Colorado Community Block Grant Disaster Recovery Home Access

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Colorado Community Block Grant Disaster Recovery Home Access 2013 Floods & 2012 Fires ©

Introductions Metro Volunteers – mission To mobilize and cultivate volunteerism as a vital force

Department of Local Affairs – Housing Division Two Programs Metro Volunteers is operating: •

Home Rehab This program is designed to do Housing Repairs (Single Family Rehabilitation) (Not Rebuild) • Repairs necessary to bring the damaged home to meet the HUD CPD Green Building Retrofit Checklist, and DOH Single Family Rehabilitation Standards • Relocation of single family and modular homes in stable/undamaged condition to be moved from floodplain to a permanent location outside of the floodplain. • Rehab owner-occupied homes, as well as single family rental homes (up to 4 contiguous lots) © 2010 Metro Volunteers 4

More… • Cost to repair the damage cannot exceed 50% of pre-flood county appraised value, on a perhouse basis. • Maximum Award: $100, 000 per household for rehabilitation OR for structural relocation) • Beneficiary Eligibility Criteria: • Homeowners who can provide proof of ownership, and or rental properties with 1 -4 units, all of which must have received direct or indirect flood damage. © 2010 Metro Volunteers 5

And more… • Priority for those directly impacted, persons with disabilities, seniors and, for previous residents of damaged or destroyed manufactured housing. • Household income must be at or below 80 percent AMFI for at least 75 percent of beneficiaries served. • National Objective: Low-and-moderate income (at below 80% AMI) and Urgent Need © 2010 Metro Volunteers 6

Home Access This program is designed to serve: • Homeowners unable to access their homes due to damaged roads that are non‐county maintained • Maximum Award: $500, 000 max sub-award under the sub-recipient contract © 2010 Metro Volunteers 7

More… • Beneficiary Eligibility Criteria: • 51 percent of the recipients must be low‐and‐moderate income households unless Urgent Need can be substantiated. • Applicants must demonstrate that the private road or bridge access was directly damaged by the floods or fires and provides sole access to the target homes. • Applicants must demonstrate that lack of access is a health and safety issue pertaining to emergency vehicle access, particularly in the event of forest fires. © 2010 Metro Volunteers www. dola. colorado. gov/cdbg-dr 8

Even more… • National Objective: Low-and-moderate income (at/below 80% AMI) and Urgent Need ©

Program Process – it’s very lengthy • • Complete an Application Project Scoping Environmental Review Eligibility Determination – – Flood affected Income verification Repairs can be done with funds allowed Maintenance and Use Agreement in place • Funding allocated • Construction completed – payments made • Annual review for compliance © 2010 Metro Volunteers 10

CDBG Funding Awards Home Rehabilitation • Grant • Five Year Forgivable Loan • Loan

Timeline – as we know it today May 10 – Presentation to State Housing Board May 17 – Approval Letter Received June – Dec – Environmental Review Dec – Request Release of Funds Dec – Process and Consider Awards/Contract © 2010 Metro Volunteers 12

Next Steps 1. Fill out your Application 2. Gather any documents from work already done: Permits, Reports, Receipts 3. Send to Kelly Streck Metro Volunteers 789 Sherman Street, #220 Denver, CO 80203 Kstreck@Metro. Volunteers. org 4. Questions to Tom Judd Tjudd@Metro. Volunteers. org 303 -282 -1234 ext. 311 © 2010 Metro Volunteers 14

Our Staff: Kristy Judd – Executive Director Kjudd@Metro. Volunteers. org Tom Judd – Attorney Tjudd@Metro. Volunteers. org Kelly Streck – Application & Compliance – Kstreck@Metro. Volunteers. org Mike O’Connor – Construction MOConnor@ Metro. Volunteers. org © 2009 Metro Volunteers

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