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, � <br /> and the Olde Towne Redevelopment areas). See Appendix E for maps of <br /> the two targeted areas. <br /> FY04 <br /> The City anticipates allocating the follow: <br /> • $108,986 of FY04 CDBG funds to the Neighborhood Stabilization <br /> program that was developed and implemented in FY03. <br /> • $36,000 of FY04 CDBG funds and $59,613 of FY02 carry-over funds <br /> to the Roof and Porch Rehabilitation Program. This years program <br /> will be a continuation of the established program. <br /> Past Activities <br /> • The Roof and Porch program is a successful program that was <br /> established in FY03 from unused 2002 CDBG funds. The program <br /> provides assistance in the form of grants to low, or moderate income <br /> individuals for roof replacement, porch rehabilitation, and all required <br /> lead based paint hazards mitigation. $175,000 was reprogramed to <br /> establish this program, and additional $115,000 was reprogramed to <br /> the program in November 2003. <br /> HOME'REHABILITATION/MAINTENANCE PROGRAMS � ':"�' <br /> Pro ram A enc /Fundin Source Allocation <br /> Residential and Senior Rehabilitation Programs City of Decatur/HOME/ $280,000 <br /> (10 units) CDBG(FY02) <br /> Roof&Porch Rehabilitation Program(7 units) CDBG(FY04) $36,000 <br /> CDBG (FY02) $59,613 <br /> Roof&Porch R air Loan Program(25 units) DCDF $256,778 <br /> IP Home Weatherization Assistance Program DMCOC/Dept. Of $306,631 <br /> (80 homes) Ener /DCCA <br /> Weatherization(WEAP) (90 units) Easter Seals/Energy $45,000 <br /> Assistance Foundation <br /> Emergency Grant (20 Units) City of Decatur/CDBG $50,000 <br /> Total $1,034,022 <br /> Subarea 1.2 Programs Targeted to Renters <br /> The following programs are defined as priorities that shall be targeted to renter households to <br /> improve housing affordability: <br /> Rental Housing Priority 1: Increase the supply of safe, sanitary, decent rental housing for <br /> low and moderate- income households <br /> Anticipated Results: Work with DHA and private developers to produce new affordable rental <br /> housing for low-moderate income households within the Near North <br /> 9 <br />