HomeMy WebLinkAbout90-88 RESOLUTION RESOLUTION NO. 90-88 �� V
A RESOLUTION APPROVING THE 1989 COMMUNITY
DEVELOPMENT BLOCK GRANT BUDGET.
BE IT RESOLVED BY THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF THE CITY OF
FAYETTEVILLE, ARKANSAS:
That the Board of Directors hereby approves the 1989
Community Development Block Grant Budget attached hereto marked
Exhibit "A" and made a part hereof .
PASSED AND APPROVED this 6th day of December , 1988 .
APPROVED
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1989 COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT BLOCK GRANT BUDGET
4111
1989 Entitlement from HUD $412,000
Unused Entitlement from 1986 and 1987 102,202
Total $514,202
Administration $ 52,550
Cost Allocation 15,000
EOA Weatherization 5,000
Concentrated Code Enforcement 40,000
Parks and Recreation 22,900
Bates Park Playground Equipment
Asbell Park Playground Equipment
Walker Park Security Light, Picnic
Tables and Sand Volleyball Court
Youth Bridge, Inc. Runaway and Homeless 65,000
Emergency Shelter
Public Improvements 151,152
Block Street, Rock to A. Yell
Watson Street, Campbell to St. Charles
Residential Rehabilitation 162,600
BUDGET EXPLANATION
Administration - includes salaries for Community Development Coordinator and
Community Development Technical Assistant and purchase of an IBM personal
computer, display, and printer. No other changes were made.
Cost Allocation - this is the same amount as 1988 and will be sufficient.
EOA Weatherization - in 1988 this program included a new component of multi-
family units. This was very successful and more multi-family projects are
planned for 1989.
Concentrated Code Enforcement - These activities will be city-wide, but
historically have been concentrated in lower income areas. Activities include:
(1) housing code violations; (2) unsafe buildings; (3) high grass and weeds; (4)
trash and debris; (5) signs; (6) inoperable and unlicensed vehicles; (7) business
operating in wrong zone; (8) sidewalk obstructions; (9) animal husbandry ous-ide
A-1 zone; (10) mobile homes; . (11) setbacks from property line; (12) fences; and
(13) other violations that are reported.
EXHIBIT A
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1989 CDBG Budget
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4111 Youth Bridge, Inc. Runaway and Homeless Youth Emergency Shelter - construction of a new Shelter to replace the present shelter which is inadequate in terms of `
space and facilities.
Parks and Recreation - the playground equipment includes a large assembly for
Bates Park and tot playground equipment for Asbell Park. The security light and
picnic tables will be for Walker Park North. The volleyball court has been
requested by the public.
Public Improvements - Block Street will be reconstructed to same width, storm
drainage and sidewalk on one side will be added. Watson Street will be
reconstructed and widened where possible (this will be in conjunction with the
Capital Improvements plan).
Residential Rehabilitation - This represents rehabilitation of 16 houses at a
cost of $10,000 per unit. Because this is the maximum grant allowable, it is
anticipated that more houses will be included in the total amount.