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Council adopts the 2024/25 plan with the committee's agency amounts unchanged, 5-0
The council adopted Resolution No. 07-09-24-1 after a public hearing with no speakers. The plan allocated $1,590,799 in CDBG and $697,926 in HOME money; the six nonprofit grants matched the amounts the advisory committee voted on May 23. In August the council hired Resource Consultants, LLC for $66,900 in CDBG money to prepare the 2025-2029 Consolidated Plan.[1][2][3]
Cole StanleyJosh CraftDon TippsTom ScherlenLes Simpson
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Resolution No. 07-09-24-1 adopting the 2024-2025 Annual Action Plan passed 5-0 on a motion by Josh Craft, seconded by Don Tipps, after a public hearing at which "no one presented to speak." The transmittal memo lists $1,590,799 in CDBG and $697,926 in HOME funding and the same six nonprofit amounts the committee voted, plus Coming Home $119,309.92, demolition $200,000, the CARE program $156,000, a CARE grant monitor $55,000, minor rehabilitation $25,000, rehabilitation support administration $250,000, program administration $318,159.80, and $174,009.68 and $174,009.67 for the Parks and Planning departments. HOME: administration $69,792.60, tenant-based rental assistance $488,584.20 and Amarillo Habitat for Humanity $104,688.90 plus $34,896.30 in operating costs. The memo says the plan had a 30-day comment period from May 31 to June 30, 2024. [1][2]
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- $1,590,799
- Home
- $697,926
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The August 13, 2024 consent agenda, approved 5-0 on a motion by Josh Craft, included an award to Resource Consultants, LLC of $66,900, funded by the Community Development Block Grant, for "consultation services for the 2025-2029 Consolidated Plan and the 2025-2026 Annual Action Plan, as well as an Analysis of Impediments to Fair Housing." [3]
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- $66,900
