HOME Public - Federal Admin and Planning, Acquisition, Homebuyer assistance, Homeowner rehab, Multifamily rental new construction, Multifamily rental rehab, New construction for ownership, TBRA 9,619,282 101,119.25 8,911,175 Funds will be allocated to provide incentives for meeting developing and supporting affordable rental and homeownership housing units. This will be achieved through new construction, reconstruction, or rehabilitation of non-luxury housing with suitable amenities for rent and sale projects (funding for sale projects will be for CHDO's - set aside only). Housing Trust Fund (HTF) Public - Federal Admin and Planning Multifamily rental new rehab Single Family Homebuyer Assistance $883,160 0 327,519 $1,210,679 $1,766,320 Funds will be allocated to provide incentives for meeting developing and supporting affordable rental housing units. This will be achieved through new construction or rehabilitation of non-luxury housing with suitable amenities for rent.
HOPWA Public - Federal Permanent housing in facilities Permanent housing placement Short term or transitional housing facilities STRMU Supportive services TBRA $1,979,243 0 0 $1,979,243 $3,958,486 Funds will be distributed among municipalities and nonprofit organizations for the provision of housing assistance and supportive services for persons living with HIV/AIDS ESG Public - Federal Conversion and rehab for transitional housing Financial Assistance Overnight shelter Rapid (rental assistance) Rental Assistance Services Transitional housing 5,674,037 0 $5,674,037 Funds will be used primarily for, Outreach, Emergency, Shelter activities, and secondly to Homelessness Prevention, Rapid Other Public - Federal Acquisition Admin and Planning Homeowner rehab Housing New construction for ownership Other 1,538,471 0 0 1,538,471 10,671,207 These funds are expected to alleviate the needs associated with the disaster, activities are targeted towards infrastructure, housing and affordable rental housing. Table 5 - Expected Resources – Priority Table Annual Goals and Objectives: § 91.320(c)(3) and (e)- revise this screen to summarize the specific goals the State intends to initiate and/or complete within the term of the program year. Any HTF related goals and objectives entered on the SP-45 Goals screen will carry over to this screen. income AP-20
The PRHFA expects to receive the HTF funding by late 2017 or at the beginning of 2018, therefore the state expects to deliver 5 rental units to be constructed or rehabilitated and 2 units that will receive homebuyer assistance. The construction of the units is expected to start at the end of PY 2017 and the units are expected to be delivered by late PY 2019. Goals Summary Information Sort Order Goal Name Start Year End Year Category Geographic Area Needs Addressed Funding Goal Outcome Indicator Provide Decent Housing (E) 2017 2018 Affordable Housing Islandwide Housing HTF: $88,316 Homeowner Housing added: 2 Household Housing Unit 11 Provide Decent Housing (G) 2017 2018 Affordable Housing Islandwide Housing HTF: $706,528 Rental units constructed: 5 Household Housing Unit Allocation Priorities: § 91.320(d)- revise this screen to describe the reasons for the State’s allocation priorities and how the proposed distribution of funds will address the priority needs and goals of the strategic plan. Funding Allocation Priorities Provide Decent Housing (%) Provide Decent Housing (B) (%) Provide Decent Housing (C) (%) Create Suitable Living Environments (%) Create Suitable Living Environments (B) (%) Provide Decent Housing (D) (%) Expand Economic Opportunity (%) Provide Decent Housing (E) (%) Create Suitable Living Environments (C) (%) Provide Decent Housing (F) (%) Provide Decent Housing (G) (%) Provide Decent Housing (H) (%) Total (%) CDBG 15 0 0 80 0 0 5 0 0 0 0 0 100 HOME 100 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 100 HTF 10% 80% 100 HOPWA 100 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 100 ESG 100 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 100 Other 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Table 6 – Funding Allocation Priorities Method of Distribution: § 91.320(d) and (k5)- revise this screen to include a description of its method(s) for distribution for the “Other – Housing Trust Fund”
Documentation required: Designer’s Preliminary Opinion Letter (Annex J of the Application Package, model of certification), specifying compliance with criteria. II.004 Documentation required: If requesting HOME, affirmative Fair Housing Marketing Plan (similar to Annex S of the Application Package). III.002 II.5.3 Building Amenities. Projects will be awarded one point, up to 5 points, for each one of the following building or unit features benefiting all units and, if applicable, not required by code or a permit authority: 5 5 Centrally located courtyard or patio with an area of no less than 30 sq. ft. per unit directly accessible from the main entrance(s) of the building(s). 1 Community or meeting center with and area of no less than 15 sq. ft. per unit, with kitchen and public bathrooms. 1 Open balcony in each unit with an area of no less than 24 sq. ft. 1 Equipped exercise room(s) with an area or aggregate area of no less than 300 sq. ft. 1 Common laundry (ies) equipped with at least a washer-dryer pair per 15 units or washer/dryer combo provided in each unit. 1 Equipped playground outdoor area with visual control from the main entrance. 1 Night shift security guard. 1 Trash chutes (for mid or high rise facilities). 1 Storm windows or shutters in all units. 1 Ceiling fans for all bedrooms and living room areas. 1 Documentation required: Floor plans and elevations certified by the project's designer showing designated spaces, equipment, and/or floor area. II.010 Documentation required: Designer’s Preliminary Opinion Letter (Annex J of the Application Package, model of certification), specifying compliance with applicable design criteria. II.004 II.6 Innovative Design. The Authority favors projects that advance the State Housing Plan's policy that seeks to identify, adopt and implement design, construction and rehabilitation standards and technologies that are appropriate for the island's climate, aimed at reducing construction costs and promoting energy efficiency. 14 II.6.1 Cost Containment. The Authority's total development cost for new construction averages close to $233,607 for non-elderly units and $176,221 for elderly; substantial rehabilitation averages close to $108,579 and $129,123, respectively. Projects that demonstrate the capacity to effectively curb costs while complying with applicable standards, threshold requirements and minimum scoring, might earn up to 5 points, as follows: 5
Document required: If applicable, documentation supporting construction tax abatement (Ordinance and/or Resolution). V.022 V.2 Financing with the Puerto Rico Housing Finance Authority 3 3 Interim and Permanent Financing 3 Interim or Permanent Financing 2 Documentation required: Sources and Uses (Application, page 15) Documentation required: Binding commitment, agreement or application documentation. V.4 Financing insured by the Federal Housing Administration (FHA 2 2 2 Documentation required: Firm commitment letter, or agreement documentation. V.5 State Funding. Projects which have been contributed federal & state-owned land for redevelopment will be awarded 2 points 2 2 2 V.3 Operating Expenses. A project might be awarded 1 point if it meets the corresponding operating expense requirement on a per-annum (PUPA) basis in the first year: 1 1 For developments with 79 units or less, a PUPA not less than $3,000 but not more than $3,600. 1 For developments with 80 to 120 units, a PUPA not less than $2,900 but not more than $3,400. 1 For developments with 121 units or more, a PUPA not less than $2,800 but not more than $3,400. 1 Documentation required: Certification provided by the management agent. V.023 V.4 State Funding. Projects which have been contributed federal or state-owned land for redevelopment will be awarded 2 points. 2 2 2 Documentation required: Copy of long-term lease agreement, deed, or letter of commitment. II.008 VI. Supportive Services 5