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Home My WebLink About890012.tiff RESOLUTION RF: APPROVE CERTIFICATION OF COMPLETION OF COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT PLAN REGARDING 1989 CDBG PROGRAM AND AUTHORIZE CHAIRMAN TO SIGN WHEREAS, the Board of County Commissioners of Weld County, Colorado, pursuant to Colorado statute and the Weld County Home Rule Charter, is vested with the authority of administering the affairs of Weld County, Colorado, and WHEREAS, the Board has been presented with a Certification of Completion of the Community Development Plan which certifies to the State of Colorado that Weld County has completed the CDBG-required "Community Development Plan, " and WHEREAS, after review, the Board deems it advisable to approve said Certification, a copy of which is attached hereto and incorporated herein by reference. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the Board of County Commissioners of Weld County, Colorado, that the Certification of Completion of Community Development Plan be, and hereby is, approved. BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED by the Board that the Chairman be, and hereby is , authorized to sign said Certification. The above and foregoing Resolution was, on motion duly made and seconded, adopted by the following vote on the 4th day of January, A.D. , 1989 . 1 � • BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS ATTEST: '4 ',,AAA "' ~' `'L'�'a'"no WELD COUNTY, COLORADO Weld County Clerk and Recorder and Clerk to the Board C.W. Kirby, Ch rman BY: ��y�N _, � �� c e J son, Pro-Tem ')Deputy County lerk APPROVED AS TO FORM: ene R. Brantner George Ke dy ounty Attorney �� Go � �'`' h ? ��; 890012 Community Development Plan for Weld County Page 1 of 6 Community Development and Housing Needs Public facilities and services Activities to be undertaken needed: to address needs (1/89 to 12/89) : AULT: repave streets and sidewalks. On-going. DACONO: develop senior transportation Seek funding sources. system. EATON: develop library and recreation Develop plan for construction center. and costs. ERIE: rehabilitate town hall; upgrade Town hall rehabilitation is on-going; police and fire protection services; protection services upgrade is in acquire fire-fighting equipment; discussion-stage; seek funding for improve streets; upgrade street and acquisition of equipment; plan to be drainage system. developed in early 1989 for system. EVANS: repave streets; water and sewer Street repaving is on-going; city upgrade; Highway 85 development will apply for CDBG 1989 funds for for commercial and residential; water and sewer project; Highway 85 install street lights; develop park; corridor study is on-going; plan is community clean-up. in place for street lights; park and clean-up plans are to be developed. FIRESTONE: repave streets; develop park. Both are on-going. FORT LUPTON: expand water treatment facilities; Feasibility study is on-going and construct waste water treatment will be conducted through 1993; plant. on-going and will be finished in January of 1989. FREDERICK: replace water mains; repave Both projects are on-going as streets, funding develops. GARDEN CITY: no needs identified. GILCREST: correct water nitrate levels; Seek funding through the FmHA as a improve drainage system. joint applicant with the towns of LaSalle and Platteville. GREELEY: improve streets; improve parks; Street improvement and park create more downtown parking. improvement projects are on-going; feasibility study pending for parking GROVER: no needs identified. HUDSON: upgrade water mains; repave streets; Received State grant for water finish park improvements. system planning; street paving is on-going. 890012 Community Development Plan for Weld County Page 2 of 6 Community Development and Housing Needs Public facilities and services Activities to be undertaken needed: to address needs (1/89 to 12/89) : JOHNSTOWN: repair streets; form a Street over-lay project is on- recreation district. going; a hearing is planned with the Weld County Planning Commission. . KEENESBURG: no needs identified. KERSEY: upgrade water system and sewer Water system project is pending the facilities; upgrade storm drainage funding from the FmHA; drainage system. system project is pending. LASALLE: improve water quality and upgrade Seek funding through the FmHA as a storm drainage system. joint applicant with the towns of Gilcrest and Platteville. LOCHBUIE: no needs identified. MEAD: no needs identified. MILLIKEN: expand sewer system. Funding is in place and project expected to conclude in fall of 1989. NEW RAYMER: no needs identified. NUNN: repave streets. On-going as funding permits. PIERCE: no needs identified. PLATTEVILLE: expand library; improve park and Library, park and community building community building; improve water projects are all in progress; seek quality. funding through the FmHA as a joint applicant with the towns of LaSalle Gilcrest. SEVERANCE: no needs identified. WINDSOR: expand water supply; improve parks; Study is being conducted for improve streets. water supply expansion feasibility; recreational aspects of park project areon—going; street repair is on two—year work cycle. 890012 Community Development Plan for Weld County Page 3 of 6 Community Development and Housing Needs Economic development Activities to be undertaken needed: to address needs (1/89 to 12/89) : AULT: renovate downtown. Discussion is on-going. DACONO: attract industry and jobs. Efforts on-going. EATON: attract industry and jobs. Efforts on-going. ERIE: no needs identified. EVANS: commercial development of Study is on-going. Highway 85 corridor. FIRESTONE: attract industry; create Efforts on-going; participate Chamber of Commerce. in Carbondale Tri-area Chamber of Commerce. FORT LUPTON: attract industry and jobs. Efforts on-going. FREDERICK: no needs identified. GARDEN CITY: maintain existing industry. Efforts on-going. GILCREST: attract industry and jobs. Efforts on-going. GREELEY: attract industry and jobs. Efforts on-going. GROVER: no needs identified. HUDSON: no needs identified. JOHNSTOWN: attract industry and jobs. Efforts on-going. KEENESBURG: develop downtown. Plan to join enterprise zoning. KERSEY: attract industry and jobs. Efforts on-going. LASALLE: attract industry and jobs. Efforts on-going through Highway 85 corridor study to zone commercial. LOCHBUIE: no needs identified. MEAD: organize Mead Economic Development Recently in place. Committee. 890012 • Community Development Pla— for Weld County Page 4 of 6 Community Development and Housing Needs Economic development Activities to be undertaken needed : to address needs (1/89 to 12/89) : MILLIKEN: attract industry. Efforts on-going. NEW RAYMER: no needs identified. NUNN: attract industry. Efforts on-going. PIERCE: no needs identified. PLATTEVILLE: develop downtown; attract Efforts on-going; Longmont Foods industry and jobs. recently started up plant. SEVERANCE: no needs identified. WINDSOR: maintain industry. Efforts on-going. 890012 Community Development Plan for Weld County Page 5 of 6 Community Development and Housing Needs Housing needs : Activities to be undertaken to address needs (1/89 to 12/89) : AULT: develop moderate- and low-income Construction of moderate-income rental and owner-occupied housing. owner-occupied housing and a four- plex rental unit is under way. DACONO: no needs indentified. EATON: no needs identified. ERIE: no needs identified. EVANS: rehabilitate low- and moderate- Rental Rehab 1988 Program will income owner-occupied and be in place in early 1989; cooperat- rental housing. ing with WCHA in applying for CDBG. FIRESTONE: no needs identified. FORT LUPTON: rehabilitate owner-occupied Work with Mercy Housing Project, low- to moderate-income senior which is on-going. housing. FREDERICK: rehabilitate owner-occupied low- Work with Mercy Housing Project, to moderate-income senior housing. which is on-going. GARDEN CITY: provide low- to moderate-income Project slated for 1988 Rental rental housing. Rehab Program through the WCHA. GILCREST: rehabilitate owner-occupied low- Work with WCHA for its proposed to moderate-income housing. 1989 CDBG Program. GREELEY: rehabilitate owner-occupied low- Greeley is an entitlement city for to moderate-income housing; provide Rental Rehab and CDBG Programs, which replacement housing for low-income are on-going. families. GROVER: no needs identified. HUDSON: develop rental housing for low- to Work with private developers. moderate-income families. JOHNSTOWN: develop multi-family rental Have annexed and zoned land for housing. residential development, which is currently for sale. KEENESBURG: no needs identified. 890012 Community Development Plan for Weld County Page 6 of 6 Community Development and Housing Needs Housing needs: Activities to be undertaken to address needs (1/89 to 12/89) : KERSEY: no needs identified. LASALLE: rehabilitate low— to moderate— Work with the WCHA for its proposed income owner—occupied housing. 1989 CDBG Program. LOCHBUIE: no needs identified. MEAD: no needs identified. MILLIKEN: develop senior housing. Efforts to develop plan are in progress. NEW RAYMER: no needs identified. NUNN: no needs identified. PIERCE: no needs identified. PLATTEVILLE: develop senior housing; Senior housing project is slated rehabilitate low- to for 1988 Rental Rehab Program through moderate-income owner- the WCHA; work with the WCHA for its occupied housing, proposed 1989 CDBG Program. SEVERANCE: no needs identified. WINDSOR: develop single-family rental Work with private developers. housing. 890012 CERTIFICATION OF COMPLETION OF COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT PLAN The County of Weld, a grantee of the State of Colorado under the 1989 "Small Cities" Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) Program, hereby certifies to the State of Colorado that it has completed the CDBG—required "Community Development Plan" which identifies its community development and housing needs, including the needs of low— and moderate—income persons, and the activities to be undertaken to meet such needs. jf ,t/ Signature of Chief Elected Official C.W. Kirby Name (typed or printed) Chairman, Board of Commissioners Title 1/4/89 Date ATTEST: r Weld County Clerk and Recorder and Clerk to the Board i n By � ;i�2�1 < ¢= �vIc,la1 Deputy County Clerk K 892'212. (4--, • O 1) 3-i rd A (33 O 4) 4) C a) 4.) 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Description No. of Units Unit Total No. or Size Price Cost Moderate rehabilitation of single- 20 $10,000.00 $200,000.0 family dwellings; activities include: re-plumbing, re-wiring, re-roofing, painting, carpeting, installing efficient heating source and other weatherization measures, and generally correcting health and safety hazards and code violations. 890012 EXAMPLE Act. Description No. of Units Unit Total No. or Size Price Cost I Gravity Sewer Collection System Installed* 1. 8"Sanitary Sewer Main 10, 000 lf. $ 9 . 50 $ 95, 000 2 . 4 ' Manholes 35 1300 . 00 45 , 500 3 . Remove & Replace Asphalt 350 sq.yds. 15 . 00 2 , 150 CONSTRUCTION SUBTOTAL $ 142 , 750 4 . Engineering Design 15, 000 5 . Engineering/Admin. Services 10 , 000 NON-CONSTRUCTION SUBTOTAL $ 25, 000 II Downtown Street Improvements 1. Street Furniture 16 $250/ea $ 4 , 40-0 2 . Trash Receptacles 16 150/ea 2 , 400 3 . Flower/Shrub Planters 12 200/ea 2 , 400 4 . Sidewalk Replacement and $60/cu. Repair (1760 linear feet) 108 cu.yds. yds 6 , 480 5. Replacement Street Lights 12 700/ea 8 , 400 CONSTRUCTION SUBTOTAL $ 23 , 680 6. Architectural/Engineering Design $ 2 , 000 7 . Administrative Services In Kind** NON-CONSTRUCTION SUBTOTAL $ 2 , 000 TOTAL $ 25 , 680 * Includes all labor, materials, tools, supplies, equipment, transportation services, removal, overhead, profit, insurance, etc. necessary for the completion of the specified work. ** City will provide all administrative services and use city crews for all labor. 890012 Ed Zj 2I Ill 6• -H Sa CO 0 Sa Q) -ii •'1 H O N U a Q) Hi •ri a a) a H H S.4 CO S-; Q4 a) o ro 0 H .C• n .0 1 W a) 0 in r -P %-ia ' N +) � O - N o N 4P .2, ,� , a en C H a.. U O 0 N (CI •r1 0 a) H I) rov +) 4P al 0) rl m ,4 H a HI ix oHeb aro �° 0 C aO I CO N `+) I UI ".C I I •'U 0 !TOM El I W �H4xcH Z 00 $4 N U a a a) N 0 W .0 v O 0 Cl N I 0 V' t Ffl IInR. 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