Res 2021-064/approving Substantial Amendment No. 10 to the Community Development Block Grant-Disaster Recovery (CDBG-DR) Action Plan

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Software and training of staff that will assist the City in meeting Federal requirements and engage in long term planning. Further analysis to determine highest priority buyout locations In addition, a significant and necessary investment has been made in preparation for the receipt and distribution of the CDBG-DR Funding, including the creation of this Action Plan. Accordingly, the City will utilize a portion of these Planning funds to offset the costs incurred to develop the proposed programs and activities through which the Funding will be administered. C. Housing — Rehabilitation and Reconstruction °I U,IProj cic,e,I �JJse o U"u,lii If and 111641iioii lo Diisaslf , ,r The Needs Assessment included at the start of this Action Plan indicates that over 1,500 homes were damaged as a result of these two floods. Of these, a disproportionately high number of the homes were located within or immediately adjacent to the flood affected neighborhoods, and, as a result, the City anticipates most of the applicants for these Housing programs will come from those locations. The City intends to make the funds available to those in the City who meet the criteria identified in Section VIII.C.3 of this document. The City intends to allocate $7,524,000 of its CDBG-DR funds to the following Housing activities and does not anticipate funding more than approximately 100 single-family owner - occupied homes and 100 Public Housing Authority Units: • Single -Family, Owner Occupied Housing Rehabilitation, Reconstruction (for homes incurring damage that amounts to greater than 50% of the home's pre -storm value the home will be elevated as required), Reconstruction on City Owned Property • Single -Family, 1-4 Unit Rental Housing Substantial Rehabilitation or Reconstruction for which Elevation will be required - (Amendment #8) • Elevation w/ Minor Repair, • Reimbursement for flood -related costs to the San Marcos Public Housing Authority (SMPHA) • Single Family Owner Occupied Housing Reimbursement Activity The breakout of funds between owner occupied, rental, and the SMPHA is as follows and was based on the outstanding proportion of owner occupied and rental units that received substantial damage from the flooding (excluding manufactured housing units): A graphical depiction of the affect the flooding had on the owner occupied and rental populations can be found in Appendix K, Maps 3 and 4. Originally, the City decided to not fund the option of reimbursement to individuals for work that had already been completed on their damaged or destroyed Last Updated 3/03/20 Page 48 of 63 SF Owner Occupied Rehabilitation, Reconstruction on City $5,000,000 Owned Property, or Buyout SF 1-4 Unit Rental Rehabilitation, Reconstruction, or Buyout $659,013 Public Housing Authority Reimbursement Activity $864,987 Single Family Owner Occupied Housing Reimbursement $1,000,000 Activity A graphical depiction of the affect the flooding had on the owner occupied and rental populations can be found in Appendix K, Maps 3 and 4. Originally, the City decided to not fund the option of reimbursement to individuals for work that had already been completed on their damaged or destroyed Last Updated 3/03/20 Page 48 of 63