Honolulu Affordable Housing Preservation Initiative (hahpi) Index to Files Hawaii Housing Alliance Web Site

Honolulu Affordable Housing Preservation Initiative (HAHPI)

Index to Files

Hawaii Housing Alliance Web Site

History:

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  Sale of City Properties – Presentation by the City and County contemplating the sale in 2004
  
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  City Plan Jeopardizes Renters – Honolulu Advertiser article talking about resident’s objection to the selling of the City Portfolio
  
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  City Report – Report to the City Council prepared by the Council Task Force in 2005
  
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  Background – Mayors Reports – Comprehensive Housing Strategy from the office of the Mayor to the City Council in 2008
  
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  City Expert Hired – Biography of the expert hired to help with the sale of the properties
  

Proposal Process:

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  HAHPI Request for Proposals – This is the original offering document that was distributed by CBRE (Listing Agent).
  
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  Call for Proposals – Follow-up to the Request for Proposals
  
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  Best and Final Proposals – The submission information for the best and final
  

City Council Approval Process:

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  City Council (8-22-12) Package for HAHPI – Overview of the selected winning bidder, the Resolution for City Council and a draft of the Purchase and Sale Agreement
  
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  HAHPI RFP Resolution (12-262) – Resolution relating to the HAHPI
  
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  HAHPI RFP Resolution (08-108) – Resolution regarding establishing City Policy governing qualifications to the HAHPI
  

Issues with bidding fairness, the resolutions and the structure of the winning bid:

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  Honolulu Affordable Housing Preservation Initiative – Testimony for the Budget committee approval process
  
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  HAHPI Testimony – Testimony for the City Council Approval process
  

Backup and data analysis:

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  Wikipedia Workforce Housing – Definition of Workforce Housing
  

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  Affordable Rent Analysis – Examines current rents and current allowable rents versus current rents and new proposed rent structure
  
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  HAHPI MOD GAP – Examines what jobs will be affected by the removal of the workforce housing
  
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  Honolulu Workforce and Affordable Housing Analysis – Analyses cost and subsidies required to replace all the MOD, GAP and Market rent units. This analysis represents three scenarios: 939 Units, 719 Units and 220 Units.
  
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  HHDFC Letter – Letter from Hawaii Housing Alliance expressing concerns about the overall sale.
  
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  RAP Analysis – Analyses the current proposed program to determine who would be eligible for RAP.
  
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  CDBG rules – HUD rules regarding CDBG.
  

Questions about the sale:

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  Honolulu Affordable Housing Preservation Initiative Items to Consider – Questions about the current sale that need to be answered.