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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1976-11-17 - Minutes - Archive• • • MINUTES OF REGULAR MEETING OF THE HOUSING AUTHORITY OF THE CITY OF FAYETTEVILLE, ARKANSAS The Housing Authority of the City of Fayetteville, Arkansas met in Regular Session at 8:30 o'clock a.m., Wednesday, November 17, 1976, in the office of the Authority, #1 North School Avenue, Fayetteville, Arkansas. Mr. Gould, Chairman, called the meeting to order. Upon roll call, the following members were present: Commissioners: Gould, Clinton, Morgan, Underwood Commissioners Absent: Taylor Others Present: Chad Kumpe, Bromo Wilson, Delbert Allen, Wayne Williams, Pat Warford, Pat Donat,,Hugh Kincaid There being a quorum present, the following business was transacted: The Minutes of the October 20, 1976 Regular Meeting were approved by motion of Mr. Clinton, seconded by Mr. Underwood, and carried unanimously. The Minutes of the October 22, 1976 Special Meeting were approved by motion of Mr. Underwood, seconded by Mr. Morgan, and carried unanimously. The Minutes of the November 9, 1976 Special Meeting were approved by motion of Mr. Underwood, seconded by Mr. Clinton, and carried unanimously. The October Financial Statement was approved by motion of Mr. Underwood, seconded by Mr. Morgan, and carried unanimously. RESOLUTION NO. 251 RESOLUTION APPROVING NEW INCOME ADMISSION LIMITS FOR LOW INCOME PUBLIC HOUSING PROJECT ARK. 97-1 Mr. Kumpe explained that HUD has suggested these new income limits. These limits have been raised approximately 8 1/2%. After discussion, Resolution No. 251 was approved by motion of Mr. Underwood, seconded by Mr. Clinton, and carried unanimously. Mr. Kumpe gave an update on the progress of the Urban Renewal work. The street work and underground utility work is progressing very well and on schedule. There will be a pre -construction conference next week on the Community Center additions. Wayne Williams and Delbert Allen gave a report on the 312 loans. Mr. Williams has talked with HUD representatives concerning this and • • • 2 getting the information needed to begin work on these loans. They should be able to begin contacting people about these loans by December. Mr. Clinton's term on the Board will expire December 28, 1976. He announced today that he will not seek a new term because it might cause a conflict of interest when the Housing Authority starts with the 312 loans. The Board then went into Executive Session to discuss personnel matters. RESOLUTION NO. 252 RESOLUTION APPROVING SALARY INCREASES Mr. Kumpe presented his suggested salary increases for the Housing Authority staff. After discussion, Resolution No. 252 was approved by motion of Mr. Clinton, seconded by Mr. Underwood, and carried unanimously. There being no further business, the meeting was adjourned. THE HOUSING AUTHORITY OF THE CITY OF FAYETTEVILLE, ARKANSAS CHAIR 41 • • RESOLUTION NO. 251 RESOLUTION APPROVING NEW INCOME ADMISSION LIMITS FOR LOW INCOME PUBLIC HOUSING PROJECT ARK. 97-1 WHEREAS the Housing Authority of the City of Fayetteville, Arkansas has found and hereby determines that there is a need for a change in income limits from the limits adopted by Resolution No. 152 in April 17, 1974; and, WHEREAS the Housing and Community Development Act of 1974 has provided for such change in the Federal Register, Volume 41, No. 194, dated October 5, 1976; and, WHEREAS the Department of Housing and Urban Development has recommended adoption of the following schedule of income limits; NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that the following Schedule of Income Limits be adopted: NUMBER OF PERSONS LIMITS IN NET INCOME AFTER EXEMPTIONS 1 $5,000 2 5,700 3 6,400 4 7,100 5 7,550 6 8,000 7 8,450 8 or more 8,900 No change is being made in the definition of net family income or in the policies relating to exemptions and deductions. Further, the exemption policy shall be so administered as to preclude the admission of any family not of low income within the meaning of Federal or applicable state laws. PASSED AND APPROVED THIS 17 DAY OF November , 1976. THE HOUSING AUTHORITY OF THE CITY OF FAYETTEVILLE, ARKANSAS 1st— j rh-r• i -fl ,_ (�rrUttly:_�I�-1q541t►vO_rvN —._ — •— — u dc:A: ii Office: APTni `%CgeiC Includiu: county(ics): Admission Limits for Lo: -Income (1) (2) • • :St;rt't:�►2 K f)VSA t Housing Owned by PHA • or Leased by PHA from Private Owner ?mber Present Schedule • . Section 8 of of Income Limits crcent of Income Limits Persons (Approved 6/6 61 .4 -Person (Aoproved6 / *T$ (5) (G) day Be Adopted Without Supporting Documentation 80% of Sec. 8 4 -Person Income Limit Col. 4 $ (,,3to 901. of Sec.'? 4 -Person Income Limit Col. 4 $7iio 1 4"COO • 70.00 5, Geo . ,q00 •4000 2 `/600 .80.00 (n,yop 1X1; 410 FIGO. 5 000 ' _90.00 '/ 100 • S'70 0 6/140C `moa .. 100.00 'j 900 6,300 7/0 0 .3 _3 600 106.25 3,$oa 61700 __(170o 112.50 8,yoa (0 CO ° 8 <�L6O 125.00 11,000 2,9'0(2 118 75 q, Soo 7, sso 7/00. • $,ob° 9,50 . gX50 .9 • 66210 X900 Notes: Continued Occupancy Limits and the 20% Lowest Private Re:: 10 .. Determination Eliminated. Any locality in their respective count r more may adopt Incote Limits based on the above criteria. Round to nearest $50. Examples: 5,024=5,000; 5,025=5,050; 5,074=5,050; ,075-5,100.• In areas of extremely low red;an f.r'ly income, HUD can approve income limits fc -person family which is 61 percent of the South (Hest for H?1) Census Region Median Family .:cc.:e of 5 or $ for 4 -person family. In no event will the income limit for any °ven family size below or above hat of a 4 -person family be reduced from that currently in :feet as the result of adont.i ar suant to HCD Act of 1974. 6�/moo.. Admission Limits IA Executive Director (7) umber of :sons 3. J 2 4 5 7 8 r.Ore (8) Recommended by HUD for Adoption. (Based on 80-.90;'of Sec. 8 or Census Region MFI) 14 in lump 9 (Subject to IUD Approval) r � esolution 1 251 , dated .$ 6000 6.700 6 z/Do • q/ DO 7460 frso R9oo 11/17/76 (9) (1O) Admission Limits Very Low (to be completed by PHA) Income l/ $ 5,000 $ 4500 5,700 .6,400 7,100. . 7,550 8,000 . 8,450 8,900 / ?CD Act of 1974 requires that at least 20 percnct rl_er.ACC in any fiscal year after August •1974'• - st 22, median income of arca for 4 -person County/St!SA is ies (5•)' of 3 family inco-e for 4:1{00 6300 S70; of all duelling units in any__, project pl �: shill be occupied by very low-income family--dannot be modified. The current S ?proval is given on the condition that th definition s to a:hieve and maintain the to:, -income character of ?plicable state law. re? ared by ErA: Data': Approved by HUD: Name: Title: of admission in.o-:e shall b a,:minis.:!r the project in the meaning of Federal o: Date: • 7s r0'!e featrtl . iii L• AD-.rnv.3: for R••nt Q -n:-•-'-tc -• Di:•accor. F.•n-.n-;r Da;e: • • • • RESOLUTION NO. 252 RESOLUTION APPROVING SALARY INCREASES WHEREAS the approved budget for the coming year of the Housing Authority of the City of Fayetteville allows for salary increases for certain personnel: NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS OF THE HOUSING AUTHORITY OF THE CITY OF FAYETTEVILLE that the salary increases listed below are approved, effective date November 1, 1976. PERSONNEL SALARY SCHEDULE Name Position From To Chad Kumpe Executive Director 17,100 20,500 Bromo Wilson Assistant Executive Director 14,200 15,200 Delbert Allen Rehabilitation Officer 10,600 11,350 Pat Warford Administrative Assistant 6,000 6,420 Coretta Edwards Tenant Supervisor 5,400 6,000 Wayne Williams Section 8 Housing Director 10,200 312 Loan Officer PASSED AND APPROVED THIS 17 DAY OF November , 1976. THE HOUSING AUTHORITY OF THE CITY OF FAYETTEVILLE, ARKANSAS CHAIRM