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Council adopts the 2023/24 plan, $1.63 million CDBG and $865,228 HOME, 5-0
The council adopted Resolution No. 07-11-23-1 after a public hearing with no speakers. The plan put $200,000 toward demolition and clearance, $236,000 toward owner-occupied housing repairs, $372,361 to City parks and sidewalk projects and $122,119 to the City's Coming Home program, alongside the four nonprofit grants. Of the HOME money, $605,660 went to tenant-based rental assistance and $173,045 to Amarillo Habitat for Humanity.[1][2]
Cole StanleyJosh CraftDon TippsTom ScherlenLes Simpson
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Resolution No. 07-11-23-1 approved "the 2023/2024 Annual Action Plan (AAP) for the Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) for $1,628,247.00 and HOME Investment Partnership (HOME) for $865,228.00." No one spoke at the hearing. It passed 5-0 on a motion by Josh Craft, seconded by Don Tipps (Cole Stanley, Josh Craft, Don Tipps, Tom Scherlen, Les Simpson). [1]
- Cdbg
- $1,628,247
- Home
- $865,228
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The transmittal memo lists the CDBG allocations: demolition and clearance $200,000; public services $55,000 (Guyon Saunders Resource Center), $21,809.50 each (Maverick Boys & Girls Club and the Salvation Army), $23,500 (Martha's Home) and $122,119 (Coming Home); owner-occupied housing improvements $236,000; rehabilitation support administration $250,000; program administration $325,648; and $186,180.50 each to the City Parks and Recreation and Planning departments. HOME: administration $86,522.80, tenant-based rental assistance $605,660, Amarillo Habitat for Humanity $129,784.20 plus $43,261 in operating costs. The attached public notice lists Coming Home at $122,118.00. [2]
- Demolition
- $200,000
- Coming home
- $122,119
- Tbra
- $605,660
