10-10-83 Human Resources & Economic Development

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(dnmmtrfrt irpnrt can fir Munn n (llounril atilt OIttg of Lud17 limb: HUMAN RESOURCES AND ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT COMMITTEE The October 10, 1983 meeting of the Human Resources and Economic Develop-�. ment was called to order by its chairman, Councilman Robert Taylor at 4 :00 p.m. in the Council Informal Meeting Room. .Persons in attendance included: Councilmen Harris, Crone, Beck, Taylor, Serge, Szymkowiak and Voorde, Colleen Rosenfeld, Jon' Hunt, Ann Kolata, Jim Wensits and Kathleen Cekanski-Farrand. The purpose of the meeting was to discuss the 1984 Community Development Program. Councilman Taylor called upon Mrs. Rosenfeld to outline the details. • She indicated that the program year and the calendar year will concide for 1984 and will run from January 1, 1984 through December 31, 1984. She then outlined the following monies available : $3,400, 000 was the entitlement for 1983. $3,200, 000 is the entitledment projected for 1984. $ 500, 000 of reprograming money from 1983 for 1984. $ 100, 000 programmed income anticipated for 1984. $4 ,150, 000 total projected monies available for 1984 plus reprogramed monies. Overall approximately 4. 4 million dollars wasavailableLfor 1983. Mrs. Rosenfeld passed out two handouts, one which set forth the proposed 1984 CD Program listing the activity and amounts (copy attached) and the second handout listed the proposals received for 1984 CD.Funding by activity and amounts (copy attached) . She stated that proposals were received through September 2.1, 1983. CAC then reviewed each proposal (there are 17 members with 6 - 7 `showing up on a continuing basis) .The emphasis was on housing, economic development, multi-faceted public works ,programs, with nothing being programmed for Monroe-Sample for 1984. In response to Councilman_Taylor' s question regarding the major goals for next year, he was informed that housing was listed at 1 1/2 million dollars, code enforcement was proposed at $340, 000, public works were proposed at $575, 000, development proposed at $918, 000 and public services were proposed at $277,-800. The amounts earmarked for Code Enforcement included monies for cleanup and wages for personnel. Councilman Szymkowiak suggested several items and ideas on how the cleanup program could save taxpayers money. Councilman Serge questioned the Northwest Center project,. and was informed that the staff requested further information. from Mr. Ellis and Mr. Fultz regarding their $227, 800 request listed as No. 11 Public Services. To date no information has been received. A total of $5 ,900, 000 was requested for various projects. Several of the regulations have been revised which restricted eligibility for '1984. /A[[ PR[[[ . J. ►VOI,[MIMO CO. 1