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FORT BEND COUNTY COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT FY2018 CONSOLIDATED ANNUAL ACTION PLAN | | | |
| | | | | | | | Background | Local jurisdictions that receive annual allocations of federal community development funds are required to prepare a Consolidated Annual Action Plan. These plans outline how the activities that are proposed will address local objectives and the help meet the needs of low- to moderate-income residents.
The County made the plan available for public review and held community meetings. No comments were accepted during the public comment period which ran from June 1 to July 2, 2018. The Plan was approved by Fort Bend County Commissioners Court on Tuesday, July 3, 2018.
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| | | | | | | | Current Situation | Fort Bend County expects to receive a combined $3,565,417 in federal community development funds in FY2018. This funding will be used to support the following activities:
Administration $594,543
Public Facilities $1,616,433
Public Services $269,008
Housing $1,085,433
The county anticipates expending the funding in the following manner:
Activity
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Amount
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Beneficiaries
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CDGB Public Facilities
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City of Arcola Water Treatment Plant
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$550,000
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2,310
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City of Kendleton Water Line Improvements
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$269,300
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445
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City of Richmond Drainage and Sidewalk Improvements
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$250,000
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3,195
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City of Rosenberg Water/Sewer Improvements
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$330,000
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575
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City of Rosenberg Water and Sewer House Connections
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$30,000
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6 households
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MUD No. 19: Riverwood Water System Improvements
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$187,133
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1,975
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CDGB Public Services
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Disabled/Special Needs Recreational Program
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$34,000
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120
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Special Needs Guardianship Program
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$35,000
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14
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Case Management for Seniors
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$37,570
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40
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Child Advocates Children's Services Coordinator
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$39,470
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464
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Women's Shetler Support Services
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$37,432
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17
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Meals on Wheels
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$45,000
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50
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Literacy Tutoring
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$40,536
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225
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CDGB Housing
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Housing Repair Program
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$255,000
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40 households
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HOME Housing
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FBC Housing Rehabilitation Program
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$616,516
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10 households
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Emergency Solutions Grant Program (Housing)
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Homelessness Prevention (Women's Center and Youth Ranch)
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$213,917
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120 and 23 households
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| | | | | | | | Funding Source | The funding is direct entitlement funding provided by the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development's (HUD) Community Development Block Grants (CDBG), HOME Investment Partnership Program, and Emergency Solutions Grant Program. |
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| | | | | | | | Action Requested | Request project be found consistent with plans, policies and H-GAC review criteria. (Staff Contact: Jeff Taebel) |
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