Action Plan 06-07 for Public Comment 03-29-06

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FY06-07
ACTION PLAN
for the
CITY OF CHARLOTTESVILLE
and the
THOMAS JEFFERSON HOME
CONSORTIUM

Draft for Public Comment
March 29, 2006
Comments accepted through April 28, 2006

Public Hearing at
Charlottesville City Council
May 1, 2006 at 7:30 p.m.


Public Hearing at the
Thomas Jefferson Planning District Commission
April 6, 2006, 7:00 p.m.




FY 06-07 Action Plan
Table of Contents


1. EXECUTIVE SUMMARY ........................................................................................................ 1
2. INTRODUCTION AND STATEMENT OF GOALS FROM YEAR 2003
CONSOLIDATED PLAN 10
3. RESOURCES ............................................................................................................................ 13
A. FEDERAL.................................................................................................................................. 13
B. STATE....... 15
C. LOCAL PROGRAMS................................................................................................................... 15
D. REGIONAL APPROACHES.......................................................................................................... 16
E. PRIVATE RESOURCES ............................................................................................................... 18
4. STATEMENT OF SPECIFIC ANNUAL OBJECTIVES..................................................... 20
5. DESCRIPTION OF PROJECTS ............................................................................................ 27
6. GEOGRAPHIC DISTRIBUTION .......................................................................................... 28
7. HOMELESS AND OTHER SPECIAL POPULATIONS 29
8. NEEDS OF PUBLIC HOUSING............................................................................................. 31
9. ANTI-POVERTY STRATEGY............................................................................................... 32
10. LEAD BASED PAINT HAZARDS ......................................................................................... 32
11. OTHER ACTIONS...................................................................................................................33
A. OBSTACLES TO MEETING UNDERSERVED NEEDS....................................................................... 33
B. INSTITUTIONAL STRUCTURES AND COORDINATION .................................................................. 33
C. LEAD BASED PAINT HAZARDS................................................................................................... 33
D. BARRIERS TO AFFORDABLE HOUSING....................................................................................... 33
E. PUBLIC HOUSING AND RESIDENT INITIATIVES........................................................................... 36
F. PERSONS LIVING BELOW THE POVERTY LEVEL ......................................................................... 37
G. COMPLIANCE WITH PLANNING REQUIREMENTS ........................................................................ 38
H. NEIGHBORHOOD PRIORITY PROJECTS ...................................................................................... 38
12. MONITORING ......................................................................................................................... 41
13. IMPEDIMENTS TO FAIR HOUSING CHOICE................................................................. 42
14. PERFORMANCE MEASUREMENT .................................................................................... 45
15. COORDINATION ....................................................................................................................46
16. CITIZEN PARTICIPATION .................................................................................................. 47
17. SPECIFIC CDBG REQUIREMENTS ................................................................................... 48

A. SOURCES OF FUNDS.................................................................................................................. 48
B. FLOAT-FUNDED ACTIVITIES ..................................................................................................... 48
C. LOCATIONS .............................................................................................................................. 48
D. CONTINGENCY ......................................................................................................................... 49
E. URGENT NEEDS ........................................................................................................................ 49
18. SPECIFIC HOME REQUIREMENTS .................................................................................. 49
A. RESALE/RECAPTURE PROVISIONS.................................................................................... 49
B. HOME TENANT-BASED RENTAL ASSISTANCE........................................................................ 49
C. OTHER FORMS OF INVESTMENT ............................................................................................... 50
D. AFFIRMATIVE MARKETING ...................................................................................................... 50
E. MINORITY/WOMEN’S BUSINESS OUTREACH............................................................................ 50
F. REFINANCING .......................................................................................................................... 50
G. MATCHING REQUIREMENTS..................................................................................................... 50
19. SPECIFIC ADDI REQUIREMENTS..................................................................................... 50
A. USE OF ADDI FUNDS............................................................................................................... 50
B. TARGETED OUTREACH............................................................................................................. 51
C. ENSURING RECIPIENT’S ABILITY TO UNDERTAKE AND MAINTAIN HOMEOWNERSHIP ................ 51

1. Executive Summary
The Annual Action Plan identifies specific housing and community development projects to be
undertaken in 2006 - 2007. These projects reflect a one-year implementation plan consistent with the
five-year goals approved in the 2003 Consolidated Plan. The Consolidated Plan and the Action Plan
guide the use of federal Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) funds in the City of
Charlottesville and federal HOME and American Dream Downpayment Initiative (ADDI) funds in
the Thomas Jefferson Planning District (City of Charlottesville and counties of Albemarle, Fluvanna,
Greene, Louisa, and Nelson). Beginning July 1, 2006 the City of Charlottesville expects to receive
$538,861 in CDBG funds and the Thomas Jefferson Planning District Commission expects to
receive $911,093 in HOME funds and $18,723 in ADDI funds for a total of $929,816.

The following table illustrates the five-year goals from the 2003 Consolidated Plan, the one-year
measurable objectives for 2006 - 2007, and the source of funds.

Summary of Local Goals from the 2003 Consolidated Plan
and FY06 - 07 Measurable Objectives


Locality: Albemarle

Housing or Community 5 Year Broad Goal 2006 - 2007 Source of Funds to
Development Need from 2003 Strategic 1 Year Measurable Achieve Goal:
Addressed: Plan: Objective from Action
Plan:
Rehabilitation of Leverage a variety of Complete 22 housing Consortium
Substandard Houses funds to rehabilitate rehabilitation projects for HOME; Local
15-25 owner occupied owner-occupied houses. funds; Rural
homes year Objective: Decent Development;
housing - Outcome: CDBG
affordability.
Affordable Rental Housing Preserve and expand Provide rental assistance VHDA; State
the supply of to at least 400 CHDO funds, HCV
affordable rental households. Objective: program
properties; assist Decent housing -
renters through tenant- Outcome: affordability.
based rental assistance
programs.
Land Use and Housing Provide and encourage Work with developers to State CHDO funds;
Development development of a promote affordability of VHDA; Local
variety of affordable 5% of all new units Funds; private
housing in Growth developed. Objective: funds.
Areas Decent housing -
Outcome: affordability.
Assistance to First-Time Provide Assist 20 Homebuyer ADDI, Housing
Homebuyers homeownership Club participating Initiative Fund;
opportunities to low- families to purchase Crozet Crossing
and moderate income houses. Objective: Decent Fund
households housing - Outcome:
affordability.
2006 - 2007 Action Plan Page 1
Community Development Expanded support for Identify and determine State CDBG
Affordable Housing feasibility of at least one
Preservation and community improvement
Production with special project
emphasis on programs
designed to promote
independence and self-
sufficiency
Provide Affordable Continue to address the 90 new elderly rental CHDO, local,
special needs of the units completed serving VHDA Housing for the Special
Needs Population elderly, disabled, populations with incomes
victims of domestic below 60% AMI
violence, single
parents