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Each year, the City of Fort Collins allocates funding through a Competitive Process with two funding cycles, one in the spring and the other in the fall. The spring cycle has funding available for public services, community development activities and affordable housing projects. The fall cycle has funding targeted specifically for affordable housing projects.
Over $2 Million Available for the 2009 Spring Competitive Process for Public Services, Community Development Activities and Affordable Housing Projects
Determine Eligibilty
The City of Fort Collins announces the availability of Community Development Block Grant (CDBG), HOME, and Human Services Program (HSP) monies for its Spring Competitive Process Cycle. See table to the right for a list of eligible projects. Please contact us to confirm that your project meets eligibility guidelines.
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Housing & Public Facilities Monday, January 26, 2009 1-2pm, in Community Room, 215 N Mason St |
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Public Service & Non-Housing Monday, January 26, 2009 2:30-4pm, in Community Room, 215 N Mason St |
In order to facilitate your success in our Competitive Process, staff scheduled application workshop to provide assistance in completing the application and to share information on the most recent HUD regulations and local policy requirements. For more info and to register, call 970-221-6758 or email
Schedule & Attend Technical Assistance by February 22, 2009
In addition, technical assistance to review completed draft application proposals is required for all applicants. Because of staff time needed to prepare for final application submittals, no technical assistance can occur after Friday, February 13, 2009. For more info and to register, call 970-221-6758 or email
Submit Application - no later than noon, February 19, 2009
Once applications are submitted, City staff reviews them in-depth, ranks them according to Competitive Process criteria, and completes Project Summary Comments for each one. This process takes 2-3 weeks. Applications and accompanying information are then forwarded to CDBG Commission members so they can have adequate time for application review.
Present to CDBG Commission
During this time, applicants will be notified about their scheduled presentation time before the CDBG Commission between March 31st -April 2nd. Housing Applications are also submitted to the Affordable Housing Board for analysis and priority funding rankings. Those rankings are forwarded to the CDBG Commission and included in City Council's packet to assist in overall deliberations.
City Council Adoption
The CDBG Commission meets again on April 16th, to deliberate its funding recommendations to City Council. City Council adoption of the Spring 2008 Competitive Process funding allocations is scheduled for Tuesday evening, May 19, 2009.
Staff is happy to assist you at any time, should you have questions regarding the Competitive Process or want to discuss your individual application/project. Please know that your application ranking, Project Summary Comments, and any other information related to your application is always available to you. The good work you do in our community is critical, and is deeply appreciated. We look forward to working with you in applying for funding, and hope that this opportunity results in a good match.
| Eligible Projects List |
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HOME
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| Acquisition of Real Property (such as land, air rights, easements, buildings, rights-of-way and other real property improvements or other interests in real property) |
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X
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X
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| Disposition of Real Property (such as the costs of appraisals, surveys, marketing, financial services, transfer taxes and other costs involved in transfer of ownership) |
X
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| Demolition |
X
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| Public Facilities and Improvements (such as acquisition, construction, reconstruction, rehabilitation or installation) |
X
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| Project Soft Costs (housing only, such as impact fees, etc.) |
X
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X
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| Public Service (Spring only) |
X
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X
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Interim Assistance (such as improvements to a deteriorating area or to alleviate an emergency condition) |
X
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| Relocation Expenses (for displaced persons) |
X
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X
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X
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| Loss of Rental Income (related only to holding housing for relocation of displaced persons) |
X
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| Site Improvements (site specific only) |
X
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X
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X
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| Construction of Housing |
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X
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| Rehabilitation of Housing |
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X
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X
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| Reconstruction |
X
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| Code Enforcement (salaries and overhead costs directly related to codes) |
X
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| Special Economic Development Activities (to increase business activity) |
X
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| Micro-enterprise Assistance (to facilitate economic development) |
X
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| Special Activities by Community-Based Development Organizations (CBDOs) |
X
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| Homeownership Assistance |
X
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X
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X
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| Planning and Capacity Building |
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X
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| Other (new production or preservation of existing stock) |
X
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