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AUTHORIZING PARTICIPATION IN THE ILLINOIS DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC HEALTH / MACON COUNTY HEALTH DEPARTMENT - LEAD-BASED PAINT PROGRAM
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10/6/2008
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Economic&Urban Development Department Memorandum <br /> #08-125 <br /> September 29, 2008 <br /> TO: Honorable Mayor Carrigan and City Council <br /> FROM: John A. Smith, Interim City Manager <br /> Greg C. Crowe,Assistant City Manager of Economic and Urban Developme � <br /> Vickie Buckingham, Assistant Director of Economic and Urban Developme ' <br /> SUBJECT: IDPH"Get the Lead Out"Program <br /> RECOMMENDATION: The City of Decatur has been invited to participate in a grant with the <br /> Illinois Department of Public Health(IDPH)and the Macon County Health Departrnent(MCHD). <br /> The grant will be used to reduce lead-based paint hazards in housing units located in the City of <br /> Decatur. The period of this grant is October 1,2008 through September 30, 2010. Staff <br /> recommends approval of the attached resolution. <br /> BACKGROLJND: Funding was initially received in 2001 for the program. To date, fifty-eight (58) <br /> houses have received lead-based paint hazard reduction under the grant. The City of Decatur's <br /> funding level for this agreement period is estimated at$170,728, with an estimated match of$20,836 <br /> required from the city. The match would be paid from the City of Decatur's annual HUD <br />� entitlement, a portion of which is set aside for residential rehabilitation. <br /> Under the "Get the Lead Out" Program, MCHD staff makes referrals to the City's Neighborhood <br /> Redevelopment staff, with the focus on housing units occupied by a child under the age of six which <br /> has an elevated blood lead level, with lead-based paint hazards identified in the housing unit. City <br /> staff reviews the applicant's information to determine income eligibility. Together MCHD staff and <br /> City staff determine and implement a course of action to complete the lead-based paint hazard I <br /> reduction project in a timely and cost effective manner in accordance with all federal and state �I <br /> requirements. All housing rehabilitation work is completed by lead contractors licensed by IDPH. 'I <br /> Additionally, City staff, licensed by IDPH as lead supervisors, oversees the project completion. <br /> POTENTIAL OBJECTIONS: Staff is not aware of objections. <br /> INPUT FROM OTHER SOURCES: Comments and information were secured through public <br /> meetings and input from a variety of community organizations. <br /> STAFF REFERENCE: Should the City Council have any questions,they may contact Vickie <br /> Buckingham, Assistant Director of Economic and Urban Development at 424-2777 or e-mail <br /> vbuckingham(�a,decaturnet.or.g. <br /> BUDGET/TIME IMPLICATIONS: Potentially$20,836 of CDBG funds may be used as matching <br /> funds. <br />
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