Okaloosa County BOCC — August 19, 2014 — August 2014 SHIP Certification - Windes' Signature — reading text

State Housing Initiative Partnership (SHIP) Program Fiscal Year 2014-2015 Funding Certification Name of Local Government Okaloosa County Projected Allocation* $789,683 / $95,116 *See estimated allocation chart attached to this document. Funds are subject to approval of the Governor and transfer of funds to Florida Housing Finance Corporation. Strategies Does this Is this an Will this Total $ strategy approved strategy be Amount to be serve: strategy in eligible for Expended HO or current Special Needs Rental? LHAP? Applicants? (¥/N) (Y/N) Special Needs Rehabilitation | Rental Y Bi $177,000.00 Purchase Assistance with or HO x N $50,000.00 Without Rehabilitation Rehabilitation HO Y N $386,640.00 Foreclosure Prevention HO ba N $50,000.00 Rehabilitation/ New Rental Na N $132,679.00 Construction Total must equal total allocation for 2014-2015 minus administrative $796,319.00 costs For strategies targeting the Special Needs requirement, describe any additional information that will be utilized to ensure this goal is met: We will work closely with those entities in our area who house those with special needs to ensure their housing is meeting the needs of its tenants. We anticipate this will be mainly group home rehabilitations. Legislative Proviso Language From the funds in Specific Appropriation 2247, each local government must use a minimum of 20 percent of its allocation to serve persons with special needs as defined in section 420.0004, Florida Statutes. Before this portion of the allocation is released by the Florida Housing Finance Corporation (FHF C), a local government must certify that it will meet this requirement through existing approved strategies in the local assistance plan or submit a new local housing assistance plan strategy for this purpose to the FHFC for approval to ensure that it meets these specifications. The first priority of these special needs funds must be to serve persons with developmental disabilities as defined in section 393.063, Florida Statutes, with an emphasis on home modifications, including technological enhancements and devices, which will allow homeowners to remain independent in their own homes and maintain their homeownership. 420.0004 (13), F.S. “Person with special needs” means an adult person requiring independent living services in order to maintain housing or develop independent living skills and who has a disabling condition; a young adult formerly in foster care who is eligible for services under s. 409.1451(5); a survivor of domestic violence as defined in s. 741.28; or a person receiving benefits under the Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) program or the Supplemental Security Income (SSI) program or from veterans’ disability benefits. 393.063 (9), FS. “Developmental disability” means a disorder or syndrome that is attributable to retardation, cerebral palsy, autism, spina bifida, or Prader-Willi syndrome; that manifests before the age of 18; and that constitutes a substantial handicap that can reasonably be expected to continue indefinitely. Certifications for SHIP Fiscal Year 2014-2015 Funding: Okaloosa County agrees that: Local Government Name 1. The city/county has read and understands the legislative language above. 2. The city/county understands that we are required to meet the goals as described in the language for the allocation of SHIP funds for fiscal year 2014-2015 in addition to meeting all other SHIP program requirements in section 420.9071-9079, Florida Statutes, and chapter 67-37, Florida Administrative Code. 3. The city/county will use at least 20% of the allocation of SHIP funds for fiscal year 2014-2015 for special needs households as defined in section 420.0004 (13), Florida Statutes, and included below through approved strategies or by incorporating new strategies, prioritizing funding for persons with developmental disabilities as defined in section 393.063 (9), Florida Statutes, and included below with an emphasis on home modifications, including technological enhancements and devices. 4. The city/county agrees to tracking each household for special needs and will report such data as part of the annual report or as required by FHFC. Authorized Signature: Charles K. Windes, Jr Name Signature Date: Please return this completed form as a PDF document to robert.dearduffiq floridahousing.org FLORIDA HOUSING FINANCE CORPORATION SHIP 2014-2015 ALLOCATION #1 Local Government Payment Amount Local Government Payment Amount Local Government |Payment Amount ALACHUA 247,214 FRANKLIN 350,000 OKEECHOBEE 350,000 Gainesville 248,801 GADSDEN 350,000 ORANGE 697,986 BAKER 350,000 GILCHRIST 350,000 Orlando 183,532 BAY 340,596 GLADES 350,000 OSCEOLA 412,339 Panama City 90,702 GULF 350,000 Kissimmee 116,843 BRADFORD 350,000 HAMILTON 350,000 PALM BEACH 722,311 BREVARD 412,664 HARDEE 350,000 Boca Raton 60,612 Cocoa 23,581 HENDRY 350,000 Boynton Beach 49,419 Melbourne 104,630 HERNANDO 434,534 Delray Beach 43,538 Palm Bay 141,559 HIGHLANDS 473,577 West Palm Beach 72,658 Titusville 59,100 HILLSBOROUGH 667,696 PASCO 680,053 }BROWARD 248,376 Tampa 248,839 | | PINELLAS 397,070 Coconut Creek 34,756 HOLMES 350,000 Clearwater 88,497 Coral Springs 79,559 INDIAN RIVER 405,815 Largo 63,685 Davie 60,506 JACKSON 350,000 St. Petersburg 202,633 Deerfield Beach 49,075 JEFFERSON 350,000 POLK 620,042 Ft. Lauderdale 110,043 LAFAYETTE 350,000 Lakeland 127,904 Hollywood 93,069 LAKE 540,103 Winter Haven 46,980 Lauderhill 43,301 LEE 528,626 PUTNAM 365,717 Margate 35,/96 Cape Coral 205,126 ST. JOHNS 457,589 Miramar 81,868 Ft. Myers 85,442 ST. LUCIE 133,080 Pembroke Pines 100,690 LEON 176,896 Ft. Pierce 77,630 Plantation 55,310 Tallahassee 343,387 Port St. Lucie 312,404 Pompano Beach 66,742 LEVY 350,000 SANTA ROSA 421,591 Sunrise 56,118 LIBERTY 350,000 SARASOTA 524,175 Tamarac 39,491 MADISON 350,000 Sarasota 83,071 CALHOUN 350,000 MANATEE 479,725 SEMINOLE 645,268 CHARLOTTE 381,561 Bradenton 85,455 SUMTER 507,285 Punta Gorda 44,479 MARION | ___ 469,371 SUWANNEE 350,000 CITRUS 407,434 Ocala 97,023 TAYLOR 350,000 CLAY 450,308 MARTIN 413,096 UNION 350,000 COLLIER 532,005 MIAMI-DADE 635,320 VOLUSIA 493,530 Naples 33,476 Hialeah 87,218 Daytona Beach 87,025 COLUMBIA 354,491 Miami 159,345 Deltona 120,027 DE SOTO 350,000 Miami Beach 34,495 WAKULLA 350,000 DIXIE 350,000 Miami Gardens 40,767 WALTON 350,000 DUVAL 728,230 North Miami 22,833 WASHINGTON 350,000 ESCAMBIA 445,166 MONROE 365,717 Pensacola 93,319 NASSAU 372,459 | {TOTAL 32,851,015 FLAGLER 100,540 OKALOOSA 398,290 Palm Coast 373,037 Ft. Walton Beach Ai O73 7/31/2014