Fort Walton Beach Resolution — 95-22--CDBG Funding FY 95/96 — reading text

City of Fort Walton Beach t~~~) 1 yV 95- 22 A RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING THE SUBMISSION 01' All APPLICATION OR COHMUIIITY DBVBLOPHEIIT BLOCK GRAIIT I' UBDS. AUTHORIZING THE CITY MAllAGBR TO SIGN THE GRAIIT AGRBEMBII'l' AIID PROVIDING THE EFFECTIVE DATE TBEREOF. WHEREAS, the City of Fort Walton Beach is eligible to apply for funds under the U. S. Department of Housing and Urban Development' s ( BUD) Community Development Block Grant ( CDBG) program; and WHEREAS, HUD requires that the City execute a Grant Agreement following approval of the City' s application. NOW, TBBRE!O' RE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUIICIL 01' THE CITY 01' !' ORT WALTOII BEACH, FLORIDA: SECTION I. That the City is authorized to apply for CDBG funds in the manner and format prescribed by HUD, in the amount of $ 242, 000 for Program Year 1995 ( Fiscal Year 1995/ 96). SBCTION II. That the City Manager is authorized to execute the subsequent Grant Agreement when presented by HUD. SECTION III. That this resolution shall take effect immediately upon approval by the Council and signature by the Mayor. MAYOR: The form and legal sufficiency of the foregoing has been reviewed andapproved b e c' ty Attorney. p~ z. LITHO . v VITI'tO PRESS  c o c CDBG PROGRAM YEAR 1995, ENTITLEMENT - $ FISCAL YEAR 242, 000 1995/ 96 PROPOSED FUNDING RECOMMENDATION ADMINISTRATION 48, 400 ( 20% cap) PUBLIC SERVICES 36, 300( 15% cap) PUBLIC FACILITIES 97, 300 RESIDENTIAL REHAB 28, 000 ACQUISITION/ DISPOSITION 30, 000 CLEARANCE 2, 000 TOTAL 242, 000 SUBMITTED PROPOSALS PUBLIC SERVICES CATEGORY Funding Funding Organization Project Request Recommendation 1. Catholic Social Parent ed. 11, 191 5, 000 Services classes I"" F. W. B Chester Pruitt $ 16, 000 9, 000 2. City of Rec. Program 3. Oka100sa County Cooks Astnt $ 24, 316. 42 10, 000 Head Start Janitors Astnt 4. FWBHA P. R. I. D. E. $ 20, 000 o 5. FWBHA Tenants Social $ 8, 705 5, 000 Association worker NAUTA) Love Social worker $ 14, 554 7, 300 6. Community Center PUBLIC FACILITIES CATEGORY 7. FWBHA Bldg addition 25, 000 19, 000 Boys & Girls Club at Germany Ter Love Air Condo & 3, 775 3, 700 8. Community Center water heater 9. ADA imprvmnts/ 14, 000 o Bridgeway Center bathrooms 10. of FWB Chester Pruitt 7, 100 4, 600 City Park imprvmnts  r Q 11. City of FWB Chester Pruitt 70, 050 70, 000 Center 12. City of FWB Road paving & $ 32, 000** o drainage, Butler Dr. N. W. ACQUISITION CATEGORY 13. Habitat for funding for $ 40, 000 30, 000 Humanity property for home construction The estimate to pave Butler Dr. from Hill to Wedgewood is cost 102, 930. 84. There is an existing church on the north side of Butler Dr. which will be assessed for the majority of this improvement. The CDBG funds would pay for the paving in front of the 7 residential lots on the south side of Butler. PROJECT DETAILS 1. Services is requesting $ 11, 191 in funding to hire Catholic Socia1 a part time social worker to teach effective parenting skills and training for HRS mandated cases, as well as referred parents 1"""", throughout the FWB area. Other counselling services provided by this social worker would include individual, family, marital, premarital and group. The reduced funding recommendation will result in a reduction in the proposed services. The recommended $ 5, 000 funding will be used for the above counseling services and CSS will attempt to locate other funding for the parenting skills classes. Catholic Social Services has not previously received CDBG funding from the City. 2. Staff for the Chester Pruitt Youth Enrichment Program requested 16, 000 in funding for this program. Funding will support the six week summer recreation program as well as on- going after school programs at the Center. The reduction in funding will reduce the number and scope of the year- round and summer programs. This program is receiving $ 10, 000 in funding for the current Program Year 1994. 3. The Okaloosa County Head Start is requesting funding in the amount of $ 24, 316 for a cook' s assistant and a janitor' s assistant. The reduction in funding will go toward the salary of one of these be obtained elsewhere. Head Start is positions and the balance will required to obtain a 25% local match for their total funding needs. The $ 10, 000 will be credited toward this local match requirement. Head Start is receiving $ 13, 000 in funding for the current year. 4. The Ft. Walton Beach Housing Authority is requesting $ 20, 000 for The CAC has funding a full time PRIDE Program administrator. recommended no funding for this program. The PRIDE program is receiving $ 8, 050 in funding for the current year. 2  Q q c 5. The Ft. Walton Beach Housing Authority Tenants Association to fund a part time social worker position NAUTA) is seeking $ 8, 705 for the tenants. The reduced funding will still be used towards this position. Prior to the initiation of the PRIDE program, the FWBHA received funding for a social worker. 6. The Community Love Center is seeking $ 14, 554 to fund a full time social worker position to work at the center. The reduced amount of funding will pay for a part time position. The Love Center is receiving $ 7, 000 in funding for the current year. 7. The Ft. Walton Beach Housing Authority is seeking $ 25, 000 in funding for expansion of the Boys & Girls Club building on Germany Terrace. The reduction in funding will be supplemented by other funding sources available to the HA. 8. The Community Love Center is seeking $ 3, 700 to purchase a water heater and central heat & air system for the Center. The reduction in funding will be supplemented by other funding sources. 9. The Bridgeway Center is seeking $ 14, 000 in funding to renovate two existing restrooms at the detoxification facility. No funding is recommended for this request. 10. City staff is requesting $ 7, 100 to fund the following improvements in Chester Pruitt Park. Tennis court overlay - $ 4, 000; c Tennis court lighting - $ 2, 500; and $ 600 for a sidewalk to provide