally-assisted '? program. Relocation payments and assistnnce, last-resort housin6 replacement by displacing agency, and grievance procedures are covered under the Act. Payments and assistance Will be made , � pursucuit to state or local law, or the grant recipient must adopt a :`� written policy available to the public describink the relocation ��:', payment9 and assistence that wiii be provided. PtovinS e.�enses end Fa, ., �: .I up to $15,000 or more for each qualified homeowner or up to S2,000 � f' ' -1 , or more for eaeh tenent are potentiel costs. � . ';i i -� (,j) It c+ill comply with: �� (1) National Environmental Policv Act of 1969 (42 USC 4a21 et seq.), as �' emended, and the implementing reguletions of }lUD (24 CFR Part 58) • .`� and of the Council on Environmental Quelity (40 CPR Parts 1500 - E ';�� 1508) providing for estab].�j.sFunent of national policy, 8osls, and i '�� • procedures for protectin8, reetoring and enhancing environmental � quslity. . ,-� (2) Nstional Historic Preservation Act of 1966 (16 USC 4i0,et seq.), an � ' ,� emerxied, requiring consideration of the effect�of a project on enY � district, eite, bulldinS, structure or object that ie included in `•' !,j or eligible for inclusion in the National Register of Historic I Places. � �• � (3) �7cecutive Order 11593 Protection and Enhnncement of the (.Llt�ral Environment, play 13, 1971 (36 FR 8921 et seq.) requiring thnt federally-funded profects contribute to the preservation and �� enhancement of sites, structures and objects of historical, � i architectural or archaeological signiflcance. ` ; � (4) The Amhaeological and Historical Dnta Preservation Act of 1974, � amending the Reservoir Salvage Act of 1960 (16 USC 469 et seq.�, _,� � providing for the preservation of historic and nrchaeological data i that Would be lost due to federnlly-funded develo�rnent and �'� construction activitiee. ;` I ':. �' � 5 Executive Order 11988 Floodplain Pianagement, P1ay 24, 1977 (42 FR ' _ i ( ). �s, , 26951 et seq.) prohibits undertaking certain activitiee in flood �z":; plains tmlesa it has been detexmined that there is no practical ;,;,j�,•: alternative, in Nhich case notice of the action must be provided ? � s and the ection must be desiEned or modified to minimize potentisl �,,,1�'_: r.. damege. _ 3.; � (6) �cecutive Order 11990. Protection of Wetlands, hlsy 24, ]977 (42 IR ' 26961 et seq.) requiring review of sll actions proposed to be •�.. 'j located in or appreciably affecting a s+etlend. Undertalcing or 1 sseisting new construction lacnted in Netlands must be avoided ,� unless it is determined that there is no practical alternative to :� such construction and that the proposed action includes all ;i practical measures to minimize potential dmm�ge. � (7) Safe Drinki�u� Wnter Act of 1974 (42 USC 201, 300 f et seq., 9401 et ' seq.), as amended� prohibiting the comnitment of federal financisl � j , ,.� -4- '� ���� .,�.�-.�;��' � . ,.:��,^� 's '� '�'t': . '��:,. � . _ ,, ' �,' , • assistnnce for any proJect uhich the Environmental ['rotection ���ui�jt!' � Agency determines may aontaminate en aquifer cahich is the sole or �'; principal drinking Nater source for an srea. '�F''";;' , ��:��a,.:: (8) The Fndansered Svecies Act of 1973 (16 USC 1531 et seq.►, as emended, requfring that actions authorized, f�mded, or enrried out by the federal government do not jeopardize the continued esistence of endan8ered and threatened species or result in the destrvetion or modification of the hubitat o£ such species uhich is determined by the Department of the Interior, after consultation uith the ' State, to be eritical. ' i3) The Wild and Scenic Rivers Act of 1968 116 USC 1271 eY, seq.1, as =�' � amended, prohibiting federal assistance in the construction of any ''"`'' ` <i�i: - water resources pro,ject that would have a d'zrect and edverse affect ;�t':_•:::."� on any river included in or designated for study or inclusion in ;<K..`�°."- the National Wild end Scenic Rivers System. - i i (10) The Clean Air Act of 1970 (42 USC 1857 et seq.), as emended, re- � �':,r : ' quiring that federal assistance ui21 not be aiven and that license � or permit will not be iseued to any sctivity nat conforming to the �• :� ` ~� ' State implementation plen for national primary and secondary � ambient afr quality stand.ards. ( (11) HUD Environmentsl Criteria and Standards (24 CFf{ Part 513 provid3.ng �� :+ riational stanclasc�s for noise abatement and control, ecceptable 1 se ration distances from e losive or fire F�"° Pa xp prone substances and f� :� suitable land uses for airport runway clear zones. � � � ? (k) It xiil: � �1 (1) Comply with The Lead-Based Paint Poisoninre Prevention Act -- Title ! :� N (42 USC 4831) prohibitin8 the use of lenc3-based paint in ' `�.j residential structures construeted or rehabilitated uit}� federal � . ' - ,.`� assistance, and requiring notification to purchasers and tenants o£ ! stich housing of the hazarc�v of lead-based paint and of the sy�nptoms and treatment of Iead-based paint poisoning. �� t , (21 Cive the State, the U.S. Departmenk of Housing and Urban Develop- '; ��.' ment (}ND), end eny authorized representatives,access to end the `�'� rights to e.ramine all records, boolts, papers or doc�nnents related ."�{ to the application and grant; and ;" 'y; � . :.. ;�� (1) It will comply with all parts of Til'le 1 of the Flousing and Cortm+unity � ,:� Developnent Act of 1974, a9 eunended, Which have not been cited previously '; as well as xith other applicable laxs and regulations. r j�j �' . k . 2`` � g ' ���._______^_•.—__---___�__._..__�«._____—_�____�__________�^______________�._ ��; � k � , 4.. . ,PO'te'iL- 77. ��e..� � -�- S ture, ief E1 ed Official . Signat e, Chief Elected Officisl�� �;'�,nk' { ;�s'x;,i�°'" -,:i .a.•.. .. i�(:::'���.�,� Name (typed or printed) Name (typed or printed) i.: ,I �f�i1 �' - �;� • Title Chairmen, eoard of County • �TitleChairmen, Board of County Camnissioner . ��ti • Co�mnissio�erg% S�mryi,�f�-ounty Eaqle County � �.��� tX``/ Date ' Date ~�i� SI . '*� . ��iC: ,� _5_ �! ` ..� �x f�� ' .h.��` � ��,. �:�x=::��� � • i �_» _�__ ____ � .: : . _. _. _,._......._. ` y � , `�k�i� . . • �5h1 S.. �-`'� � . �',��/�/J/�/^�� :�x,�:1R'... �Xli/l.� �e-�iy��7,-Lf C___ � 91�nature, Chief Elected Officialx; Signatµre, Chief lec� Official;� ( �1LE7TE T���1Nt-- _ . Name (t ed or printed) Neme (typed or printed) Q��_ . 1 )f''�t� r _,.,�«�.-� Titl�a�ld �unty, Chairmen eoard of 'fitle Pitkin County, Charimen of the , County Commissioners Board of�ounty Commissioners �;..,_, c /�7� ���" �J '{_�; !— ,�,::�n''_ Date ::;'' 4��_•'. - I ;;_::,;. � " . . �'- ` F-, •. . �i _ � F::.�.... . Signature, Chief Elected OfYicial�� Signature, Chief Blected Officialtf `-� Name (typed or printe ) Neme (typed or printed) ' ��n n � 1�� i " TitlenuuEt County, Chairmen of the Title Jackson County, Chairmen of the ,yr��'�'•. i= Board of County Commissioners Board of County Commissioners �'. .' �a.� Date /—/7��� Date � ? a�z f � -�.`{ . . � � � : � . . �: /!�(��C�Ti C(/ N71t-f�fl� - 'Q � .' . �� Signature; Chief Slected.Officiel�� Signature, Chief Elected Officialxt . y �- try Name (typecl or printed) Nam (typed o�printed) ; r���'i �� l ) � � : •�.i n .. _ ' �t�t..w il •'fl.<J �, � :��. � TitleGarEield County, Chairmen of the ltle Moffat County, Chairmen of the � �igJ ., Board of County Commissioners Board of County Commissioners y �� Date � �'. , . � - 5 • � ` s �- "j t,''ea i. �y. ..�' . � �� �i.. �:� � . xi:.^ '� ; � . . � , . v=j;Y: .� �i;;:, � ' :' ..t�� • . '� . '�I ttAdditional si�atures are required only in the case of "multi-jurisdictional" applications. If this is a multi-Jurisdictional application, the Chief Eleeted Official of eech m�micipality and county participating in the ° �3 spplication must sign. � i ri c 'i i il :,� -s" , , � '�.w'. . . . . ..... . ... . . . . -� . . .. . _ . • . . � . �� ,` G� • i . ..._�.a _� _...,..--..� ` ; ���' . ._ . .. . .. .. _ . . ,-. .,-_._ ` .. . , f3'`�rp'? � [�i{,'r};', :a .. • • f k1,''. succss�n FoeriaT INT'ERCOVERNhIENNCAL AGRF�TIQJT FOR • OOhfitUNITY AEVIIAA�fENT B[ACK C[U1NT P[�DJEGT THIS AGf2EFl��NP, made this day of , 19_, by and ;��::%�� ' emong the fo2lowing: '� ' �^i:';;.:�- �;-�...; -. ! 1, Summit County 7. Moffat County _ . i • �_:.� -- Z, Eagle County 8. Garfield County ��`�� i +5 . �:.� 3. Grand Covnty �' - 4, Pitkin County � �,.� 5. Routt County A s!I 6. Jackson County �` �i. 7 �f ���'��, ,;'.i Wf�E2EAS, the pc+rties to this Agreement have the authority pursuant to j . s, Article XIV, Section 18 of the Colorado Constitution and Section 29-1-201, et ;I seg., Coloredo Revised Statutes, to enter into intergovernmental agreements for "•j the purpose of providing any service or performing any f�mction which they can �� � perform individually, �' ' i r �"� Wf[II2FJ�S, the parties to this Agreement desire to cooperate in developing and carrying out a Co�mnunity Development Block Crant (CDBG) project, the ��=� purpose of cthich is to create and retain iohs to henefi.t lgw and'modeLr�t..e inco�e i �. ,� bersons fhrounh a business revolvina loan f.�nd , ,1 ,::_� NOW, THII2EF�ORE, the parties hereby mutuelly agree as follows: x �"'� L DesiKnation of Lead Party. (lead party)s„mm;r r„��nr� r.;� shall act as the lead party in developing and carrying out said proposed CDBG r' project. C ' � 2. Resvonsibilities of Lead Party. In its capacity of leazi party, � `? (lead vartv) snmm;r r�„�y shall by the lead jurisdiction in making application to the State Department of Local AfFaire (Stnte) for CDBG k� ,,� funds and shall be the grentee of the State for such funds, if awnrded. As the 4i � grantee of the State, it shall be fully end solely responsible to the otlier � parties to this Agreement for compliance Nith sll financial management, � environmental reviea, labor standarde, civil righte, recocYllceeping, reporting � , + and other requirements of the CDBC program contained in the Applicant Statement �� of Assiuunces and Certificatione, and in the grant contract with the'state, � except those specified in Paragraph 3 hereinafter. � � x," � 3. Responaibilities of N.1 Parties. Each party to this Agreement shall ' �s � be individuallY responsible for compliance trith the folloNing requirements of �:Y�;- the CDBC program: .:���;,' } :�.;. s) providing to its citizens inFormation and opportunities to �`�°� comnent as required by the 3tate in developin8 en application and -- subetantially changing pro,jeet activities; ;;.. - �= i b) identifying its comnunity developnent and housing needs, E�� '1 including the needs of loH and moderate income persone, and the 1 activities to be undertaken to meet such needs; and i • � e) taking setions to affirmatively further fair housing. . 4 ; F\u�theimore, each party shall provide docinnentation to (lead partv - .� Sumnit County demonetrating ite compliance with the requirements specified in this Paragraph 3 and {lead nartvlsummit County + shall retaln such doctanentation and other required recocds and doc�nnenta for � the period of time specified by the State. J ' � ! ' . ry :.� ' i :���S ��� � � ��i="".�� - ���. �....v�.. _ _ __. �. ,:: . .t v; . �� :"!� . .�..,- `. .. _._.� .. .. . .... ... ... ._".._ ( '.. .. t� . . �� . .... .... � �'�'; .:;' + . . �a�7.'.,, � 7,, ,�,e � 4. Contractlntt. (lead narty� Summit County shall . cofftrsCt �+ith The Region 12 Revolving Loan Pund Corporation oc� �+ith ue•itten approval of all perties to this Agreement, uith other eligible individusls or entities to carry o�t all or aziy portion of the responsibilities asstaned by (lead pertY) summit County under this el�reement and ite grant contract with the State. 5. Term of �lKreement. This At;reement shall remein in full force and effeet for so lon8 as the Fxirties to this rlgreement are pureuing CDOC funding ; for said propoeed pro,�ect or, if asraxded, carrying out such pro,ject �;;;�,._: � activities. My pnrty to this Agreement ma,v, however, terminate its ��:�t:: - � Ix►rtioipation in this Agreement six months after provid.ing �+ritten noCice of ;�;'"`_.; � such terniination to the other parties to this Agreement. 'fhis rlgreement ma,y be '� ",'� � tecmineted at any time by agreement of all parties to this Agreement unless a '"";• - grant contract is in effect Nith the State. In thie case the Stute must r � � a�prove such termination and arrangemenLs for completin� the pro.ject. � � I �' � 6. hlodifications and C1�andes. The tecros of this Aoreement may be � �' ' '' modified or changed at any time by agreement of all narties to this :lereement. `,-.+.':p:';. . j� IN 1JITNESS SdF�'REOF, the parties hereto have executed this Agreement on the ; day first sbove rrritten. } :,1,, 'i . L:':;;+< �;,:;. 'i ��� ' /, � lead InartYL���P.�*�/,��`F . X��/�a- - .. . � BY Su t County gY gagle County _ - C airmen o the Doard of County Position Chair.men of Board of County positlon Commissioners ;j omnissioners � •. � ;.� y � � (uartY.l . (nartvl �/.�- /'." 1�(�� ���'�"--�_ i Gran /u�nty , Pitkin County� � BY �.l`i�' BY ! C airmen o��ard of County Chairmen of the Board of County � Position Co�mnissioners Position Commissioner.s � � ! , ��t. rt lnartY) � gy Routt County�°(.7. (%� //..�� (� $y Jackson Countv ,�� t Cliairmen of the Board of County Chairmen of the Board of County ` Positiott Commissioners Position�ommissioners ,� I Y .':�:':� � � q // �/��// � �//'�� � � . � .':� `♦ V/ � �!�YLC/f-7'�� / 'f--�a..l�' �L / _ k S!LGIl!f/ i—i�-. -LtL�c ti. �c .,,,3:` By'Garfield Countv BY_ Moffat Countv - ��1�.�"�=:��'� � Chairmen of the Board of County Chairmen of the Board of County I�, Y� i.- Position Commissioners Position Commissioners �=�•� • �R. �. i i � . ��:. . . ...... . . . . _ :S� � � . s ' �'�� � _ :�,. �: .y . . . . , .. � � . . . } y,,, p7y�1 ' . ' ' 1�q � •.• . "��}�liii) ky,�i,. � ���: � succcsrm Foru�aT INTERCOVEftNhIEN'CAL AGREF`II7JT ['OR • �IT�f DLVIIARIEN'C BLCX.7C GR+1NT PFtOJECC THIS AQ2F�21EMf, mede this day of , 19_, by end - `- amortg the follouing: '-`, �.'��� - 1, Summit County 7. Moffat County - i Q, Eagle County 8. Garfield County �� - - I �.'��:�._�,. r ; -7 3, Grand County �� , � ? Q, Pitkin Count� 4 � �`�� 5. Routt County 5 � ���� 6. Jackson County F 1=:-`',.. � -;� {/ �..,,_. W}�F2EAS, the parties to this Agreement have the authority pursunnt to � , °'� Article RIV, Section 18 of the Colorado Constitution and Section 29-1-201, et ; �i 9EQ., Co2orado Revised Statutes, to enter into intergovernmental egreemente for �� the purpose of providing any service or perfozming any fimction which the,y catt �: 'j perforn� individualiy, t� 1?� � _ WfiII2FAS, the parties to this Agreement desire to cooperste in developing } and carrying out a Co�mnunity Developnent Blocic Grant {�DBG) pro,ject, the �. � purpose of Which is to create and reta.in iohs Co heneFit_�ow and'mo�e[drP_�o�olqe � � ,� fiarsons threunh a business revoivin� loan fimd � -x� NOW, TfQ�REFORE, the parties hereby muturilly agree as follows: ;_,� 1. Desi�,mation of Lead Perty. �l ead Uartv) s immi t r�,��r� ' i� � shall act as the lesi3 party in developing and carryin8 out said proposed CDBG � e� pro,ject. .j 2. Resnonsibilities of Lead Par�. In its capacity of lead Fiarty, ;,::� flead party) summ;r ro,,.,ty shall by the lead jurisdiction in � muking application to the State Depnrtment of Local Affsirs (State) for CDBC t��'' Punds and shall be the grantee of the State for euch funds, if awarded. As the tt i grentee of the State, it shall be fully and solely responsible to the ottier parties to this Agreement for compliance with all financial mnnagement, 1 environmental review, lnbor stanc�irda, civil rights, recordiceeping, reportin� �'� ( and other requimments of the CDBG program contained in the Applicant Statement � of Assurances and Certifications, end in the grant contract Nith the'state, ' I escept thoee specified in Paragrnph 3 hereinafter. � ,. _ :4 t <1 3. Resnonsibilities of All Parties. Fach party to this Agreement shall ,. ,� � be individuelly responsible for compliance stith the folloNin� requirements of r�' ' � the CDBC pro8ram: .s ,,,t,s;�� ;V; ..:��.,; .t,":;:<q.;:.:'. a) provid.inB to its citizene informntion and opportunities to r','� coimnent as required by the State in developing en eppiication and ':,:1� �t, substantially changing projecC activitiee; '�.. [ � > x.• ;;� b) identifying its conanunity development nnd housin� needs, :} includin8 the needs of law and moderate income persons, and the activitie9 to be underteken to meet such needs; eind :� , c) taJting actions to affitmatively further fair hou9ing. . . � Iltrthermore, each party shall provide docianentation to (lead party `� Sununit County demonstrnting its compliance Hith the requirenients specified in Chis Pnragraph 3 and (lead narty)Summit County '� shall retain such doc�nnentetion and other required records and documents for the period of time specified by the State. .�� �� `� . �.y� .t . �^� ��� � ,'�i.K,�', � e�► j . ......_. �....._, . . . .,.......a�n.�.,..,.�...�..._ �,. � � : ; , 4i� • , 4r�.yl4�i-; Q �s 4 � 4!'- �,� ` ir.'����u���,�' 4::. � Summit Count �`���""` 4. CohtractinK. (lead nartYl Y shall . � .. contract with'�'>>e Region 12 Itevolving Loan I'und Corporation or, Nith � - Mritten approval of all parties to tiiis Agreement, Nith other eligiUle individuels or entities to carry out all or atiy portion of the responsibilities asswned by (lead oartv) Smnmit County under this Agreement end its grant contract uith the State. 5. Term of �reement. Thls Agreement shall remain in full force and effect for so long as the partiee to thie r�qreement are pursuin� CDE3C funciing � fur said proposed project or, if akaitied, carrying out such project � nctivities. My party to this Agreement ma,y, however, terminate its "'�-�"? �_ � pnrticipation in this Agreement six months after providi.ng written notice af 1. ! such termination to the other parties to this ?�greement. Tliis �lgreement mn,v be ,.'� i terminnted at any time by egreement of all parties to this :lgreement unless a s;;.,,","_ qrant contract is in effect uith the Sta te. Sn this case the State must � i approve such tecmination and arrangements for completin� the project. ,} ; : � ," i6. hlodifications and Clianges. The terrt� of this Aereement may be _ imodified or changed at any time by agreement of all partiee to this �reement. � IN WI'f'NESS I�IIFStEOF, the parties hereto have executed this Agreement on the iY : day first above written. ; i �,.,` . , ' � f!, -r „� ;.{ -'� � � 1 .�.�-� lead rt (partv)�f'��� � BY Summit unty BY Eagle County � � ^ _ airmen of the Hoard of County �� ,j Foeition Chaii:men of Boar.d of County position Commissioners ,;) ommissioners t (party) (ngrtv) /��--' , �i'''"�t�--- ��I Grand , Pitkin County j By._����. $y ' C airmen of oard of County Chair.men of the Board of County Position Co�mmissioners Position Commissioners � � II :��4 ; ! rt (partYl � gy Routt County I i i{lJ /�� /�'�'�✓ By Jackson Countv � � Chairmen of the Board df County Chairmen of the Board of Count y � I Positfon Commissioners Poeition Cnmmissioners � _ , � � � ti. , i'__ -'�-�-'���C-4.��.C.it.�/1 � � "�,�;3:;' . �Y '�:��.:� Dy Carfield Coimtv BY Moffat Countv ;f::� Chairmen of the Board of County Chairmen of the Board oP County ,� °'' °' i Position Commissioners Position Commissioners r � ; �. 1 ' • ,�' � . w, I • i r� i ' _ = .�6 w, . � �#���r ` '�� i _.w,._ . . ___ . _ , l���r;,,4'�. ,�� ���';.;�i%: �i . . ' i:��i i-s�: �j . � ��'�i�.'�:�f.�' RSSZDHNTZAL ANTIDISPLACSM$NT AND RHLOCATION A38ISTANCB PLAN for the Commuriity Development Block Grant (CDBG) Program i Pitkin County Hill replace all occupied and vacant occupiable �. loH/moderate income dwelling units demolished or converted to a ; use other than as low/moderate income housing as a direct result ' of activities assisted with CDBG funds, as required by Section �";+:t'S`_ � 104(d) of the Housing and Communitp Development Act of 1974, as �n;,A"' r amended (the Act), and implementing regulations at 24 CFR �" - ;2:.:�_: - � 570.496a. = i j All replacement housing will be provided within three years of :� �_r the commencement of the demolition or rehabilitation relating to icotiversion. Sefore obligating or expending funds that will _ directly result in such demolition or conversion, Pitkin County - ` Will make public and submit to the State the following •�' information in writinS: ' ti � '�'' 1. Description of the proposed assisted activity; �-\'`�., ; 9 �,'..� r-�- ,�. ' 2. The general location on a map and approximate number of "•'`• ' � dwellin8 units by size (number of bedrooms) that will be `'i demolished or converted to a use other than as low/moderate ,i dwelling units as a direct result of the assisted activity; � �; 3. A time schedule for the commencement and completion of the ? demolition or conversion; � " � :1 ':��� 4. The general location on a map and approximate number of dwelling units by size, (number of bedrooms) that will be � provided as replacement dwelling units; � ,,� 5. The source of funding and a time schedule of the provision of replacement dwelling units; and 6. The basis for concluding that each replacement d�relling unit '*i, � will remain a low/moderate income dwelling unit for at least � 10 years from the date of initial occupancy. s `� Pitkin County will provide relocation assistance, as described in S 570.496a(b)(2), to each low/moderate inoome household displaced ;� by the demolition of housing or by the conversion of a ;4'° low/moderate income dwelling to another use as a direct result of assisted activities. � _�. . • � Consistent crith the goals and objectives of activities assisted under the Act, Pitkin County will take the steps indicated beloc� � to minimize the displacement of persons from their homes: ' ;.}:: � 7i Provide substantial levels of relocation assistance, as f� � �» � required bq 24 CFR 570.496a(b)(2). The substantial cost of r�tK? I providing such assistance serves as a strong deterrent to ,: �': unnecessary displacement. ;'� � i��,�`�., a '; --<- --� ----. ..__..__ ___._... ._._ . _ _. , _-- __.__._ . _... , �:: �,�6T ::.�''x� . .k��t.�F, . . . . . "� t�.-: . � , - .. . . ' �� . �`�F ��Y��'T ' � - ..�..`.' . . J+if [ {�`y°r'. . . . . � . _ ���.`=-q�!:'`^:.•'. . . . � � , _ . � t=t. � .. . ._.. � . . a ' � . . ..�pl.-.�''a.:2� . ��:fF����'`' � . . � . � �'�-i�.'.. . � . . � � , . ' r��.. . i '��y 5;` . . . �4 S 1��,y... � .. . . . �. :.;1'''''�C..'.��'�'�',.`;1 .. . . . ' . _ . ..,.`rCcr, � . . . . . ' .. .��.+�`k�r . is+t�c��a }� � . . .�'-t,+�';f.+�'���'�`.,"±� ;,'Y��ja,�., , ���� _ ,��� ;�^�,;��; s fi�, � ,`.�}x:�.!. 4. • ... . .......� -r -...... .e.t . . .. ;.r,;,. ._-�.-... .,--.._ � ` ._. - . i'.. . , -.. ., . �_. .... � . F..,. .,-.,.�. ,,...._ ........ ^r r -.e'^' t: �� Y��t r . ' ��`-�'{:. . .� . ���.lt`; �`, , ,�3_ Replace sll occupied and vacant occupiable low/moderate income housing demolished or converted as a direct result of 1 CDBG-assisted project activities, and make such replacement I housing affordable for at least ten years. The subatantial cost of providing such replacement houaing serves as a � stron8 deterrent to unneceasary displacement. .::.;y��:,�._;_ + ''i�' _ I �Y_ Consider all practical alternatives to any propoaed project ,�.,�, y Which may result in residential displacement. Alternatives �'� A ,' to be considered include other sites for the propoaed � �.. �_ facilities/project/ Also to be considered are the costs and ��_� � benefits, both financial and nonfinancial, of each ' � �� � alternative. 1 X Provide counseling and referral services to assist Y � displacees find alternative housing in the community. ^41,�,.;':,' ; { � • (( X Work with area landlorda and real estate brokers to locate �� , •.� � vacancies for households facing displacement. ��� '�- r��t -F; � Colette Penne, Chairman Date � Pitkin County Board of Commissioners � ^ � � I � � _ �, � i,�_. _ � z � ,��-.. i i . • � ,',t. ' i '�t' i = I 4�� ' i +` � ; � r � '�e�� �:::::•, ,.,_..?,^ `ti'� - � r w1s,�rrq�rl�sAC.:..�-vs:��;.-.m,—.�.,:...:.u..y.._..�-�.. �+...-_.,.:.,x:_. .__...___,. ._._�..�-....��..�.... _.�.. .-....._. ....,_<.__.. ,._,.._._....�....-__ — �.'k ..,. ..... ...._ rs ~ � ,. .,�'r.�..�f' . 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'°l:�;!:,",` RBSIDSNTIAL ANTIDISPLACBMBNT AND RHLOCATION A33ISTANCB PLAN for the Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) Program Pitkin County will replace all occ�pied and vacant occupiable . low/moderate income dwelling units demolished or converted to a use other than as low/moderate income housing as a direct result of activities assisted c+ith CDBG funds, sa required by Section 104(d) of the Housing and Community Development Act of 1979, as �';�''•i`- - amended (the Act), and implementing regulations at 24 CFR `;;�i�--;:' 570.496a. -;`i,�!`="'- iv=�::t -,�- All replacement housing crill be provided uithin three years of the commencement of the demolition or rehabilitation relating to 3 conversion. Before obligating or expendin8 funds that will � directly result in s�ch demolition or conversion, Pitkin County ? zaill make public and submit to the State the following � information in Hriting: � � 1. Description of the proposed assisted activity; 3 2. The general location on a ma and a roximate number of L P PP �::=. �, � dwelling units by size (number of bedrooms) that c�ill be ' ` � demolished or converted to a use other than ss loca/moderate '': dwelling units as a direct result of the assisted activity; -� "� 3. A time schedule for the commencement and completion of the `� demolition or conversion; :.� - • r 4. The general location on a map and spproximate number of � .,� dwelling units by size, (number of bedrooms) that srill be g�' provided as'replacement dwelling units; g,' 5. The source of funding and a time schedule of the .provision � .. ..<� of replacement dwelling units; and � 6. The basis for concluding that each replacement dwelling unit ,j will remain a low/moderate income dwelling unit for at least = �?: � 10 years from the date of initial occupancy. 1 ,� Pitkin County crill provide relocation assistance, as deseribed in � 570.496a(b)(2), to each low/moderate income household displaced .� bp the demolition of housing or by the conversion of a � a loir/moderate income dcrelling to another use as a direct result of t'° 1 assisted activities. � Consistent crith the gosls and objectives of activities assisted ,''� under the Act, Pitkin County will take the steps indicated beloa to minimize the displscement of persons from their homes: � , _ t �: ...i.:: }: Provide substantial levels of relocation assistance, as �,'� 4'` required by 24 CFR 570.496a(b)(2). The substantial cost of �.:;`.;<;;_;� providing such assistance serves as a strong deterrent to �� .'"�„^; ,.ti;..:;'<s:,•; unnecessary displacement. ,*;r:_:•,�?�.. !- �•�� .� . , �• •u+��l 1,Y.� � ..�.� .._..:.„_'.:..�.:.._._.. . .......__..... . . . ..... . . . _ . ."__.__. . .._ .. ,� . ___,,.:.___. ....."__."__.'-_...._. .. .. .... _ ... _""�"....�. : - r . -�� . ._._____' � .�. �ss�'{�.. � . .�_�r . . .. ' .. {��. � F°.'�,�J`�ri• .. . _ ,.s w,: - . . � ���}�;:,�i,° ° '""=c�,.� '�' . � . .. ' _' .. h�, i_ " f ,), � -�:'�,��',�r� . . . � � � . . .,���"Z,,�.,t � ' � � i_�'G<q��;',y�� , .. . - ,;:�rltr>i4°a:''ti:. _ . _7- �`�yy,. _������F�,��4��� . ' . . �}. .,�'s � � r ' . � � :��l:,l�: ` ' , _.�.. ,._ ___�c 'r: � _ - � ., ..--._ . . . . . : .____._,,. „s.,.,;:::. � .... .,f...-.'..'_ ,,. ._._.. '...:-.,.. .__.:...:_ . .. .. „' , .. , ....: ...., ....-.+ws�a:.�•aa. � - ..._...... .. , _�'. . � `-3 • !,��'r /,. ��V . . • 1 N ASU i � �''k. .) ♦ 1� _3� fteplace sll occupied and vacant occupiable low/moderate � ; incoroe housin8 demolished or converted as a direct r.�sult of � CDBG-asaisted project activities, and make such replacement � housing affordable for at least ten years. The substantial ( cost of providing such replacement housing serves as s .�� I stron8 deterrent to unnecessary displscement. ::.,��:,_y:-- k - i: l , : ,7� Consider all practical alternatives to sny proposed project '��'" i which maY result in residentiel displacement. Alternatives �`�-. , to be considered include other sites for the proposed =���:"" � facilities/project/ Also to be considered are the costs and benefits, both financisl and nonfinancial, of each �-' alternative. �C_ Provide counseling and referral services to assist � displacees find alternative housing in the community. -��;r�:` �:i.�_�.�;i.,i;.. S . X Work With area landlords and real estate brokers to locate � � ! vacancies for households facin8 displacement. •�,a>,;;.,.; �?.,> '`,s.�..'•,'�!: ir: �� =-��'�'-�- Colette Penne� Chairman Date Pitkin County Board of Commiasioners � • � � '� �i . . . j� ._ . � � . . . . .� ''S., � ._�I . . . .. � . ` f�'. , j '1,�, , I � "' i �� i.;r.�kti,; `.--+ � � °,�e� y•.,'. i f `''':=�'�'i''Y'.�,,'�- �.�_1. e,r��, , � - 'KI: J� �1. S. i i �.._.��-.-•- .._..._.__r...�........::�:...�_..... .........._...._- --�;«...,._._...._.�.,..w,W.....,:.,..� . ... ..��.J.,-�..:.... _�.,.> — �-- �. � - —��s . .. . . , � - . . ... . . V.�,r�,�,,.°: _. . � .. . . . . . _�-- . ' -�„_.� - . `� ,r`:; _ . ' '_ . � .- _ ,:`��=�[�.t; � ' .. . � . - . . ,_-- :�� . . �4tu,r��tr•, � . , . . y � . � �.fM��. . . ,. . _ , , . ' . t"���t�i -' . . . . . . . : . . . ' � . . . , �_ , ' wa? ' ��'�:y.�^I{ .' . ., � ' . . � . . . - . rw �� _ .. � .. . . � � � . . � ��,�u�. . .. . . � . . . t� . . . . .�.ir5� d ... . . . ,. . . . � . � C,'k'. i,9.i���i . .. � . � � . . . . . �'���rf`` .: t '.� ` � .�. . � . � . ` � ., . _ � � � ' . �f ���?, � I�S��"�'�pi -� v . . . . �ti a'j � � t� ... - . . ��} ` �� . � , Y_,�! i _ _ �. � '"� _ . . ,:_.... —._ .> ..:,::.- .- _. , : . � .,.,..: .. -_.. ..�. ...�::«.�.. , i � : . �_ ,.. .. �.. . . __ _ r; .��f �t, •. � C','xa{* , %ti>: � �'�^�5. �''�1-`+1. , NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARIN6 + Summit County plans to submit a Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) applicaLion to the State oi Colorado, Lepartment of Local Affairs. CDBG funds are intended to provide decent housing, suitable living environments and economic opportunities, principally fer low and moderate income persons through rehabilitation and preservaCion, economicljob development and public faciliti�s impravements. It is estimated that $6,750,000 will be availabls statewi3e for the 1988 - '. "Small Cities" CUBG program. Th2 Taximum grant amounts are $500,000 '^''•,-`- .,..�, ' for sin3le purpose and $1,GG0,000 ic�r multi-purpose an3 multi- `�`�k I `'i,�:;.:. jurisdictional applications. '.ir- The application being considerad wculd requesL $500,00� for a r,�'"` ; revolvin3 loan fund to be usa3 f�•r small �usinessas creating or , �;� � ; retaining jobs ia Eagle, Garfi2ld, Grand, Jac}_son, Moffat, Pitkin, - � Routt and Summit Counties. It is �stimated that approximately 70� of y ., •; + the funds would benefit lcw and moderate income persons. Permanent involuatary displacemeat of neighLOrhood persens or businesses is aot anticipated. Should it latEr bacome necessary to consider such � displacement, altarnatives will be examined to minimize the ' .� displacement. If no feasibls altzrnatives exist, required/reasonable �; benefits will be provi3ed to thosa dis�lac>_d to mitigate adverse 1:'..,. �{ effects and hardships. �:;M'�`� � � >-� A public hearing will be neld at 5:30 p.m. on Tuesday, January 10, �� '�;; 1989 at the District Courtroom, Pitkin County Courthous2, Aspen, ,. �i Colorado to obtain citizen views and to respond to proposals and � '� questions reiate3 to: k � � �; ' -- „j - �he proposed CDBG application for a business revolving loan '� iund. . � '.'� - community development and housing needs, including the needs s of low and moderate income persons, as well as oth2r needs in � the communic• that mi ht be addressed throu h the CDBG �' 4 3 Program. � - the performance of tha County in carrying out its community �� develcpment responsibilities. � 4. � Writtsn comments are also welcome an3 must be r2cei�•ed by January 9, h 1989 at tl:a Region 12 Revoiving �oan rua3 �esporation Office, 409 '� Main Str2zt, Suits 209, P.O. Box 739, Frisco, Colorado 80s43. Gral and written cemments will De considered in decid�ng w�at^er to submit ; aa applicaticn fer the proposed prcject. Fritten summary iniormatioa i � will be available at the Pitkin Coun*y A3ministration Oiiices oa i December 28, 1988 �r.til January 10, 1989 on 2ny CDBG application the ; � Cour.ty intends to submit to the state. A copy ci Lhe application as `� . ; submitted to the state will be availabla for pubiic review a.t tne Pitkin County Administration Offices aiter January 25, 1?84. F.'�-'�'. i - � Information and records regarning the County's proposed and past use � of CDBG iunds is available at the Pitkin County Administration r::,:;;;'" . ;.r:���s_.. ' Offices during regular office hours_ Adeance notice is requested. �,� � � .. �� , 1 ' ;�,��� 1 � •��� ,�i � .... � _---- .-- � .. ,,....,�:�. . __���..�-- .--...: ��_._.. ._.__._ _.._ _ .. _ �- Y�' .- . . . . . ._ .' ... 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'1i�lZ.i.• . • .`''S'F,.. � CITIZEN PARTICIPATION PLAN , ,��j+`:"' �� . :,fi�i ' � for the Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) Program Pursuant to Section 104(a)(3) cf the Housing and Community Development Act of 1974, as amended, this Citizen Participation Plan is hezeby adopted to ensure that the citiaens of Pitkin County, particulariy persons cf low and moderate income residing in slum and blight areas in which CDBG funds 3re proposed to be used, are provided the opportunity and encouraged to participat2 in the planning and implamentation cf CDBG-iunded activities. ���;'<._.�_ i::i; PUBLIC HEARING �'�?' Public hearings will be the primary mears oi obtaining citizen ` ' views and responding Lo propcsals an3 qlle5L1C•*_?3 TElated to � ,a community development and housi:�g needs, proposad CDBG activities � _...�_� F and past CDBG performa�ce. ? g Prior to submitting a CDBG application to taa State, Pitkin County wiil conduct at least on= public hearir.g to i3entify � community 6evelopment and housing needs, including the needs of low and moderate income persons, as well �s oth�r needs in the '•a community that might be addressed through the CLBG program, and � '` -a h=:'. , .� to review proposed CDBG activities and tne past performance of �r:�:%:, �- Pitkin County in carrying out its CLBG responsibilities. In the l�:" ; � event CDBG funds are granted by the State, Pitkin County will °�� conduct at least one additional public hearing to allew citizens ,& to review and comment on its perfcrmance in carrying out its CDBG �� program. ;`i ;� A formal public notice will be p:�blished in a newspaper of " ^ general circulation in tne area at least iive (5) days prior to ;�� such public hearings. A public notice will also be posted in the � Pitkin County Courthouse and in other places frequented by the ;_§ public, esgecially low and moderate income persons and persons benefiting from or a£iected 'ny proposed CDBG activities. As �� circumstances warrant and as Pitkin County determines necessary ;_� or appropriate, participation may additionally be specificallp ,,,,Ysolicited from persons ef low and moderate income, those 4 benefiting from or affected by CLBG activities and/or representatives of such persons. iiearinas will be held at times and locations convenient to potential and actual beneficiaries, and with accommodation for the handicapped. In Lhe case of pubZic hearings where a signiiicant number oi ncr.-nnglish �� speaking residents can be raasonably expected Lo garticipate, i? `i arrangements will be mad=_ to nava �n interpreter present. � '.i �� PUBLIC IPTFORMATION AND RECORDS ,i + Information and records regarding the proposed and past use of I CDBG £unds will be available at the Pitkin County Administration � Offices during regular office hours. The public will be so � informed by public notice. ;` _ +� ' E a,: �kj ( -1- C��,�'. 1 :;��;,;, -� x.�r�-: ! rli�l '.�.':� � •�,�: �. ----�. . ...... ..... -__._._._.. ..� _.._ ... _. ...."_'_._ ..— ..._„� . ..__..___��........___.�_�...:...��.'__ .... ...___"_ . � _ ..... �.y 1�° } .� .j`. ;y , � F ���'' . _ . . ,. M ,�y " ' . . .. ..' '- � . � ) �. _-:s �; . - .. '. ... _�?''__,�/ .y��7 ��.- � � . 4' " � . ��'"`F-:�4 . . .. _ . :�'��-c�.r':?.. . .. �� . a � , ,�I::R^,�'.+Ft'� . . � . . i=1���C._� � • �r�. . .. .. . , �� _�;_.?zu.f- . .. � . . �� � �µ�"`�,� . � ' ' �y�., t.:. .4��� . . ';,r���� � �:'�i.y�.;u,.rc`,t``:,;;' ;=�t.S-"�,s,T �'.��y���n" . . �'M ;.���� « I. . . :��� ` �� ;;;}i., . ,�_ � 4e..,; ,^ . . . . . " t� A:M,� : . "' _ '! f'�`�.Y�,1°�A:,i �' ,. , . . r =rc` i � ., . :.� '. . � .. . . � i � ' ... ,. ..�.,,.._- . .......-. ,�. . . : .... �. ,..,...�-,...—.-_ .. __. ... _ '_..'. ........i�._ .. „ .' �.w'�,......�..<._.- . . .. . . .. . , . ' � .,...,.,.,.. .: � '����{`'1 1 ��_��'- ..d���{:. a` TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE , ;�'�°,�`• Pitkin County will provide technical assistance to groups +�'���'. representative of persons of low and moderate income that request y assistance in develo in CDBG ype of p g proposals. The level and t assistance appropriate will be determined by Pitkin County based on its ability to provide or arrange for such assistance, the cost of providing such assistance and other relevant factors. � WRITTEN COMMEIiTS At�iD RESPONSES � ',;��::-•�.: � Pitkin County will respond to writt2n complaints and grievances t�i:�.`�- I in writing in a timely manner. �ihen practicabla, such written �` responses shall be made within fifteen (15) working days. ��` ' N_�.. . ,�.a;/I`:v✓�.J ?�� /� � _ r Cnairman, Date - Pitkin County Board of Commissioners _ :t:��: =.z.'. }'�� � � . .�, �i . . � �}.`:�\ -t� �d ��� . . . . . � . .. . � . - � - . � . . . tc f� • `;' _ 'v� . . _ . . . . . . � . .. . . t' _ F# ., ., . . . . 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V r � }�M��p»i. . . . . � . . • . � � � . . �4'•i: ` .. ` � � _ ` . � � ' ' . \ `� � . � .',' . . . . . . - . � y� ._t,_. . . . u � �•� . _. . 1�. y. . �- � . .i� ng� � . . . . x � . s `�R`^ '_4, ` • ' ';���„�.:�.;. - ���'� � 'h����t�.'4 ��, - 4.'��_r��;, • r>•: .�t.�_12'.,, � ..k'i � CITIZEN PARTICIPATION PLAN � ��rti�";�r:•`: ?`�,k��'::'.- . for the Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) Program Pursuant to Section 104(a)(3) of the Housing and Community Deveiopment Act of 1974, as amended, this Citizen Participation Plan is hereby adopted to ensure that the citizens of Pitkin County, particularly persons of low and moderate income residing in slum and blight areas in which CDBG funds are proposed to be used, are provided the opportunity and encouraged to participate in the planning and implzmentation of CDBG-funded activities. y,�;,�,�.._ .. PUBLIC HEARING �.4�;,;:;.�_- • _j=..-: Public nearings will be the primary means of obtaining citizen , -�:s;,;;,.... views and responding to proposals and questions r�lated to -'��" ,.s;• community development and houc�ng needs, proposed CDBG activities and past CDBG performance. Prior to submitting a CDBG application to th2 State, Pitkin County will conduct at least one public hearing to i3�ntify community development and housing needs, including the needs of ; low an3 moderate income persons, as well as other needs in the , ' community that might be addressed through the CDBG program, and ,�,,,,` � to review proposed CDBG activities and tne past performance of " �"` f:�;';.. T. Pitkin County in carrying out its CDBG responsibilities. In the � event CLBG funds are granted by tha State, Pitkin County will conduct at least one additional public hearing to allow citizens `1 to review and comment on its per�ormance in carrying out its CDBG program. A formal public notice wi1Z be published in a newspaper of - . general circulation in the area at least five (5) days prior to ` such public hearings. A pubiic notice will also be posted in the � Pitkin County Courthouse and in other places frequented by the ,� i � public, especially low and moderate income persons and persons beneiiting from or affected by proposed CDBG activities. As y circumstances warrant and as Pitkin County determines necessary or appropriate, participation may additionally be specifically solicited from persons ei low and moderate income, those - benefiting from or affected by CDBG activities and/or representatives o£ sucn p2rsons. Hearinas will be held at times and iocations conv2nient to potential and actual beneficiaries, and with accommodation ior the handicapped. In the case of public nearings where a signiiicar,t number ci ncn-English i '' speaking residents can be r2asonably expecLed to participata, ? arrangements will be made to hava an interpre.ter present. �< C F•_ r PIIBLIC INFORMATION I+ND RECORDS i � Information and records re ardin the �� g q proposed and past use of CDBG funds will be available at the Pitkin County Administration i Offices during regular office hours. The public will be so � informed by public notice. � _ :' �J.'' `.. k�.:'i 4 ",. . . � _1- ': k,y' c ^.�' , ;.J . � Y"'ir .1., �x �.�: --�. �..,.........._�.�- ,.W.w_..........:____'__._... .._.--...___..._-�..__.._._.._ . .. _ Y .....-�._...__-_. __' ' .� � .._..__�_—�-_..:_,..:.,_.,., -' A ' ` . . ; � - -. ..,� d _ .. . . '�,i.,t�.,; . . � . � � � _ , ,. :� ,.. ;.r = r;+�: . . - .. � ��� . i � . . . _ '..: �. '� . Y}'S -,'F. , . . "�`�C��� . ��:1y f7'1 �-4,r.:,� : . 4. . . ' �tr.� "�`�+ t7'�.' . ' . . . .,_ r; _ c*S� 't,Tq.� . _. � •. � � . . ,`� , �c:�,- �.1� � . � , . . � . ,r�vF; �� t . -,�'a.� �_ . � � ,.�; � , f . .. ' �'�_�`'.:';" � ��ii;-;.:.y��rP.% � � . -.,t�ti'��^ • . . .�:.�w��;.;�- � � � 'FL:Y."".l.: . � 5A ���ry��I _ , � .. }����ti:� . . ' . .;��� � ` J` . . F�x��-= ♦ ,,r_`,... • , � � , 1 • ' `�•f;�;, ;i � uy�W'��",,�';;; .,` TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE � ,f��g���,�U!" _+W/'."4G:- Pitkin County will provide technical assistance to qroups regresentative of persons of low and moderate income that request assistance in developing CDBG proposals. The level and type of assistance appropriate will be determined by Pit)sin County based ' on its abi2ity to provide or arrange for such assistance, the co�t of providing such assistance and other relevant factors. i . ( WRITTEN COMMENTS AND RESPONSES - ' Pitkin County wi11 res ond to written complaints and grievances '��`�'" - � p �'''-'�'i•:,:.. in writing in a timely manner. When practicable, such written ` ����_.�_:. responses shali be made within £i£teen (15) working days. ' ��_�•"„:� � ; Fr i �_ C & - � airman, Date Pitkin County Board of Commissioners " - x>: . � , r: ! a, s, �-��L. � .. . . . . . . :�� .. . .� . . � . . � � � � � . . . � . '� i . .. . . . . . . . . . � . , -;i �;. i �� '.'�, i �� � � , ;�;. t f'.. 1i-.. � '2' r� �' . � � � . � � � �Tr���� - a,� ;4 ° � . . . . . �.� � � .. . _ —' ' -.r-.�> ' ""...., . .--- ....---...-..w..�:�.,.....WwLL-�..:..::_...-..,.u...,v.. ......::.�� I ... ..�..� -.. +,.`���.��,— � k. � 4t��,My�� . � . . . - .. . ... � . `'��r�{`„`�^.' I '_ ' _ �� ;1 I �.cr'9�"''�•• . . '� �, „ . .r,. e ,.,y���k��": � ` ... .. . . ' '-- ' . � . . - . . _ � ?r,c����' , ' . ..... . � . - . . �.... . � . `�3�,,`� ' �,. ���y` , _ ' ���• �., . ,•� J . . . . ' 'i . . . . .. ��`;��f .. . . ' . . . � . � �i ,�1p�� � . , �. ... � �. . . �. - ` � . 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