Executive Summary ap-05 Executive Summary 24 cfr 91. 200

Annual Goals and Objectives

AP-20 Annual Goals and Objectives

Goals Summary Information

Sort Order	Goal Name	Start Year	End Year	Category	Geographic Area	Needs Addressed	Funding	Goal Outcome Indicator
1	Public Improvements	2014	2019	Non-Housing Community Development	BG Reinvestment Area	Economic Opportunity Neighborhood Improvements	CDBG: $752,120 Local: $125,000	Public Facility or Infrastructure Activities other than Low/Moderate Income Housing Benefit: 4895 Persons Assisted
2	Quality Affordable Owner Housing	2014	2019	Affordable Housing	BG Reinvestment Area	Quality Affordable Housing Neighborhood Improvements	CDBG: $260,000 CDBG State: $240,000	Public Facility or Infrastructure Activities for Low/Moderate Income Housing Benefit: 4 Households Assisted Homeowner Housing

Table – Goals Summary

Goal Descriptions

1	Goal Name	Public Improvements
	Goal Description	Public improvements include new multi-use paths and sidewalks, and park improvements.  The improvements will not only improve the neighborhood, but will also provide for safe pedestrian and biking facilities for low income residents to access employment, and goods and services.
2	Goal Name	Quality Affordable Owner Housing
	Goal Description	Activities include infrastructure improvements in partnership with outside agencies to provide new affordable housing for LMI families.

Projects

AP-35 Projects – 91.220(d)

Introduction

The City of Bowling Green developed a new method for CDBG allocation starting Program Year 14.  The City reserves approximately 20% of its annual allocation for administration and fair housing activities, 80% for neighborhood improvements in the BG Reinvestment Area.  The following neighborhood improvements projects in the BG Reinvestment Area were opportunities identified by City staff and neighborhood residents in Census Tract 112: Park Improvements, Sidewalk Improvements, and Affordable Housing.  Prior year funded projects carrying over to this year include the Lampkin Park Walking Paths Project and Normalview Drive Realignment Project.

Projects

#	Project Name
1	112 Sidewalk Improvements
2	112 Affordable Housing Home Ownership
3	112 Park Improvements
4	Fair Housing Education and Outreach
5	General Administration

Table - Project Information
Describe the reasons for allocation priorities and any obstacles to addressing underserved needs

AP-38 Project Summary

Project Summary Information

1	Project Name	112 Sidewalk Improvements
	Target Area	BG Reinvestment Area
	Goals Supported	Public Improvements
	Needs Addressed	Economic Opportunity Neighborhood Improvements
	Funding	CDBG: $505,000
	Description	New sidewalk facilities will be installed in various locations throughout Census Tract 112.
	Target Date	6/30/19
	Estimate the number and type of families that will benefit from the proposed activities	An estimated 3,402 neighborhood families will benefit with 78% of those families being LMI.
	Location Description	Census Tract 112
	Planned Activities	Activities include the planning, design, and installation of new sidewalks, curb, gutters, and stormwater facilities.  Additionally easement acquisitions will take in project locations outside of the existing City right-of-way.
2	Project Name	112 Affordable Housing Home Ownership
	Target Area	BG Reinvestment Area
	Goals Supported	Quality Affordable Owner Housing
	Needs Addressed	Quality Affordable Housing Neighborhood Improvements
	Funding	CDBG: $260,000, CDBG State: $240,000
	Description	The City will partner with an outside agency to provide opportunities for affordable home ownership to LMI families.
	Target Date	8/30/19
	Estimate the number and type of families that will benefit from the proposed activities	An estimated 4 families will benefit with at least 51% of those families being LMI.
	Location Description	Census Tract 112
	Planned Activities	Planned activities include the planning, design, and installation of infrastructure required to construct new housing for affordable home ownership for LMI families.
3	Project Name	112 Park Improvements
	Target Area	BG Reinvestment Area
	Goals Supported	Public Improvements
	Needs Addressed	Neighborhood Improvements
	Funding	CDBG: $247,120, Local: $125,000
	Description	Various improvements will be made to public parks in Census Tract 112.
	Target Date	6/30/19
	Estimate the number and type of families that will benefit from the proposed activities	An estimated 3,402 neighborhood families will benefit with 78% of those families being LMI.
	Location Description	Census Tract 112
	Planned Activities	Planned activities include the necessary planning and design for installation of new walking paths, street improvements, neighborhood connections, and other amenities at the City parks and greenways network.  Additionally acquisition of property and/or easements will be made as required to implement the above mentioned activities.
4	Project Name	Fair Housing Education and Outreach
	Target Area	BG Reinvestment Area
	Goals Supported	Quality Affordable Rental Housing Quality Affordable Owner Housing
	Needs Addressed	Quality Affordable Housing
	Funding	CDBG: $33,000
	Description	The Bowling Green Human Rights Commission will provide Fair Housing Outreach and Education services throughout the community to citizens, landlords and property managers.
	Target Date	6/30/19
	Estimate the number and type of families that will benefit from the proposed activities
	Location Description	City of Bowling Green
	Planned Activities	Activities will include fair housing workshops, outreach, newsletters, and trainings to citizens, property managers and landlords.
5	Project Name	General Administration
	Target Area	BG Reinvestment Area
	Goals Supported	Quality Affordable Rental Housing Quality Affordable Owner Housing Public Improvements Economic Opportunity
	Needs Addressed	Quality Affordable Housing Economic Opportunity Neighborhood Improvements
	Funding	CDBG: $76,500
	Description	Funds will be used to cover professional services, program costs, environmental mitigation costs, and personnel costs to operate and oversee the administration of the CDBG program.
	Target Date
	Estimate the number and type of families that will benefit from the proposed activities
	Location Description
	Planned Activities