R91-027RESOLUTION R91-~$~
A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COMMISSION OF
THE CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA,
AUTHORIZING AND DIRECTING THE CITY
MANAGER TO SUBMIT TO PALM BEACH COUNTY
HOUSING AND COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT
PROJECT APPLICATIONS FOR USE OF
COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT BLOCK GRANT
FUNDING FOR PROGRAM YEAR 1991/92; AND
PROVIDINGANEFFECTIVE DATE.
WHEREAS, Palm Beach County Housing and Community
Development is proceeding with its planning process for the
Community Development Block Grant Program year 1991/92,
which commences on October 1, 1991; and
WHEREAS, as a part of this process, Palm Beach County
Housing ~nd Community Development has invited
municipalities and non-profit organizations to submit
proposals to their office by Friday, March 1, 1991, by 5:00
P.M.; and
WHEREAS, the City of Boynton Beach has prepared three
(3) proposal applications which are designed to allow for
expenditures to be made in areas where principal benefit to
low and moderate income people could be achieved. The
proposals are as follows:
1. N.E. llth Avenue N.E. 13th Avenue Capital
Improvements Project.
$515,360 for Phase I of a $1,329,220 project to
construct the necessary sidewalks, curbs, swale areas,
road improvements, drainage, row acquisition,
landscaping and relocation assistance. Total project
cost is $1,329,220 to be completed in four (4) phases:
Phase 1 $515,360 in 91/92; Phase II - $353,160 in
92/93; Phase III $260,700 and Phase IV - $113,000,
both to be completed in 93/94; also, $87,000 for
engineering services.
2. Demolitions within the CEA and NSA
$60,000 to demolish
deteriorated structures.
twenty substandard and
3. Martin Luther King Boulevard Social Services
Facility
$400,000 for the donation of land and construction of
a facility to house community/social services
operations. The land is currently vacant and is
located in a commercial zone.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COMMISSION
OF THE CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH, FLORIDA, THAT:
Section 1. The City Manager is hereby authorized
and directed to submit to Palm Beach County Housing &
Community Development project applications for use of
Community Development Block grant funding for program year
1991/92.
Section 2. This Resolution shall become effective
immediately upon passage.
PASSED AND ADOPTED this
1991~
/?
CITY
day of ~z~q ,
BEACH, FLORIDA
%TTEST:
Mayor
Commissioner
core, is s i~ne-r
Commis s L6ner
Corpo_rate S6ai)
DATE:
TO:
THRU:
FROM:
RE:
COMMUNITY iMPROVEMENT DEPARTMENT
H E .H O R A N D U M
91'-023
LEGAL
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Fekruary i4. 199!
Honorable Mayor & City Commis~i~ ~
J. Scott Miller,~ City Manage~I ~'~ ,/2?
Johnnetta Broomfieid, Directo~
5~91-92 Communlry DeveZopmen~ ~lock Grant (CDBG)
Applications - Requesz Approval for Submittal to
Hcuslng and Community Development and approval of a
Resolution authorizing the City Submittal Thereof
The following item ls being submitted to the C1zy Commission aE
this 5mme for necessary acuion:
REOUEST APPROVAL FOR: 1. SUBMITTAL OF 1991-92 COMMUNITY
D£VELOPMENT BLOCK GRANT (CDBG) APPLICATIONS TO PALM BEACH COUNTV
HOUSING AND COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT ~ 2. RESOLUTION AUTHO~IZIN~
· l'M~ CITy TO SUBMIT THE THREE [3) APPLICATIONS TO PALM BEACII
COLD~TY HOUSING & COMhVdNITY DEVELOPMENT
At this Elme. tlle 2ounty is acceptillg applications for request of
CDBG funding for the 1991-92 funding cycle. The applications are
due uc Honslng & Community DevelopmenE IHCD) by 5:00 p.m., March
1, 1991.
Please De advised that I had Freviously informed all City
departments that the 2DBG application phase was in process and
requesEed that if they had any pro]ects which they would like 5o
submit for approval to please send the applications to me by
February ~, 1991. A total of five (5) new proposals were
suomm~ued {one from lode Enforcement and four from Utilities).
As a result of reviewing the five {5) new applications,
rea~sesstng the non {10) applications suDmltted last year that
were no5 funded, and 5fter a review with the City Manager.
attached are three 3) applications for the City of Boynzon
no~ali~ng $975,360 which ~ 5m recommending 5o be submitted 5o HCD
for CDKG funding. The following ms a prioritized summtry of the
appilca~mons.
1)
~.E. llth Avenue - N.E. 13tll Aventte Capital !mprovement~.
Prolec%
S515,360 for Phase I of a $1,329,220 project ~o construct
the necessary sidewalks, curbs, swale areas, road
Improvements. drainage, row acqulSlUlOn, landscaping and
relocation aSSlSEance. Total project cosz is $1,329, 220 to
be completed mn four (4) phases: Phase I - $515,360 in
91/92; Phase II S353,160 in 92/93; Phase Iii $260,700
and Phase IV $113.000, both to be completed in 93/94;
also, S87,000 for engineering services.
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2/1!/91
· ,oI~orasle,Mayor ~ Cmuy Commlssmon - ~emo =91-023
2)
Demolitions wmth!11 the CEA and NSA
S60,000 to demolish twenty substandard
strucLures.
and deteriora5ed~--
3) ~4artin Luther Kinq Boulevard SOclal Services Facillnv
$400,000 fo~ ~he donation of 'land and construction af ~
facility to house community/social services operatmons. The
lan~d is currently vacan5 ~nd ms 10c~ted mn a commercmal
zone.
ACTION-RE: UIRED
At this time, ~Ci~y Comml~Tion ~approvai is hergbY requested for:
1. Submittal of the attaci4~'d' th-~-ee (3) applications to Palm
Beach ~.Co~n~y HQusing a Commun~my Development for 1991-~2
Community Devetopm~t~Block Gran~ funding; -2. Approval of a
Resolution authorizIng the city ~o submit the three (3)
applications to ?~!m Beach County Housing & Community
Development. ~ 3
RECOMMENDATION
Approval of request.
JB:kc
auuachments
cc:
Scott Blasiq= code Enforcement Dept.
Dqn Jaeg~-r, Building Depu.
Vince Finizio, Engmneerlng Depu.
* C0~plete the Appltca.t..i?m..Sect. ion ...tm cq.,]unction with the Instructions
on pages 8-13
PAI2~ BEA~ COUN~f
HOUSING AHD COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT
PROJECT APPLICATION FOR~
(submi~ t~ triplicate)
Phone: (407) 355-3853
for a~sfstance
Due: 5:00 p.m.
March 1,. 1991
I. APPLICATION INFORMATION
Applicant:
(S..p~nsor/Developer)
0rganizatio~ Name:
Address:
City; State; Zip:
Telephone hh/mber:
Contact Person:
--..~Tttle:
.. '."L...'~elgphoneNumber:
Commission District of Project:
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.3'.~. :~':~,P~riod' for which f~nds are being
Requested:
CITY COMMISSION OF BOYNTON BEACH
CITY OF BOYNTON BEAC~ENGINEERING
100 EAST BOYNTON BEACH BOULEVARD
P. O. BOX 310
BOYNTON BEACH, FL 33425-0310
(407) 738-7487
VINCE FINIZIO
ADMINISTRATIVE COORDINATOR OF ENG.
(407) 738-7488
FOUR (4)
FOR YEAR 91-92
Signature
Chairperson, Board of Directors
II.
ACTIVIT~
(Check One)
Housing Capital Improvements ~
Economic Dev~ ~opment Rehabilitation
Other __
Code Enforcement
Public Services
SEE ATTACHED SUNiV3%RY OF PROPOSED CONSTRUCTION PHASES -
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EXHIBIT "A"
(4 pages)
PHASE I
PROPOSED PHASING OF CONSTRUCTION
RIGHT-OF-WAY
PROBABLE COST
llth Avenue
~E 1st St.
NE 3rd St.
Retention Ponds
$176,640.00
$ 79,360.00
$ 79~360.00
$180,000.00
PHASE II
RIGHT-OF-WAY
NE 2nd St.
12th Avenue
Add 5% Inflation
PROBABLE COST
$ 98,260.00
$237,900.00
$336,160.~0
$-17,000.00
PHASE III
RIGHT-OF-WAY
!3th Avenue
Add 10% Inflation
PROBABLE COST
$237,000.00
$ 23,700.00
PPiAS E IV
RIGHT-OF-WAY
Railroad Avenue
Add 15% Inflation
PROBABLE COST
898,260.00
$14~470.00
ESTIMATED COST OF ENGINEERING DESIGN.SERVICES
ESTImaTED COST OF E.S.D.C. TO BE REQUESTED ON
A PHASE OR YEARLY BASIS
ESTIPIATED TOTAL
MPO:kmk
91-084 Ph. 20
2/12/91
EST. TOTAL
$ 515,360.00
EST. TOTAL
$ 353,160.00
EST. TOTAL
$ 260,700.00
EST. TOTAL
113,000.00
87,000.00
$1,329,220.00
GEE & JENSON
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B OYNTO N
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CANAL
APPROX. RETENTION
POND LOCATION ]
PROJECT
LIMITS
STREET
[3TH AVENUE
[2TH AVENUE
[ITH AVENUE
N.E. IST.' ST.
N.E. £ND, ST.
N.E. 3RD. ST.
RA LROAD AVE.
LENGTH
1975 FEET
1950 FEET
[9£0 FEET
64O FEET'
790 FEET
640 FEET
790 FEET
SQUARE FEET
OF ~ TO
BE ACQUIRED
600 S. E (EST.)
GEE & JENSO~ E;NG~NEERS-ARCHITECTS-FLANNERS, INC.]
WEST PALM BEACH, FLORIDA
CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH --
COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT
BLOCK GRANT PROJECT AREA
2-7-9 N .T.$. --.
III.
PROJECT ELIgIBILITy - (To he verified by }[oustng
and Com~n~uity Development)
a.income Will project persons? serve at least 51% Of low- and moderate- Y~es
b. Is project located in an area which has 51% low~' and
moderate-income persons?
Will project cure slum and blighted conditions in a
designated NeighborHood Strategy Area (NSA) or Code
Enforcement Area(CEA)?
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Define, area served (please attach two mao ·
desmgnating your nro~ec- · ~. ~ to thls application
map, the other one shou,~ ~ .... ~ P hould be a street
Au oe a ~lock and lot map)
Th~ ar~a. pro~_osed in this application~is situated within the
corporate limits of Boyngon Beach,
. m~nnC llth Ave., 12th Ave. and 13.~h AVe., extending to the F.E.C.
Railroad r.o.w., including the inters~c~ee~H u£~.E.---i-ot
" Srrm~t. '2nd S~.reet~. N.E. 3rd Street%~An~ Railro~d Avenue from N.E.
I0thAvenue to N.E. 13th Avenue. (See ~a~ached engineerin--~-~
!Oc~t~n~
Number of Neighborhood Straregy Area residents co benefit
Indicate special populations, if any ~/A '2,617 citizens +
TypeInstructions) of'benefit to Community. (choose from llst in Section III of
_Th~= project ~j_ddresses an~urgent need, related to the prevention
and/or elimination of slum or b-~ight withln our commun±ny_ --
*surrounding areas will also benefit from this action.
IV.
pRoJ~G'r DESCRIPTION
N.E. llth Ave.-i~th Ave. Capital Improvement Projects
Project Title:
Project ~ocation: See attached enEineering location plan
Please describe in detail the project, including where possible and
applicable, number of person(s) to be served, linear feet to be
paved, etc., for a twelve-month period: Number of citizens to bm
served is 2,617 (+). See attached Exhibit "A".
Goal(s): Provide safe and efficient pedestrian/vehicular passage
throughout the neighborhood and zmprovlng local treatmenn of storm
water.
b. Objective(s): To provide all residents within the Neighborhood
Strategy Area, with an enhanced snandard of living by implementing
the following:
a. Improving the neighborhood by revitiiizinm and au~mentinm infrastr~
'b. Encourage community pride in a redeveloper, order%y neighborhood.
c. Work TasKs:
Planning - Design - Site Developmen~ - Construction and Finishings.
d. Time Frame:
.FY 1991 - 1992 : Phase I
1992 - 1993 : Phase II
1993 - [994 : Phase III and IV
If applicable, list o~her participating agencies (attach letter(s)
of support): N/A
Project Budget:
Breakdown of Total Proiect Cost:
1) Direct Project Cost ....................... $ 1,329,220
2) Project Administration (if 'applicable) .... S _ _
3) Total'CDBG Funds Requested ................ $ 1,329,220
4) Other Funding (indicate source below) ..... $
5) Total Project Cost ........................ $ 1,329,220
Source(s) of other funding Pr~j~ ~dm~nn ~ pes~ib!5, b0-
handled by City as parg of general capitol improvements program
Attach three (3) letters demonstrating that your project has been
su~mibt~([ for lunching to three (3) othez~ agencies prior to
submittal to Housing and Community Development. Also attach three
(3) doeumented letters statln~ ha agenc'zes determination on
th6s~ submittals.
g. Project Maintenance:
Indicate where applicable, agency responsibility for maintenance
· of.proj~ct after ~mpl_~bion (Attach l~bters of verification).
City of Boynton Beach wi]Il.be r~?nn~hl~ ~ mzinuenancc.
Vo
COM/~ITM~NT TO EX~AND HOUSING STOCK
Local governmental units must indicate demonstrated efforts
th~ 'supply of housing to low- and moderate~i~come persons.
additional sheets, i~ necessary).
to expand
(Attach
In fiscal year 1987/88, the City of Boynton Beach created the Depart
ot Community Improvement. The Department (among other things) is re~si
for the implementation of housing rehabilitazion and development programs
throughout the City, but especially in the area East of 1-95 (the oldest
sectio~ of~theCity). The Department's efforts will be geared towards
curtailing the spread of residential blight and also toward improving
and stabilizing the residential character of the City. With the incept%on
of the Department, the City also appropriated $350,000 for the development
and administration of such program activity. S350,000 was also aporoprmat
in the 88/89 fiscal year. Additionally, the Departmenz of Community
Improvement has designed three[3) housing programs to bezin to address the
above needs. Two~2) of the programs deal specifically with housing rehabi
libation; the third program deals with the construction of residential
housing. This third, program is an effort om the part of the City no
increase the supply of housing to low and moderate income persons.
(See attached program brochures )
It is the City's intention no continue to provide housin~ pro,rams and
administration to address its housing needs. Additionally, in the past,
the City has always cooperated with the Department of HousinR and Con,unit
Developmenn in an effort no get resident participation in the County's
Programs. The City has cooperated ~ith HCD in rehabilitation efforts
Cherry Hills and has supported programs of the PBC Housing Authority.
Finally, in December of 1989, the City of Boynton Beach approved the~.~
Community Redevelopment Plan for the expande~ CRA are~wb~cb ~r~ btm
extensive efforts in the area of housing rehabilitation and developm ~
no address the needs in the more depressed are~ of th~ C~ry~
¥I.
PROJECT C0NSIsI~NCY WITH L0~L GOVERNMENTAL PLANS
Provfde letter(s) of. suppo~t~from the local ~overnment ia whose jur±s-
dfctfon the project wfll be located.
L'etter(s) attsched: Yes X No
If no~ explain why:
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VII. COUN~'~IDE PR0~q~h~
If
rental
and
commercial
revitalization, housing counseling, or economi detail
how the program-will~ operate efficiently on a ~ost, and service, basis.
N~A
* Complete the App]icatlon Section in conjunction with the Instructions
on pages 8-1g. Please follow instructions carefully and complete all
questlons.
PALM BEACH COUNTY
HOUSIN(3 ANO CO~NtTY DEVELOPMENT
PROJECT APPLICATION FORM
(suSmtt in triplicate)
Phone: (407) 355-3853 Due: 5:00 p.m.
for assistance March 1, 1991
APPLICATION INFORMATION
Applicant:
(Sponsor/Developer)
Orga6ization Name:
Address:
City; State; Zip:
Telephone Number:
Contact Person:
Title:
Telephone Number:
Commission District of Project:
Period for Which Funds are Being
Requested:
Code Enforcement
City of Boyn[on Beach
100 E. Boynton Beach Blvd.
Boynton Beach, Florida 33425-0310
(407) 738-7482
Scott Blasie
Code Enforcemen[ Administrato~
(407) 738-7482 Ext. 233
4
91/92
Signature
Chairperson, Board of Directors
Date
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ACTIVITY
(Check One)
Housing Capital Improvements
EconomtcDevelopment Rehabtltta[ton
Other__
Code Enforcement
Pub1 tc Servtces
Demolition of 20 structures which are substandard and deteriorated.
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III.
PROJECT ELIGIBILITY - (To be verified by Housing
and Con~nity Development)'
Will project serve at least 5I% of low- and moderate-
income persons?
Yes No
x
b. Is project-located in an area which has 51~ low- and
moderate-income persons?
x
Will project cure slum and blighted conditions in a
designated Neighborhood Strategy Area (NSA) or Code
En?orcement Area(CEA)?
x
d.-Del, tne ~area served (please attac~ two maps to this application
designating your project location, one map should be a street
map, the other one should be a block and lot map).
Demolitions to be in area between N. Seacrest Blvd. and Railroad
Avenue; between Boynton Beach Blvd. and C-16 Canal; and ~etween
N. Seacrest Blvd. and NW 2nd Street from Boynton Beach Blvd. to
C-16 Canal.
Number of Neighborhood Strategy Area residents to benefit 2620+
Indicate,special populations,
Type of benefit to co~n~Jnity
Instrpctions)
if any
(choose from list in Section III of
Aid in the prevention or elimination of slums or blight.
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PROPERTIES FOR-DEMOLITION
ADDRESS SUBDIVISION LOT & BLOCK
1062 NE 4th Avenue Shepard Funk Add - Block 2 Lot i1
120 NW 4th Avenue Boynton Hills ~ Block 1 Lot 149
617-619 NE 6th Ave (2 Structures) Civic Center Sub~- Block 1 Lots 4-6
141 NE 9th Avenue
lll~NE 10th Avenue
417 NE 10th Avenue
115 NE llth Avenue
22~ RE llth Avenue
224½ NE llth Avenue
322 NE llth Avenue
327 NE llth Avenue
148 NW 12th Avenue
150 NW 12th Avenue
216'NE 12th Avenue
319 NE 12th Avenue
418 NE 12th Avenue
111-117 NE 12gh Ave (2 Structures)
210 NE 13th Avenue
Palm Bqh Co~ntr~ Club Est - Block 4 Lot 10
Frank Weber Add- Block t Lot i0
-E Roberts Add to ~BoYnton - Block 1 Lot 5
Mee~s~ ~of Blk 6 - Lot 6
Mee ~ Block 3 Lot 6
Meeks. -~ & Andrews ~dd ~ ~ · - Block 3 Lot 5
Meeks & Andrew~ ~dd - Block 4 Lot 5
Meeks& Andrews Add- Block 1 Lot 4
Happy HomeHeights - Block 6 Lot 16
Happy Home Heights - Block 6 Lot 15
Happ~ Home Height~ - Block 8 Lot 8
Happy Home Heights - Block 2 Lot 18+
Happy Home Height~ - Block i0 Lot 3
Lanehart Sub of Lot 3 - Lots 37 & 38
Happy Home Heights - Block 3 Lot 10
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IV. ' PROJECT DESCRIPTION
Project Title: Demolitions within CE~ and NSA.
Project Location: see III(d)
and
,nea~ feet ~to be
itions of ~r~ies
within CEA and NSA servin~ allth~ peopls in that community.
~:~ ~oal(s). To el!mlnat, existing 'deteriOrating structures and provide. · ~ safer communmty for ~eside~tS in ta~et a~ea.
($): To complete project within fiscal year 91/92.
Work Tasks: Inspections, bidding process, permitting.
d. Time Frame: 91/S2
If applicable, list other participating agencies (attach letter(s)
of support):
f.-' Project Budget:
Breakdown of Total Project Cost:
I) Direct Project Cost ....................... $-60,000.
2) Project Administration (if applicable) .... $250 ez x 20: 5~000.
3) Total CD~ Funds Requested ................ $ 60,000.
4) Other Funding (indicate source below) ..... $.
5) Total Project Cost ........................ $ 65,000.
Source(s) of other funding
*EXISTING DEMOLITIONS 10
PROJECTED DEMOLITIONS 10
TOTAL DEMOLITIONS 20
COST PER DEMOLITION 3,000.
TOTAL COST 60,000,
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Attach explanation of all the steps taken to secure other funding.
Attach three (3) letters demonstrating that your project has been
submitted for funding to three (3) other agencies prior to
submittal to Housing and Comnuni.ty Develol~nent. Also attach three
(3) documented letters stating the agencies' determination on
those submittais.
g. Project Maintenance:
Ind)ca~e where applicable, agency responsibility for maintenance
of project after completion. (Attach ietters of verification).
.V.
CC~ITMENT TO EXPANO HOUSING STOCK
Local governmental units must indicate demonstrated efforts to expand
the supply of housing to low- and moderate-income persons. (Attach
additional sheets, if necessary).
The City of Boynton Beach Building Department routinely works with Housir
and Community Developmeut on housing rehabilitation and demolition of
unsafe structures.
The demolition of the unsafe structures will reduce 'the amount of blight
in the target area ~nd will provide opportuuities for development by bot~
the public and private sectors.
These demolitions will emhance the effectiveness of the other programs
already in place, such as the infilt construction program.
The Buildin~ Department has worked closely with the Palm Beach County
Housin~ Authority over the years in an on~oin8 effort to preserve and
enhance the low to moderate income housin~ provided by their prosrams.
The Building Department's commitment to eliminate blight is well
documented by the number of referrals made to Housing and Community
Development for the rehabilitation and demolition of the structures
located in the target areas.
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. C0~HIT~NqE~ IO EXPAND MOUSING STOC,r (Continu~)
Local governmental units must indicate demonstrated efforts to expand
thA supply of housing ~o low- and moderate-income personf. (Attach
additional sheets, i~ necessary)~ 3
In fiscal year 198~/88, the C~ty of B0ynton Be~h c~eated the Departmen~.
°'~iC°mmuni~y'Img~pvement. Th~pepa~gmgnt (a~o~g~,o~her thin s) is reso '
for the ~mplementatzon of housing rehabzl~tat~on and development programs
t~roughout the City, but especlall~ in the area East of t-95 (the 6tdest
'section of theCi~y) The D&~r~a~' ........... -
curtailing the spread,-of resld~tial bli§ht an~ also toward improving
th% City. With the inception
-for the development
,000.~4as also aporopriated
Improvement has ~mmunity
dress the
ne ina rehabi-
liTati~J~ idential
h°~'ingt~"'T~s~'~ir~ i'of ~he City to
(See a
lt'is
rams and
th~CJ in the pas~,
and Community
Developmen~ zn the County's'
Prog~amp. The C ~tion efforts
D. ro~ams ~P~ Ho~using Authority.'
Finally, in December of 1989~ t~e Ciz~ of Bo~nton Beach a rove
. . . ...... ~ ...... ~ ~ pp d the
Co~munzty- Re~eve~p,ffm~n~ 'Plan-: f~:t~a, ex~nd~ '~'~a~ wh~ ch der~
extensive efforts in the are~ ~f hpu~ing ~eba~i~tati~n and development
to address the needs in the ~O~
VI.
PROJECT CONSISTENCY WITH LOCAL GOVERNI~ENTAL PLANS
Provide letter(s) of support from the local government in vhose juri
diction the project will be located.
Letter(s) attached: Yes No
If no, explain why:
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VII. .COUNT~IDE PROGRAMS
If you propose a specific
rental rehabilitation,
~evltalizatton~-
how the progra~
program in the area -~ = ~le-famtly a~
residential redeve!.o~_.
basis.
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* Complete the Appltcatio~ Section in conjunction with the Instructions
on pages 8-13 "'
PALM BEAC~ COUNTY
ROUSING AND ~0MMUNITY DEVELOPMENT
PROJECT APPLICATION FORM
(submit /n triplicate)
Phone: (407) 355-3853
for assistance
Due: 5:00 p.m.
~a__r?h_ 1; 1991
I. APPLICATION INFORMATION
Applicant:
(S~nsor/~eveloper)
Organ/zatiom Name:
Address:
Telephone Number:
Contact Person:
...... ~elgphone Number:
Co~aissfon District of Froject:
3'::' V~-:]-Pertod for which funds are being
Requested:
CITY COMMISSION OF BOYNTON BEACH
Community
CITY OF BOYNTON BEACH / Improvement Dep~
100 EAST BOYNTON BEACH BOULEVARD
P. O. BOX 310
BOYNTON BEACH, FL 33425-0310
(407) 734-8111
Johnnetta Broomfield
Director, Community Improvement Depn.
(407) 738-74,93
FOUR (4)
FOR YEAR 91-92
Signature
Chairperson, Board of Directors
Date
II.
ACTIVITY
(Check One)
Code Enforcement
Housing __ :CaPital~Impr°v~meats -
Econo~i~ DeveloPment Rehabilitation Public Services X
Social Services Building.
Other
Donation. of~countyTowne~aDd.,and ~construction of a facility
gE house community/social servic~soperations- The land is vacant
and is located in a commercial zone. ~
III.
PROJECT ELIGIBILIT~ - (To be verified by ~ousing
and Co~nunity Development)
ao
Will project serve at least 51% of low- and moderate-
income persons?
Is project located in an area which has 51% low- and
moderate-income persons?
Yes No
X
X
Will project cure slum and blighted conditions in a
-designated Neighborhood Strategy Area (NSA) or Code
Enforcement Area(CEA~?
Define area served (please attach a map to this application desig-
natingyour project location).
Census Tract 61. Site is located on the South side of Martin
Luther King Boulevard near intersection of N.E. 1st Street.
Number of Neighborhood Strategy Area residents to benefit 2617+
Indicate special populations, if any Facility shall be accessible
to the larger community also.
Type of Lanefit to community (choose from list in Section III of
Instruction~)
Aid in the prevention or elimination of slums or blight and
addresses an urgent community development need.
IV.
PROJECT DESCRIPTION
Project Title: Martin Luther King Boulevard Social Service~ Yn~l~ey
Census Tracts61. South side of Martin Luther King'
Project Location:Boulevard near intersection of N.E, lBt Straat
Please describe in detail the project, including where possible and
applicable, number of person(s) to be served, linear feet To be
paved, ets., for a twelve-month period~ (See pase 2, II)
a. Goal(s):
To expand the availability.of and provide for the basic social
services needs of low and moderate income residents. To improve
accessibility to public services and provide for increased program
b. n-
TO acquire land and build a facility to house offices to provide for
the social services needs of the community and also to improve the
quality of life for low and moderate income persons.
c. Work Tasks:
Acquisition, planning, site development, construction.
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Time Frame:
Fiscal year .91/92 for planning and design;
consnruction.
fiscal year 92/93 for
If applicable, list other participating agencies (attach letter(s)
of support):
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Project Budget:
Breakdown of Total Proiect Cost:
1) Direct Project Cost ....................... $400,000
2) Projec~ Administration (if applicable) .... $
3) Total CDBG Funds Requested ................ $400,000
4) Other Funding (indicate source below) .....
5) Total Project Cost ........................
Source(s) of other funding
$400,000
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Attach thmee-L(3) l~t~ers demonstrating that'-your p=oject has been
s~bmitte~' ~or. funding~ to, three (3)other agencies prior to
bmittal 'to Housing a~d com~un~ity DevelopMent.' Also attach three
' . ' a encles . determlna ion on
~('3) documented le~t~rs stating the g.
thos~ submittals.
g. Project Maintenance:
Indicate where applicable, agency resp0ns'ibility for maintenance
of projecD after completion. (Attach letters of verification).
City Will maintain'facility after construction
COM}~ITM~NTTO EXPAND HOUSING STOCK
Local governmental units must indicate demonsnrated effor=s to expand
the supp'I'y of housing to low- and moderate-inc6me persons. (Attach
additional sheets, if necessary).
In fiscal year 1987/88, the City of Boynton Beach created ~he Departme~
of Community Improvement. The Depmrtment (among other things) is
for the implementation of housing r~habilitat±on and development programs
throuEh~t ~he City, but especially in the area East of 1-95 (~he oldesL
section of theCity).i The Dep'ar~men~'s efforts will be ~eared ~owards
curtailing the spread of residential blight and also toward improving
and stabilizing the residential character o~ the City. With the inception
o~ the Department, the City also appropriat~ $350,000 for the development
and administration of such program activity. $350,000 was also appropriated
i~.the 887-~ fiscal year. Additionally, ~he Department of Community
Improvement has designed three(3) housing programs ~o be_g_in to address the
above needs. Two(2) of the programs deal specifically with housing rehabi-
litation; the third program deals ~ith the c~nstruction'of residential
housing. Thi~--~-ird program;is ~n ~effort pn the par~ of the City
increase ~he supply of housi~g!~ ~w and ~odera~e income persons.
(~ee a~tached program brochures )
It is the C~ty intention to con£inue go provide housin~ prozrams and
a~minisuratio~ E~address its housing needs. Additionally, ix] the pass,
the City has always cooperated with the Department of HousinK and CommuRitY
D~velopment-~n an-effort to get resident parti~cipation in the County'S
Programs. The C.~y has cooperated with HCD in rehabilitation efforts in
C~erry Hitl~ a--nd: has supported programs of the PBC Housing Authority.
Finally, in December of 1989, the City of Boynton Beach approved the
Community Redevelopment Plan for the expanded CRA area wJ~ich details
e~nensive efforts in the area of housing rehabilitation and developme~
to address the needs in the more depressed area of rb~ City, -
VI.
PROJECT CONSISTENGYWI/]{ LocAL GOVER~br~_AL p__LAN~
Provide letter(s) of support from the local government in whose juris-
diction the projecn will be Iocaned-
Letter(S) attached: Yes X _ No_ _
If no, explain why:
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VII.
CO~UNTYWIDE PROGRAMS
If you propose a specific program in the area of single-family and
rental rehabilitation, residential redevelopment, . commercial
revitalization, housing counseling, or economic development, detail
how the program will operate efficzently on a cost an service basis.
Pro,ram will be administered by the City of Boynton Beach Department
of Community Imgrovemenn. Administrative costs will be provided by
the City. "RFP" will he ~s~cernained in an effort to select the most
~pprooriate develoQer and d~velopers will be selected based upon
prmdeter~ined criteria, The City ~a¥ provide additional supporn
~rv~ t~ d~ve~opers and ooEential home buyers no keep cost
Thm rmdw~t~ob ~n ~h~ ~sr of land (in the developmenn phase) will
~ rb~ ~r ~f n~w ho~ affordable to home buyers,