HomeMy WebLinkAboutHousing & Redevelopment Authority Packet 01-29-1979AGENDA
PLYMOUTH HOUSING AND REDEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY
JANUARY 29, 1979
6:30 p.m.
I. Roll Call
II. Section 8 "Bonus Funds" Proposal
III. Approval in Increase of Fair Market Rents
11C. H.A.P. for 1979-1982
V. Conversation with Jim Solem, Director of MHFA
V1. Adjournment
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DATE:
TO:
FROM:
SUBJECT:
CITY O. PLYMOUTH
3025 HARBOR: LANE, PLYMOUTH, MINNESOTA 55441
TELEPHONE (612.1 559.2800
January 24, 1979
HRA
Milt Dale
Various HRA Topics
Bonus Funds" Proposal
MEMO
Recently staff was informed that a rental townhouse pruposal of 40 units
was under review by the Metro Council. This proposal would utilize Section 8
bonus funds". i.e... those funds granted to the Minneapolis - St. Paul area by
the feds for this area doing such -a good Job.with low/moderate income housing.
Staff responded to the Metro Council_ 0-ot_the project appeared appropriate for
the site but that Planning Commission review and City Council approval would
be necessary prior to construction.
The site under consideration for this proposal is on the west side of
South Shore Drive Just north. of Highway 55. All townhouse units would be for
larger families on Section 8 subsidy. There are scheduled to be 36 three bed-
room units and 4 four bedroom units with net rentable areas of 1,160 square
feet and 1,300 square feet respectively.
Staff has discussed this proposal with the architect (Blumenthal Archi-
tects, Inc.) and the marketing agent (Dominium Group, Inc.). A schematic
site plan shoo d be ready for the Monday meeting according to the architect.
Approvals in Increase of Fair Market Rents
On January 23rd, a letter came to the City approving a 105 increase in Fair
Market rents for our Section 8 Rent Assistance Program. Following is a listing
of rents by apartment size showing what the 105 increase would do:
FAIR
OR I Non -Elevator A t..Bld s. 11 Elevator Apt. Bldgs.
Size I Fair Market 1 +105 FM It Fair Market +105 FM
1 OR 218 240
2 OR 264 290
3 OR 308 339
242 266
291 320
338 372
Typically many two bedroom "elevator" apartment units rent for $290 to
305/mopth. Allowing for a $15 utility allowance.,. the $305/month apartment
unit just makes the $320 ceiling.
Page 2
MM to )#RA
January 24, 1919
H6A.P; (Housing Assistance Plana for 1979-1982
Hennepin County has requested that the City prepare a N.A.P. for the years
1979-1982. Also, we are to preparea N.A.P. for 1979-1980 (funding year to $tart
in Auqust 1970) as part of the S year plan. Attached are ray best estimates as to
what we should shoot for in the coming three years. Additional input by the
Commission is appreciated.
A map is included showing locations of likely low/moderate income housing
construction. Also shown are locations of new construction presently being
built or with a financial committment.
Conversation with Jim Solem, Director of MHFA
On January 23rd Blair Tremere discussed with Jim Solem, MHFA Director, their
Affordable Hone program. He indicated that at this time no money is available
and the program is dependent upon the state legislature whether it will be bonded
or not. Further, he stated that there is no repayment agreement provided in the
Affordable Home Program. Their thinking is that a repayment agreement creates more
bureaucratic muddling" than it is worth. Some of the MHFA staff are also of the
opinion that as long as houses are built, why be concerned about who eventually
ends up with the houses in the long run. (Personally I can't share that opinion.
It seems to be a rather permissive attitude regarding public money).
Miscellaneous
Recently I mailed a letter to Pam Tucker -Shelton, Director of the MHFA Home.
Improvement Grant Program regarding the slow payment of contractors and other
problems. Copies of the letter were mailed to Governor Quie and our state
legislators - Rep. Heinitz and Sen. Staples. So far the only written reply has
come from Governor Quie. This letter is attached.
A recent conversation with HUD provides some promise that they may be
changing their stance on repayment agreements relative to their scattered site
home program (Section 265). I will be attempting to get official confirmation
via letter if this is true or not.
Staff received a letter on January 24th regarding HUD's Low Rent Public
Housing Program. Should the HRA find it appropriate, staff can delve more
deeply into this natter.
ATTACHMENTS
1. Location map for "Bonus Funds" Proposal
2. Letter from Douglas Mayo, 10/30/78
3. Comments and Recommendation of tine Metro Council
4. Letter from HUD approving Fair Market Rent increases, 1/22/79
S. Three Year Goal, HAP
6. General Locations, HAP
7. Annual Goal, HAP
8. HAP .Map (Possible Sites)
9. Letter from Gov. Quie, 1/18/79
10. Letter from HUD regarding Low Rent Public Housing, 1/23/79
CITY OF PLYMOUTH
3025 HARBOR LANE, PLYMOUTH, MINNESOTA 55441
TELEPHONE (612) 559-2800
DATE., December 20, 1978
MEMO
TO: HRA Commissioners
FROM: Milt Dale
SUBJECT: Follow up on 11/27/78 HRA Meeting RE: Directives to Staff (8 Misc)
Enclosed are the HRA minutes for the August 28th,. September 26th, October 23rd
and November 27th meetings. I trust this brings us up to date in regards to HRA
minutes. In the future, I will go over the HRA meeting minutes the day after the
meeting and be more prompt in providing this information.
The resolution regarding the HRA's request for up to a $15,000 loan from the
City was approved by the City Council on Monday, December 13th.
A certified letter went out to the present tenants at 1801 W. Medicine Lake Blvd.
giving them.until December 1, 1978 to make November and December rent payments.
On December 1st, both payments were made to the City.
A letter to Patricia Harris, Secretary of HUD, was sent from our office indicating
our displeasure with late HUD payments for our Section 8 Program. .Also, letters
were sent out on December 1st to the various political office holders designated
by the HRA at its November meeting. I have received a variety of telephone calls -
the first one from Rudy Boschwitz's office saying nothing can be done by Senator -
elect Boschwitz until he takes office. Also, Representative Frenzel's office
called and offered to really "lower the boom" if this problem has been a recurring
one. (I told them to save the heavy artillery until it happens again!) Attached
are the replies I have received at this date.
The HUD Regional Office in Chicago also called and indicated that there was a
goof -up by the HUD Area Office in Edina. It now remains to be seen if the January -
March quarterly payments are on time. On December 1st, I did receive a letter
from the HUD Area Office that may requisition for the quarter has been received
and approved..
In -January there will be a need to replace Ruth Ault as she was designated to
serve out: Marie 1asilou's term, which ran until. January 1979. I will notify the.
Mayor and City Council of this matter at its next Council meeting. Following are
the present office: holders and their terms of office:
CITY OF PLYMOUTH
3025 HARBOR LANE, PLYMOUTH, MINNESOTA 55441
TELEPHONE (612) 559.2800
DATE: December 28, 1978
MEMO
TO: Jim Willis
FROM: Milt Dale
SUBJECT: Replacement for HRA Commissioner Ruth Ault
In January, Commissioner Ault's term of office will expire .as she
was chosen to complete Marie Vasilou's term which ends in January 1919.
Consequently, it will be necessary to find a replacement at the
earliest possible date. Earlier this year Ruth Ault had expressed
a desire to me of being relieved ofher duties as a Commissioner due
to family responsibilities; She has indicated that she intends to
write a letter to Chairman John Spaeth regarding her decision in
this matter.
A likely candidate for the HRA Commission might be Rod Hillstrom,
presently a member of the Housing Rehab Committee. He has served
ably on this committee for the past two years in addition to being
very active in the Plymouth Jaycees.and in his church. He has
indicated to me a willingness to serve if so appointed. His home
address is - 12516 25th Ave. No.
ftftatV
DAO lamb I>il+r&W 011r41
1rOROB . 01hWA& 60616
DEPARTMENT OF HOUSING AND URSAN DEVELOPMENT
AREA OFFICE
6.400 FRANCE AVENUE SOUTH
MINNEAPOLIS, MINK@SOTA SSW
November 30, 1978
W. ftlt Dale, Associate Prost
Pausing and Redevelopment Authority
Of Plymouth
3025 Hu-bor Lane
Plymouth, MUmesota 55441
IN ItaftV *IIFCFI •pe
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Dear W. We:
Subjee;ta Qwu-twly Requisition .March 31, 1979
Section 8 Program, M46-9170-001/002
Your letter dated November 27, 1978 transmitting the HOD -63,
Requisition for Partial. Payment of Annual Contributiona, fear your
Section 8 Project for the quart-er ending March 31, 19'T9 in the
amount of $39,890 has been received, reviewed and apprcved.
A eropy of the form is enclosed for your records,
Sincerely,
Mamas T. Feeney
Area Manager
Enclosure
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CITY O
PLYMOUTR
November 30, 1978
c/o Mary Lou Garretson, Manager
Fox Meadows Apartments
3205 Harbor Lane
Plymouth, MN 55441
Dear Mary Lou,
It is necessary that I have the following information regarding any
Section 8 renters presently (or within thi last year) employed by Fox
Meadows:
1. Length of employment
2. Estimated average monthly income (in dollars or rent reduction).
3. Name of employed (ie husband or wire)
Currently the following families residing in Fox Meadows are receiving a
Section 8 subsidy:
1. Charles Carlson
2. Karen Lillie
3. Mercedes Ziegler
4. Gerald Jensen
S. Mabel Messner
6. Gerald Langer
7. Kathleen Dormanen
Thank you for your cooperation in this matter.
Sincerely,
AL. -
Milt Dale, Associate Planner
Plymouth HRA
MD/ec
3026 HARBOR VANE, PLYMOUTH, MINNESOTA 55441, TELEPHONE (612) 559.2600
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CITY OF
PLYMOUTR
December 1, 1978
Patricia Roberts Harris, Secretary
Dept. of Housing 8 Urban Development
451 7th Street S.H.
Washington, D,C. 20410
Dear Ms. Harris,
Presently the Housing and Redevelopment Authority of the City of
Plymouth, Minnesota has an allocation of 72 Section 8 rental units for
lower income families and individuals. This program has provided
affordable rental units to those families and individuals hard-pressed
to meet rising monthly rent payments. Now however, delinquent federal
payments to our Housing Authority places this program in serious jeopardy
in our community. Quarterly rent payments from the federal government
have been as much as five weeks late. The October/November/December 1978
quarterly payment did not arrive until November 6th or 5h weeks too late
for October rents and 1. week too late for November rents. Apartment owners,
if we are to retain: their interest in the program, must be paid on the
first of each month. Our Housing and Redevelopment Authority budget does
not provide for- sufficient operating capital to make-up for this kind of
federal payment tardiness. Unless payments are made to our Authority on
time, the Authority may find it necessary to terminate its involvement in
the Section 8 Program for Plymouth.
Sincerely,
WL/Y_
Milt Dale,
Associate Planner/Plymouth NRA Staff
in behalf of the Plymouth HRA, John Spaath, Chairman
cc: HUD Regional Office, Chicago
HUD Regional Office, Kinneapolis
Governor -Elect, Quie
Senator OurenWrger
Senator -Elect 0oschwit=
Representative Frenzel
3025 HARBOR LANE, PLYMOUTH, MINNESOTA 55441, TELEPHONE (812) 559 -28W
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DEPARTMENT OF HOUSING AND URBAN DEVELOPMENT
AREA ofncr
6/0 FRANCE AVOWS SOUTH
MINNEAPOLIS, *AINNESO=A ,55431
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T4 ALL PUBLIC IMSIM ALMJDRITI.S
Enmossd is Notices H 78-32 (PHA) that details the responsibility of
Yom AuMhority to process Tenant and Former Tenant Rent Claims as
Provided for in the stipulated order elated July 7, 1978. (Copy
attached).
It ie essential that your Authority, Frio.- to Decarber 71 197801
Prn"Wide-n-RE1111"cation to all current and former tenants advising them
of the stipulated order and oftom'-opportu`n'.ty to su}Ynit claims.
This shall be accwplished in the following manner:
1. Current Tenants shall be provided a copy of the
r ot ee —atUUW as Appendix 2 either by directly
handit to each tenant, or where such isnot
possible, mailing it to each tenant.
2. The Notice attached as Appendix 2 =st be posted in the
Authority office where busi.-iess is eorn3ucted with
tenants.
3. Former Tenants shall be notified through publication of
Hie- Noteattached as Appendix 2 in a local newspaper
of general circulation.
4. The Notice attached as Appendix 2 must be posted in your
local welfare offices.
Please return the attached form informing the HUD Area Office that
each of the above actions has been taken, the date of such action,
signed.yourEmutive Director..
If you have questions regarding this matter, please contact the
00(cupancy Section of the Assisted Housing Management Branch, at
612)725-4928.
ncWmas T. Feeney
Area :Manager
Attachments
U.S. DEPA MENT OF imusm AND
URBAN DEVEWPMENr
IFiCATIM OF AC'3'ION VV= F=ARD= ND(T`iC2 H-7$-32 _ AND APPENDIX 2.
Cmplete and return this form in the enclosed self-addressed envelope by
Deowber 6, 1978.
Date and Check
D t+e ACt t
Date of Action
Date of MEW
R
Da&, of PR T
1. 0 Current tenants have been handed notice
designated Appendix 2.
0 Notice was nailed to current tenants.
2. Notice is.prjted in Authority office.
3. Former tenants have been notified lar publication
of Notice in local newspaper of general circulation.
9. Notice is posted in local Welfare offices.
Signature) Executive Director
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c/o Greg Itheissen
HUD Area Office
r4OO France Ave. So.
Edina. MN 55435
Dear Greg:
December 8, 1918
Enclosed are the latest revised figures for the City of Plymouth in
regard to apartment rent .rates. Those figures in red were revised
inasmuch as the apartment person contacted at the Fox Meadow Apartment
complex gave us outdated information in November, i
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December 8,. 1978
Mr.. Milt Dale
Associate Planner
Plymouth HRA
City of Plymouth
30Z5 Harbor :ane
Plymouth, Minnesota 55441
Dear Mr. Dale:
atst"ser amen.
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ST.AAM Pam 631113
612 1SAW
1tank you for your letter regarding HUD's delinquent Section 8 payments
to your Housing Authority.
I am appalled at HUD's payment performance. I have written directly to
Thomas Feeney, District Director of.HD.D, to call his attention to the
problem and ask what steps he plans to take to correct it.
When I receive his response to my letter, I will be back in contact
with you.
BF:mar
Yours very truly,
Bi 1 Frenzel
Member of Congress
THIS STATIONERY PRINTiO ON PAPIER MAOu WIT" RCCYCLED PIMRS
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OEPAWrMENT OF HOUSING AND URBAN D.EVVILO ME"T
a00 SWTKWAC,KER DRIVE, CMICAGO, ILU110IS.6d3116
December 13, 1978'
Air. Milt Dale
Associate Planner
City of Plymouth
3025 Harbor Lane
Plymouth, Minnesota 55441
Dear Mr. Dale:
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Thank you for your letter of December 1,. 1978. First
let me thank you for the frank and succinct comments
concerning the problems that arise when Section 8
quarterly payments are notmade on time. I share your
concerns, as does Mr. Feeney, and shall initiate action
to prevent future reorcurrencee..
I had the handling of the requisition analyzed and have
pinpointed the problem area. Hopefui.ly, the measures
taken should clear the problem. Please extend my apol gies
to any owners who were inconvenienced by the late payt_at.
Sincerely,
Z Ron Ga.tton
Regional Administrator
cc: ST. PAUL AREA OFFICE
Governor -Elect, Quie
Senator Durerburger
Senator -Elect Boschwitz
Representative Frenzel
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December 14, 1978
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Milt Dale, Associate Planner
Pirmouth W1 Staff
30&j Harbor Lane
Plymouth, Minnesota 55441
Dear Mr. Dale:
Thank you for your letter about. tardy federal rental
payments for Section 8' units in Plymouth.
I have brought your letter to the attention of the
Department of Housing and Urban Development and asked that
action be taken to ensure that payments are timely.
Thank you also for your congratulations upon my
victory.
With kind regards, I an
Sincerely,
C& la4_
ALBERT k. QUIE
Member of. Congress
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December 19, 1978
Mr. Milt pale, Associate Planner
Plymouth HRA
3025 Harbor Lane
Plymouth, Minnesota 55441
Dear W. Dale:
Thank.you for your letter. I can certainly understand the problems
which -the Housing and RedevelopmentAuthority of the City of
Plymouth encounters because of these delinquent payments.
I realize the importance of this program for your conmuni ty and
want you to know that I am contacting -HUD directly regarding
this matter. As soon as I receive a reply, I will be back in
contact wi lT you.
Be assured of my efforts on yourgbeb&lf.
i
Durenberger
DEPARTMENT OF HOUSING AND URBAN DEVELOPMENT
AREA OFFICE
6400 FRANCE AVENUE SOUTH
MINNEAP%LS. MINNESOTA S5435
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Mr. Milt Dale, Associate Planner
Htx z1M and Raft elop1lt Authority
of Plymouth
3025 ftrbor tam
Plymouth, Mks t a 55441
Dear W. Dale:
Subject: Section 0 E dating Program, MN46-E170-002
Tbank you for your letter of December 1, 1978, statin your am cezn
s9 rdIM tardy dfsb- 1: 1 of Section 8 finds. Your letter referenced
fte late payment of the requisition for the quarter ending December 31,.1978.
2s= re;Wsitian was not paid until November 6 for the following reasons:
The requisition included 25 additional units which were in the approval
prorraess. The Annual OcIntributions Contract was not amended to include
these addiU nal units. until October 12, 1978. Prior to the approval
of any requisition, a. current approved Budget Waist be on file. In this
siftntian, the current Budget had to be revised and approved' to include
the additional 25 units.. On October 16, 1978 aur office sent the Authority
the approved Budget, and on. the 17th, the approved requisition. It is
our uderstanding that the requisition was processed within the usual
required time by the Regional Office..
The previous requisition for the quarter ending Sq*amber 30, 1978, could
not be processed. upon receipt because it was the first requisition for
the new fiscal year beginning July 1, 1978, and a Budget for the new
fiscal year had not yet been submited. The Budget was reviewed and
approved within eight working days a -It's receipt and the requisition
MW subsequently approved.
Tile .requisitioln for the quarter ending March 31, 1979, was approved and
forwarded to our Regional Office for payment within two days of it's
receipt.
I hope that this satisfactorly explains the ci=msW=s that led to
delayed processing of prreview requisitionls.
DEC 1978
ate of e"A
DEPARTMENT OF HOUSING AND URBAN DEVELOPMENT
WASMINGTON, D.C. 20410
Orrice QP TME iassnmr S6cNETANr POR
MOYSIN0-F9C&*Av. MOUSING COMMISSIPMER
Mr. Milt Dale
Associate Planner
City, of PlV uth
Fhousing and Padevelopnent Authority
3025 harbor Lama.
Plymouth, Minnesota 55441
Dear W. Dale:
IN NRPLY "CF91% TOt
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The Secretary has asked this office to respond to your letter of
Deaen- - 1, 1978, concerning Section 8 Existing housing Assistance
Payments which were received by your Authority too late to oww timely
payments to apartment owners.
As you stated in your letter, the quarterly payment for October,
Novetbw and Deuetnber of 1978 arrived on November 6, 1978, too late to
cover timely payments to ownem for October and November. in addition,
you have received other quarterly payments after the beginning of the
quarter for which they were due.
The Minneapolis St. Paul Area Offics informs usthat the lateness
of the November 6 check was due to the fact that the requisition for
that quarter included units already under management and an additional
25 units which required an a wktnent. to the Annual. 0=tributian Contract
AOC). If a separate requisition had been submitted for the units
eready under management, it could have been processed more quickly.
F?owever, since the requisition included 25 new units, it could not be
approved and forwarded to the Regions -1 A000unting Office until after the
amended ACC was approved. 7b avoid this problen in the future, please
preps. separate requisition for units which are already under management
and units which require an AOC amenatnent.
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Bmxy, effort will be node to ensure that parents are nimb on a
timely basis. In the meantime, your Housing Authority can assist us by
sukzdtting re*dsitions at least twenty-five days in advance of the
beginning of the quarter. V Area Office will in turn process the
requisition, as quickly as possible.
It is unfortunate that this situation bas occurred, and I
share your concern for the timely receipt of housing assistance
payments funds. I trust that this problem will be avoided in the
future.
sincerely,
Adeline Hastings
Acting Director
Ebdstmg Housing and Moderate
RetabiUtaticn
nr. John $,deth
01y"vV: city, Hall
H i gbway V:
aP3r 8eKt1
Sine, r.? C`hr'..'— :the ..RPA 1s nniinv sarin, I thetight i
s hnu d lnt -.ci4 thAt will not bLs
t cause r f the constant care ry
I a;)OP60iato staving had €tpoortuaity t,.: scrrve art i
wish you and the Housing Autoori ty well.
Sincerely,
pcfffiv()
FvennurK
January 3, 1979
Ken aaeb
NCEN I PENTTIIA
6950 Ib yzata Blvd.
Suite 203
Minneepol i s i '. 55426
Dear. leen:
Enclosed are all the copies of the HRA financial statement
I could round up. Would you see that the additions and changes
are made and inserted into the. reports. On page 3 there should
be a footnote indicating the amount of money to be -appropriated
for the Section 6 Rent Assistance Program and the Housing Rehab
Grant -Program. On page 5 the change is shorn on aw Copy.
Thanks.
Sincerely,
IV-k,O,.A k
hilt Dale
Plymouth HRA
MD/nld
enclosures
3026 HARBOR LANE,. PLYMOUTH, MINNESOTA 65441, TELEPHONE (612) 559 2800
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300 Metro Square Sullding. 7th Street and Robert Street. 'Saint Paul. Minngota 65101. Area 612.281-8359
January 17, 19619
Mr. Milt Dale
3025: Harbor Lane
Plymouth, MN 54441
Dear Mr. Dale:
Pursuant to our conversation yesterday, I'm attaching
a list of subsidized developments built subsequent to
publication of the Subsidized Housing Handbook.
If you need anything further, don't hesitate to call.
Sincerely,
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Housing Planner
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JAN 2 2 1979
Mt. Milton Dale
Plymouth Housing and
Redevelopment Authority
3025 Rarbor Lane
Plymouth.. Minnesota 55441
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Subject: Section 8 Existing
Housing Program
Plymouth Housing and
Redevelopment Authority
This letter constitutes your authority to utilize up to 2101 of published
Section 8 Existing Fair Market Rent limits for a?1 of the units which you
have under Annual Contribut.tons Contract. This authority expires upon
publication of new Fair Market Rent limits.
If you have any questions concerning this matter, please =nll Greg Theissen,.
Multifamily Housing Representative, telephone 725-4761.
Sincerely,
IS T Feeney
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