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[Moving-to-Work 2011-20<strong>12</strong> Annual <strong>Plan</strong>]<br />

In addition, ARRA Funds were used to make much needed improvements to elevators<br />

at Villa Tranchese, Victoria Plaza, Marie McGuire, Parkview and Fair Avenue<br />

Apartments. These five properties, in total, consist of 818 units. All are mid to high-rise<br />

elderly properties with various construction dates. All elevators within each of the<br />

properties will receive upgrades to comply with current code requirements and<br />

replacement of components to extend their useful life.<br />

3. New Housing Development Units<br />

PRESERVATION & EXPANSION TWO YEAR WORK PLAN<br />

Overview<br />

On May <strong>12</strong>, 2011 the San Antonio Housing Authority (SAHA) Board of Commissioners<br />

unanimously adopted the Affordable Housing Preservation and Expansion Policy (P&E<br />

Policy). The P&E Policy establishes the principles, goals, priorities and strategies that<br />

SAHA intends to pursue to preserve and expand the supply of high quality, sustainable<br />

and affordable housing in San Antonio. Furthermore, the P&E Policy guides the Work<br />

<strong>Plan</strong> and thus is an integral part of the Work <strong>Plan</strong>. The P&E Policy is included as<br />

Appendix One.<br />

Multiple financing sources will be used by SAHA in achieving its goals for preservation<br />

and expansion. Capital improvements to existing properties will be made to extend the<br />

life of a property, improve livability and decrease operating expenses. Expansion will be<br />

done in areas that achieve multiple community goals and include deeply subsidized<br />

housing. The sources covered by this plan include, but are not limited to: preservation<br />

and expansion funds (PEF) capital fund program (CFP) and replacement housing factor<br />

funds (RHF); altogether an estimated $29M will be used for these activities.<br />

Total Funds for Expansion and Preservation Activities<br />

Preservation<br />

and Expansion<br />

Replacement<br />

Housing Factor<br />

Capital<br />

Fund<br />

Program<br />

TOTAL<br />

ESTIMATED<br />

FUNDS<br />

$<strong>12</strong>M $7.3M $9.7M $29M<br />

SAHA Experience in Preservation and Expansion<br />

SAHA has had extraordinary success in the past in adding affordably priced housing to<br />

the San Antonio market. The organization has also successfully managed a capital<br />

improvements and preservation program. For example, working in partnership SAHA<br />

has added close to 4,000 rental units in mixed-income developments in the past six<br />

years. Many of these were accomplished utilizing a combination of programs, including<br />

San Antonio Housing Authority Annual Moving-to-Work <strong>Plan</strong> <strong>FY</strong> 2011-20<strong>12</strong> Page 20

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