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Community Development Block Grant Introduction Leslie R. Miller Human Services Commission August 13, 2020 CDBG 101 1. Definition and Funding Source 2. Urban County Consortium 3. Kirklands Status 4. Projected Funds Available in 2021 5.

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Leslie R. Miller Human Services Commission

August 13, 2020

Community Development

Block

Grant Introduction

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CDBG 101

  • 1. Definition and Funding Source
  • 2. Urban County Consortium
  • 3. Kirkland’s Status
  • 4. Projected Funds Available in 2021
  • 5. Next Steps
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Community Development Block Grant

  • Federal funds from the United States

Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD)

  • Funds are provided to develop viable

urban communities by providing decent housing and a suitable living environment, and by expanding economic opportunities, principally for low-and moderate-income persons.

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Community Development Block Grant

  • These funds are distributed by

formula based upon community need, measured largely by:

  • Extent of poverty
  • Population
  • Housing overcrowding
  • Age of housing
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Urban County Consortium

  • The King County Housing and

Community Development Program (HCD) administers these funds on behalf

  • f King County and most of the cities in

King County

  • Exceptions: The Cities of Auburn, Bellevue,

Federal Way and Seattle receive funds directly from HUD.

  • Partially true for the five cities that participate

in the Consortium as a Joint Agreement City

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Joint Agreement City

  • Joint Agreement Cities are

jurisdictions large enough to contract directly with HUD, but choose to remain part of the consortium.

  • Burien, Kirkland, Redmond, Renton

and Shoreline

  • City of Kirkland became a JAC in

2015

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Projected Consortium Distribution in 2021: $6,684,037

  • 20%

Planning & Administration

  • 15%

Public Services (Human Services)

  • 25%

Housing Repair

  • 40%

Capital

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Kirkland’s Share: $389,306

  • Planning & Administration
  • $77,862
  • $38,931 for Kirkland staff
  • $38,931 for King County staff
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Kirkland’s Share: $389,306

  • Public Services (Human Services)
  • $58,396
  • $19,465 administered through the

Housing Stability Program

  • $38,931 distributed by Kirkland
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Kirkland’s Share: $389,306

  • Housing Repair Program
  • $97,327 to the King County housing

repair program

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Kirkland’s Share: $389,306

  • Capital
  • $155,722
  • Capital Activity Delivery $7,786

spent by the County for implementation purposes

  • $147,936 awarded by the City and

administered by the County

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Kirkland 2021Distribution Proposal

  • For City Use and Distribution:
  • $38,931 for Planning & Administration
  • $38,931 for homeless services provided

by Congregations for the Homeless. CDBG funds will support the services and operation of is 24/7/365 enhanced shelter with case management and day center services for men experiencing homelessness on the Eastside.

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Kirkland 2021Distribution Proposal

  • For City Distribution:
  • $147,936 for A Regional Coalition

for Housing, which will select a housing development project through a separate request for proposal process.

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Next Steps for 2020

  • August 25th: Hold Public Hearing
  • September 15th: City Council

Approves Distribution of Funds

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QUESTIONS?