2010-2014 Consolidated Plan - City of Champaign

Inputs: $10,000 per lot is available in non-federal funds for all buyers.Number and Type of Households to be Assisted (Outputs): Final 2 units will be completed in FY2011/12Local Outcome Measures:• Completion of subdivisionHUD Performance Objective: Provide decent affordable housingHUD Performance Measurement Outcome: AffordabilityNeighborhood Wellness Plan: Now that the plan is adopted, City staff will work to carry out thestrategies contained within it. All of the housing and property maintenance strategies are listed asstrategies and actions in this Consolidated Plan document as well. NSD and Planning staff will developmethods to periodically update data to keep the plan current between major revisions.Inputs: Inputs are listed under specific activities.Number and Type of Households to be Assisted (Outputs): See individual activitiesLocal Outcome Measures:• Completion of a useful tool to guide the allocation of City resourcesHUD Performance Objective: Create a suitable living environmentHUD Performance Measurement Outcome: Sustainabilityb) Develop new activities to improve neighborhoods identified in the Wellness Plan as havingthe greatest need for public sector intervention. Widespread neighborhood improvement willoccur when services and resources can be concentrated in a given area over a significant period oftime and are delivered as part of a well planned redevelopment strategy. Declining neighborhoodscould be revitalized with this level of intensive service delivery. However, existing communitydevelopment funding is not sufficient to address this redevelopment need.Activities:Lot Acquisition/Clearance Program: The City has created a pool of HOME funding to be used bythe City or non-profit housing developers to purchase and clear land for redevelopment. The fundsmay be applied to the costs of acquisition and/or demolition of deteriorated structures on the property.Development costs are not paid through this program. The program is targeted to NeighborhoodWellness planning areas where property values are not keeping pace with Citywide values. Whenpossible, emphasis will be placed on the clearance of adjacent properties to assemble larger tracts ofland for the development of affordable housing. This is also a blight abatement activity listed underGoal 2.Inputs: $56,448 HOME Funds (FY 2009/10), $14,112 local match. Match source: recaptured UDAG orFHLBNumber and Type of Households to be Assisted (Outputs): Funding remains for the acquisition of 5parcels – all land would be redeveloped into affordable housing for households with incomes