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I. Executive Summary 1. Funding improvements to non-CDBG entitlement area water/wastewater systems and streets 2. Funding infrastructure improvements in the Colonias areas 3. Enhancing the accessibility and usefulness of public facilities 4. Encourage planning that includes comprehensive planning, asset management, preliminary engineering reports, and any other studies or plans listed in rules or regulations 5. Encourage more economic development projects PERFORMANCE MEASUREMENT CRITERIA Enhance the quality of New Mexico’s Infrastructure and Public Facilities: Availability/Accessibility: 1. The number of water or wastewater projects and streets completed 2. The number of Colonias projects completed, by type of project 3. The number of planning projects that will provide readiness 4. The number of housing projects rehabilitated Affordability: 1. The number of eligible persons assisted with new water or wastewater systems 2. The number of persons within Colonias assisted with water/wastewater or other infrastructure projects 3. The number of eligible persons who the improved facilities will serve Sustainability: 1. The economic development benefits imparted to each community receiving the enhanced infrastructure investments, including the Colonias 2. The economic development benefits imparted to each community whose public facilities have been improved New Mexico Draft Report for Public Review Five-Year Consolidated Plan 14 September 1, 2010
II. CONSOLIDATED PLAN DEVELOPMENT PROCESS A. INTRODUCTION In 1994, the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development issued new rules consolidating the planning, application, reporting and citizen participation processes for four formula grant programs: Community Development Block Grants (CDBG), Home Investment Partnerships (HOME), Emergency Solutions Grants (ESG) and Housing Opportunities for People with AIDS (HOPWA). Termed the Consolidated Plan for Housing and Community Development, the new single-planning process was intended to more comprehensively fulfill three basic goals: 1. Provide decent housing, which involves helping homeless people obtain appropriate housing, retaining the affordable housing stock, increasing the availability of permanent affordable housing for low-income households without discrimination and/or increasing supportive housing to assist persons with special needs. 2. Provide a suitable living environment, which means improving the safety and livability of neighborhoods, including the provision of adequate public facilities; reducing isolation of income groups within communities through special deconcentration of housing opportunities for persons of low income; revitalization of deteriorating or deteriorated neighborhoods; restoring and preserving natural and physical features with historic, architectural, and aesthetic value; as well as conserving energy resources. 3. Expand economic opportunities, which emphasizes job creation and retention, providing access to credit for community development, and assisting low-income persons to achieve self-sufficiency in federally-assisted and public housing. The Consolidated Plan is actually a three-part process and comprises: 1. Developing a five-year strategic plan; 2. Preparing annual action plans; and 3. Submitting annual performance and evaluation reports. The first element referred to above, the strategic plan, also has three parts: 1. A housing market analysis; 2. A housing, homeless, and community development needs assessment; and, 3. Establishment of long-term strategies for meeting the priority needs of the state. HUD asks that priority objectives be built upon specified goals that flow from quantitative and qualitative analysis of needs identified in the five-year planning process. Program funding is ensured by completing these documents on time and in a format acceptable to HUD. Furthermore, the New Mexico Consolidated Plan is designed to be a collaborative process whereby the state can establish a unified vision for housing and community development New Mexico Draft Report for Public Review Five-Year Consolidated Plan 15 September 1, 2010
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