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Committee Minutes. 29 janvye 2008.

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ATTACHMENT #1 PARKS, RECREATION, AND COMMUNITY ENHANCEMENT COMMITTEE MEETING OF 01/29/2008 ATTACHMENT A TO THE CITY OF DOVER CDBG PROGRAM GUIDELINES REVISED INCOME LIMITS (EFFECTIVE 3-20-07) KENT COUNTY LOW MODERATE 1 PERSON $20,550.00 $32,850.00 2 PERSON $23,500.00 $37,550.00 3 PERSON $26,400.00 $42,250.00 4 PERSON $29,350.00 $46,950.00 5 PERSON $31,700.00 $50,700.00 6 PERSON $34,050.00 $54,450.00 7 PERSON $36,400.00 $58,200.00 8 PERSON $38,750.00 $61,950.00 Higher income limits apply to failure with more than eight persons, although they are not included in the printed state lists because of space limitations. The lower income limits for families larger than eight persons are determined by adding 6.25 percent of the four-person income limit base to the eight-person limit for each person in excess of eight. For very low-income limits, 8 percent of the four-person base is added to the eight-person limit for each person in excess of eight (e.g., the nine-person very low limit equals 1.4 (1.32 + .08) times the four-person limit). The limits developed by the use of these factors are to be rounded to the nearest $50. saved:cdbg/forms/revised income limits2007

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ATTACHMENT #2 PARKS, RECREATION, AND COMMUNITY ENHANCEMENT COMMITTEE MEETING OF 01/29/2008

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Attachment B 1. Public Facilities and Improvements: Construction, rehabilitation, installations: ____Senior Centers ______Handicapped Centers ____Homeless Facilities ______Youth Centers ____Neighborhood Facilities ______Parks, Recreational Facilities ____Parking Facilities ______Solid Waste Disposal Improvements ____Flood Drain Improvements ______Water/Sewer Improvements ____Street Improvements ______Sidewalks ____Child Care Centers ______Tree Planting ____Fire Stations/Equipment ______Health Facilities ____Asbestos Removal ______Abused and Neglected Children ____Facilities for AIDS Patients ______Facilities 2.___ Clearance activities, including demolition and removal of buildings. 3. Public Services: ____Senior Services ______Handicapped Centers ____Legal Services ______Youth Services ____Transportation ______Substance Abuse ____Battered and Abused Spouses ______Employment Training ____Crime Awareness ______Fair Housing Activities ____Tenant / Landlord Counseling ______Child Care Services ____Health Services ______Abused & Neglected Children ____Mental Health Services ______Screening for Lead Based Paint / Hazards ____Subsistence Payment ______Homeowner Assistance ____Rental Housing Subsidies ______Security Deposits 4. Rehabilitation Activities - Residential and Commercial: ____Single –family residential for owner occupancy ____Multi-family rental housing ____Code enforcement in areas undergoing other public improvements ____Historic preservation ____Lead-based paint / hazards ____Energy efficiency improvements ____Acquisition of property for housing ____Rehabilitation to publicly or privately owned commercial or industrial buildings (limited to exterior and code violation)

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saved: cdbg/forms/eligible cdbg activities 2007 5. Micro enterprise assistance: ____Funding for the establishment, stabilization and expansion of micro enterprises ____Technical assistance, advice and business support services to persons owning or developing micro enterprises. 6. Special economic development activities by public, private or non-profit organizations: ____Acquisition, construction, reconstruction, rehabilitation or installation of commercial or industrial buildings ____Provision of assistance to a private for – profit business ____Marketing or outreach services in connection with above activities 7. ____Direct homeownership assistance designed to facilitate and expand homeownership 8. Homeless assistance: ____Renovations, conversions or rehabilitation of buildings for use as homeless shelters ____Provision of essential services, such as case management ____Payment of maintenance, operation, insurance, utilities, and furnishings ____Homeless prevention activities, such as short term rent or utility subsidies or landlord – tenant mediation 9. Other____________________________________________________________________

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