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AUTHORIZING U.S. DEPARTMENT OF HOUSING AND URBAN DEVELOPMENT FUND ALLOCATION - ANNUAL ACTION PLAN FOR FY 2004 / 2005
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5/17/2004
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� Pro ram � � :. � A enc /Fundin Source Allocation ' <br /> Homeward Bound/HUD, $515,580 <br /> Shelter+ Care Permanent Supportive Housing Heritage Behavioral Health (over 5 ' <br /> (23 units) Center, Decatur Macon years) <br /> County Opportunities <br /> Corp., Community <br /> Investment Corporation of <br /> Decatur, Dove, Inc. <br /> Shelter+ Care Permanent Supportive Housing(9 Homeward Bound/HUD, $232,640 <br /> units) Heritage Behavioral Health (over 3 <br /> Center, Decatur Macon years) <br /> County Opportunities <br /> Corp., Community <br /> Investment Corporation of <br /> Decatur,Dove, Inc. <br /> Elmwood Arms apartments (8 units) DOVE/IDHDS $33,000 <br /> on-going <br /> services cost <br /> Total $781,220 <br /> AREA 3.0 SUPPORTIVE HOUSING FOR PERSONS WITH <br /> SPECIAL NEEDS / NON-HOMELESS <br /> Subarea 3.1 Developmentally/Mentally Disabled <br /> Individuals having developmental disabilities include those with mild to profound mental <br /> retardation. With proper supportive services, these persons may be able to work in sheltered <br /> workshop settings and live independently. <br /> Developmentally/Mentally Disabled Priority 1: Provide reut subsidies for persons <br /> with developmental and mental disabilities and increase the supply of <br /> supportive housing for persons with disabilities. <br /> Anticipated Results: An allocation of 24 existing Section 8 rental subsidy units during the year. <br /> Rationale: Continuing allocations of rent subsidies are required to meet the needs of <br /> 50 individuals who reside in substandard apartments paying between $150 <br /> and$225 per month. Most of these individuais are required, due to <br /> income limitations, to live in the poorest and highest crime areas of the <br /> community. If average monthly rents were closer to $100 per month, these <br /> individuals could optimize their life style and living conditions. <br /> 17 <br />
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