Fort Walton Beach Resolution — 88-37-Unclean Habitations, 19 Jonquil — reading text

pane at one bedroom. 4) Interior trim- finish not complete. S) Ceilings damaged in several areas. 6) No attic crawl space scuttle cover installed. 7) ~ ive heat- air conditioning duct grills not installed. 8) Two light fixture covers not installed. 9) Two light fixtures not installed. 10) Exposed electrical connections and wiring. 11) Interior doors at living room damaged. of the subject, in- Considering the location and physical characteristics it is my con- cluding the floor plan of the primary building improvement, of the subject property if for sidered opinion that the highest and best use and renovation of the building improvements for use modification, repair, of the property as a boarding house.  r"'. 0, o I U. S. IJeparQ '. Housing and Urban Development I c~ ';,. i I .' * CI Jacksonville Office Region IV 32S' West Adams Street rI' ell""'" Jacksonville, Florida 32202. 4303 4. 600 ESTABLISHING ELIGIBILITY) CIRCULAR LETTER 87- 47 JUL 2 4 1987 MEIDRANDUM FOR: All Entitlement and Urban County Grantees FROM: Jim Chaplin, Manager, 4. 6S SUBJECT: CDBG Funded Assistance for the Homeless - Grantee Performance Report ( GPR) The need to provide assistance for the homeless continues to be a serious problem in many cities and counties. The Department remains committed to continuing its efforts to help provide shelter to the Nation' s homeless. The following are some examples of block grant funded activities which have been provided directly by communities or through charitable organizations. Please note that some of these activities are only eligible if provided by a non- profit sponsor. Transportation of the homeless to soup kitchens Placement of homeless senior citizens with other senior citizens Operation of an economic crisis center Acquisition and rehabilitation of buildings for conversion to: emergency shelters for the homeless; shelters for victims of domestic violence; shelters for runaway teenagers purc ase 0 an or a s e ter Improvements to existing shelters Operation of shelters Diagnostic health centers Detoxification centers Psychological counseling Housing counseling and referral service Emergency food banks Housing the homeless through acquisition and rehab of a residential hotel for single room occupancy, placement services for public housing, and operation of a half- way house for convicts No interest loans to homeowners in jeopardy of losing their homes Energy and clothing assistance Because of the importance of this matter, I respectfully request your cooperation in the reporting of these kinds of activities in your Grantee Performance Report ( GPR) for the Program Year 1986. If any CDBG funds were allocated/ expended in support of assistance for the homeless during your 1986 program year, please identify these activities in your GPR using an Activity Code of H in column ( k) on HOD Form 4949. 2, Activity Summary, to denote CDBG Funded Assistance for the Homeless.  o o 2 Your continued efforts on behalf of many of our neediest citizens are very much appreciated. Should you have questions about any activity which has been funded with CDBG funds where you are uncertain as to whether it should be coded as CDBG Funded Assistance for the Homeless, Planning and Development Representative. please contact your Community Your assistance in this matter is appreciated.