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guidelines established by HUD. HOME funding may be used to help renters, new homebuyers, or existing homeowners. HOME program funds are allocated to units of local government on a formula basis that considers the relative inadequacy of each jurisdiction’s housing supply, the incidence of poverty, fiscal distress, and other factors. Participating jurisdictions must also have a current and approved Consolidated Plan that includes an action plan describing how the HOME funds will be used, along with descriptions of planned and recently implemented activities undertaken by individual grantees. There are established limits for rents, income, purchase price, and per unit subsidy under the HOME program. HOME-funded housing units must remain affordable in the long-term (20 years for new construction of rental housing, 5-15 years for construction of homeownership housing and housing rehabilitation, depending on the amount of HOME subsidy). Additionally, the HOME program requires that participating jurisdictions match every dollar in program funds expended (except for administrative costs) with 25 cents from non-federal sources, which may include donated materials or labor, the value of donated property, or proceeds from bond financing. At least 15% of the allocation must be used to fund housing to be owned, developed, or sponsored by an experienced, community-driven non-profit groups designated as Community Housing Development Organizations (CHDOs). Of that 15%, up to 5% may be used for the operating expenses of CHDOs, but the amount received cannot be more than 50% or $50,000, whichever is greater, of the CHDOs total operating expenses in that fiscal year. Up to 10% of the HOME allocation may be expended for the payment of administrative and planning costs of the program. Participating jurisdictions have two years to commit and five years to spend funds. Specific information about the rules and regulations governing the usage of HOME program funds can be found on HUD’s website at: http://www.hud.gov/offices/cpd/affordablehousing/programs/home/. Housing Opportunities for Persons with AIDS (HOPWA) Program. The City was notified October 21, 2004 that it was eligible to receive HOPWA funding. For this current program year, the amount awarded is $545,000. Prior to the City being awarded these funds, Hillsborough County’s office of Health & Social Services Ryan White Program handled the administration of HOPWA funds for Polk and Hardee Counties. Because of reduced administrative funds and insufficient staffing levels, the City of Lakeland declined to act as the Lead Agency to administer federal HOPWA funds for the Lakeland/Winter Haven EMSA (Polk County). The City of Lakeland re-designated the State of Florida as the Lead Agency to act as the grantee and recipient of HOPWA funds for services on behalf of HIV/AIDS clients in the Lakeland/Winter Haven EMSA (Polk County). The designation retains the program’s administration levels and provides a larger grant allotment for this service area. Funding is authorized under the AIDS Housing Opportunity Act, 42 U.S.C. 12901-12912. Additionally, the Fair Housing Act (42 U.S.C. 3601-3619), title IV of the Civil Rights Act of 1964, Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973, Title II of the Americans With Disabilities Act, and Section 3 of the Housing and Urban Development Act of 1968 (12U.S.C. 17001U), comprise the various statutes that state and local governments are required to comply with prior to submitting a Consolidated Plan to HUD. 3-5 Year Strategic Plan 4
Outcome Performance for 2005-2008 DECENT HOUSING Outcome Activity Funds Outcome Indicator Availability / Accessibility Eliminate health and safety deficiencies for homeowners through home rehabilitation assistance CDBG HOME 44 homes rehabilitated Temporary relocation assistance CDBG 31 households assisted HOME Clearance and demolition CDBG 1 lot cleared Affordability Sustainability Increase homeownership through purchase CDBG 119 homebuyers assisted assistance and education HOME Construction of single-family homes HOME 5 homes constructed Provide housing assistance for persons with HIV/AIDS (State of Florida administered) Increase homeownership through City’s Urban Homesteading program CDBG CDBG HOME n/a 23 homebuyers assisted SUITABLE LIVING ENVIRONMENT Outcome Activity Funds Outcome Indicator Increase community services, recreational CDBG 1,682 residents served and educational opportunities 2,374 youth served Assist in providing support and housing for CDBG 9,577 individuals served homeless individuals and families Increase number and capacity of businesses n/a in and serving the target area Provide case management for persons with n/a HIV/AIDS (State of Florida administered) Increase affordable housing rentals n/a Availability / Accessibility Affordability Sustainability Improve conditions through effective code enforcement CDBG 19,944 households benefitted Improve infrastructure and facilities CDBG 3 sidewalks created/improved 1 recreation field improved 1 drainage project (32 households benefitted) 3-5 Year Strategic Plan 5
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about 18,000 residents of Lakeland
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OTHER NARRATIVE Include any Strateg
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