022282 CC Reg AgP
COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT BLOCK GRANT
FUNDS- YEAR VIII
[Attachment #2]
HOWARD'S POINT MARINA DOCK APPLICATION
[Attachment #3]
CITY OF
REGULAR
MONDAY,
SHOREWO()~
COUNCIL MEETING
FEBRUARY 22, 1982
AGE N D A
CALL TO ORDER:
a. Pledge of Allegiance and Prayer
b. Roll Call:
.~ APPROVAL OF MINUTES
a. Meeting ~ February
~ PUBLIC HEARING -
8, 1982
Larry B1ackstead
~ PUBLIC HEARING
4. MATTERS FROM THE FLOOR:
a.
b.
5. PLANNING COMMISSION REPORT:
a.
6. PARK COMMISSION REPORT:
a.
7. DOCK DISCUSSION:
Mr. Michael G. Arvidson
5595 Timber Lane
"IUNCIL CHAMBERS
5755 COUNTRY CLUB ROAD
7:30 P.M.
Haugen
Shaw
Leonardo
Gagne
Mayor Rascop
[Attachment #1]
8. ATTORNEY'S REPORT:
a. Tennis Court Application - McNulty Construction Company
b. Vine Hill Zoning Question
9. ENGINEER'S REPORT
~ Minnetonka ,Mooring Inc. - Fill Permit
~. ILV~'1AVS (,.(~ ",./vtJ
10. ADMINISTRATIVE REPORT
a. Water Survey and Procedures
[Attachment #4]
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Council Agenda
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1l. MAYOR'S REPORT:
a.
b.
12. COUNCIL MEMBER'S.REPORT
a.
b.
c.
13. MATTERS FROM .. THE . FLOOR:
a.
b.
c.
14. APPROVAL OF CLAIMS AND ADJOURNMENT
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February 22, 1982
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CITY OF SHOREWOOD
REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING
MONDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 1982
COUNCIL CHAMBERS
5755 COUNTRY CLUB ROAD
7:30 P.M.
M I NUT E S
CALL TO ORDER
The regular meeting of the Shorewood City Council was called to order
by Mayor Rascop at 7:35 P.M. on Monday, February 8, 1982 in the Council
Chambers.
PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE AND PRAYER
The meeting opened with the Pledge of Allegiance and a prayer.
ROLL CALL:
Present:
Absent:
Staff:
Mayor Rascop, Counci1persons Haugen, Shaw and Gagne.
Leonardo
Attorney Larson, Engineer Norton, Administrator Uhrhammer,
and Clerk Kennelly.
APPROVAL OF MINUTES - JANUARY 25, 1982
Cigarette License Approval - Remove Snyder Drug from the list of
approved applicants.
Moved by Gagne, seconded by Haugen, to approve the minutes of the
regular council meeting of Monday, January 25, 1982 as corrected.
Motion carried unanimously.
MATTERS FROM THE FLOOR:
Mrs. Joe Gorecki~26890 EdgewoodRoad
Introduced herself to the Council and .informed them of her inten-
tion to run for the State Legislature.
Torn Mueh1berg
of the Minnetonka Youth Hockey Association was present to report
on the results of the 1982 Hockey Tournament held at Badger and
Cathcart Parks. He thanked the city and city employee, Dan Ran-
dall, for donating his time to work at this tournament and the
free use of the city equipment to maintain the quality of the ice.
No Parking Zone Request RESOLTUION NO. 33-82
Request from a resident of 3rd Avenue to have the portion of 3'rd
Avenue that is in Shorewood posted for "No Parking" because of
the narrow street conditions resulting from all the snow. Over-
flow parking from the Excelsior Apartments are parking on the
Shorewood portion of 3rd Avenue because Excelsior's 3rd Avenue
is already posted for-"No Parking".
Haugen moved, seconded by Gagne, to post "No Parking" signs on
both .sides of the street from November 1st through Marcn 31st
each year and to notify the police department to enforce these
signs. Motion carried - 3 ayes, 1 abstain (Shaw). l..e+t-c:.., k ~
PLANNING COMMISSION b..-,(t..c-ll s.....---
Kristi Stover, Planning Commission Chairperson, reported the Commission
has decided to pass a resolution denying the request from IXI Labora-
tories for rezoning; 4 ayes, 1 abstain.
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February 8, 1982
Re ional Railroad Advisor. Committee RESOLUTION No. 34-82
Appointments were ma e y the Council to the Regional Railroad
Advisory Committee: Gary Carl
Bob Gagne - Alternate
Motion carried unanimously.
Budget Over-run
Administrator Uhrhammer reported on cost incurred because of the
heavy snowfall requiring overtime expense and heavy equipment
repairs.
Building Inspector
It was recommended that the Building Inspector be retained on a
part-time basis and also to use him as needed as a part time
mechanic at the same rate of pay.
Administrator recommended: to contractors, that any complaints
they may have with the inspector should be in writing and sub-
mitted to him for discussion.
MAYOR'S REPORT
Letters from the City of Mound and Orono were received by the Council
questioning the structure and the dues system established by the Lake
Minnetonka Conservation District. Council will direct a letter to
Mound, indicating that they would like to have all city Mayors' and
Counci 1 members." under the L. M. C .D.. meet and discuss their concerns
regarding their organization. .
METRO TRANSIT COMMISSION
A letter received from the M.T.C. regarding construction of covered
bus shelters were considered. Council did not have a priority list
on location and decided not to respond at this time.
COUNCIL REPORTS
A joint meeting of Mayors and Cable Advisory Committee decided to add
eight new communities to the committee and to reorganize.
Passed by a vote of 8 ayes, 2 nayes, and 2 abstained.
APPROVAL OF CLAIMS AND ADJOURNMENT
Moved by Gagne, seconded by Haugen, to approve claims for payment, to
be followed by adjournment at 10:45 P.M.
Motion carried unanimously.
General Fund
Liquor Fund
[00166] 25119 - 25181
[00174] 8~63 8628 =
$ 50,995.30
4921656..74
Respestfully submitted,_
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DATE:
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NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
CITY OF SHOREWOOD
Notice I. hereby .iven that Hen-
nepin County and the City of
Shorewood. pursuant to Title I of the
Hou.in. and Community Develop-
ment Act If74, as amended, are .pon-
sorln. a public hearln., on February
und Ita at 7:30 p.m. at Shorewood
Clly 'Hall to obtain the view. of
citizen. on local and Urban County
housln. aDd community development
neede and to provide e1t1zen. with tbe
opportunity to comment on the Urban
Hennepin County Statement of Objec-
tive'/l'U and the City of
Shorewood'. propoaed u.e of Vear
VIII Urban Hennepin County Com-
munlt, Development Block Grant
fU;~~uant to the Act the Urban Hell-
oepln Count, Statement of Objec-
tlve."ta. ha. been developed. a
.ummary of whleh follows: ' .
Prolra.. Ad..I.I.lraU... Develop
aDd implement a Houslnl and Com-
munity Development prolram which
address.. Urban County community
development objectlv.. and meell
loeal need. and prlorille. In a timely
aDd efflelent manner and empha.lze
actlville. whleh benefit low and mod-
erate ineome persons.
Nel.h'.rhoad ReyUall..Uan.
Maintain and preserve viable neilh-
borhood. throu.h a pro.ram of con-
centrated eommunity development
ae~:~~~:. : New Can'lr.ctla.. Facil-
Itate the ~evelopment of new hou.inl,
ineludin. but not limited to, .Ile ac-
quisition. public Improvement., as-
.I.tance with front-end co.ts and
multi-community projects. .
H......: E.I.U., Renlal. ContInue
maximum utlll.atlOn of available
rental aKIstanee prolram..
Ha..I'1 Reha'lIIlaU... Provide
hauslnl rehabilitation ...i.tance to
income elilible households in all sub-
Irantcc communitie..
p.ltlle Facilities and Imp....e-
mcal.. Maintain exl.tlng public Im-
provements and facllitie. and assist
the development of new facllltie. and
improvements which will principally
benefit low and moderate Inco",e
persoRl.
Handl..-pped Impr.vemelll.. Help
a..ure tbat prOlrams, facilitie. and
housin. .re accessible to handi-
capped person..
Eeallomle Denlopmenl. Under-
take activities appropriate to improv-
In. economic conditljlns in de-
teriorated area.. ba.ed on local
plan..
Ene...,. The administration of the
UHC CDBG prOlram .should be sensi-
tive whenever possible to enerlY eon-
IIIrvation Issue. throulh the develop-
ment of energy use .tratelies.
p.blle Senlce.. CDBG fundin. for
public service. .hould directly hene-
fit low and moderate Income person..
For a complete copy of the-
Statement of Objective.eontact the
Hennepin County Offlee of Plannlnl
and Development, C- 2353 Govern-
ment Center. Minneapolis, MN $5427,
(~-641').
The City of Shorewood Is proposlnl
to fund the following activities with
Vear, VIII Urban Hennepin County
CDBG funds startinl July I, 1912.
Housln. Rehabilitation
Special Assessment As.l.tance
Eeonomlc Development
For additional inlo.mation 011 pro-
posed activities contact the City of
Shorewood, S755 Country Club Road,
474-32J6. The public hearing is beinl
held in accord with the Urban Hen-
nepin County Joint Cooperation
A.rccment pursuant to M.S. 471.$9.
SANDRA L. KENNELLY
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jings and improvements (including
and financing public or privat~
labilitation, and rehabilitation, of
'operties and including the reno\'a-
)1 buildings);
jects directed to the removal of ma-
ural barriers which restrict the mo-
Iity of elderly and handicapped per-
o housing owners for losses of rental
holding for temporary periods hous-
zed for the relocation of individuals
ed by activities under this title;
(through sale, lease. donation. or
'eal property acquired pursuanr to
tion for public purposes:
of public services. including but not
)ncerned with employmen.t. crime
;re, health, drug abuse. edu.:ation,
, welfare or recreation needs, if ~uch
~en provided by the unit of general
Hough funds raised by such unit. or
,nit from the State in which it is
'part of the twelve-month period illl-
the date of submission of the state-
to which funds are to be made
title, and which are to be used for
the Secretary finds!thatthe dis.:on-
~rvices was the resuh of e\'ents not
If the unit of general local go\ern-
ot more than 10 per centum of the
istance to a unit of general 10.:al
his title may be used for a..:tj\ i:it~
h;
the non-Federal share requird in
ederal grant-in-aid program lInd.:r-
.vities assisted under this tilk;
f the cost of completing a prole':l
:>fthe Housing .A..,t of to..!ll:
payments and assistance for oi..-
~'amilies. businesses. Ol'ganillllil)J1~,
when determined by the gralllcc III
ecessary (Al to develop ;\ .:"mpre-
development plan. and t 81 t,) de-
l 1-.'- ______ling.managemcl1l capa\.~t.\ " 1:lar
the recipient of assistance under this title m:t\ /11.)1'':
rationallv and effectivelv (i) determint: its lle~',i,. I ii I
set long-term goals and shorT-term obiecth'''?s. t iij I .!c\;se
programs and activities to meeT thes'e' goals ;lJ~l; nb.
jectives. (iv) evaluate the progress M 5:I..:h pr' ';'::';1111'
in accomplishing these goals and obic.:ti\'cs. .llH~ 1\'
t 3) code enforcement in deteriorated or deteriorat-
ing ar~as in whjch such enforcement, together with
!'ubh' irnpro\ernents and ~ervices to be provided, may
b~ ~\pected 10 arrest the decline of the area;
l~l -:l~arance. demolition. removal, and rehabili-
~3i:l)i1 (induding rehabilitation whkhpromotes energy
P.;t-iished by THE BUREAU OF NATIONAL AFFAIRS, ISC., WASHINGTOS, D.C. :OOJ:'
COMMUNITY DEVE.MENT BLOCK GRANTS
county, approve the inclusion of the metropolitan city
as part of the urban county for purposes of submitting a
statement under section 104(a) and carrying out . ac-
tivities under this title. .
Eligible Activities
Sec. lOSt (a) Activities assisted under this title may
include only-
(1) the acquisition of real property (including air
rights. water rights. and other interests therein) which
is (A) blighted. deteriorated. deteriorating, undeveloped.
or inappropriately developed from the standpoint of
sound community development and growth; (B) ap-
propriate for rehabilitation or conservation activities:
(C) appropriate for the preservation or ~storation of
historic sites, the beautification of urban land, the
conservation of open spaces, natural resources. and
scenic areas. the provision of recreational opportunities.
or the guidance of urban development; (0) to be used
for the provision of public works, facilities, and im-
prm'ements eligible for assistance under this title; or
(E) to be used for other public purposes;
(2) the acquisiton, construction, reconstruction,
or installation (including design features and improve-
ments with respect to such construction, reconstruction,
or installation which promote energy efficiency) of
public works, facilities and site or other improve-
ments-including neighborhood facilities, centers for
the handicapped, senior centers, historic properties,
utilities (including power generation and distribution
facilities using renewable resource energy systems),
streets, street lights, water and sewer facilities, founda-
tions and platforms for air rights sites, pedestrian
malls and walkways, and parks, playgrounds, and re-
~reation facilities (including parks, playgrounds, and
recreation facilities established as a result of reclama-
tion and other construction activities carried out in
~onnection with a river and land adjacent thereto
where assistance under other Federal laws or programs
i~ d~termined to be unavailable), flood and drainage
fadlities in cases where assistance for such facilities
under other Federal laws or programs is determined to
be una\.ailable. and parking facilities, solid waste
Jispo.;al facilities. recycling or conversion facilities,
and fire protection services and facilities which are
k)~.Hed in or which serve designated community
J~', ~klrll1enl areas,
I~) code enfor~emem in deteriorated or deteriorat-
1!1g areas in which such enforcement, together with
!'ubl:, irnpro\crnems and sen'ices to be provided, may
b~ e"rected [0 arrest the decline of the area;
(~) .:Iearance. demolition, removal, and rehabili-
:;:Ii:on (induding rehabilitation which promotes energy
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efficiency) of buildings and improvements (including-
interim assistance, and financing public or privatt'
acquisition for rehabilitation, and rehabilitation, of
privately owned properties and including the renova-
tion of closed school buildings);
(5) special projects directed to the remo\'al of ma-
terial and architectural barriers which restrict the mo-
bility and accessibility of elderly and handicapped per-
sons;
(6) payments to housing owners tor losses of rental
income incurred in holding for temporary periods hous-
ing units to be utilized for the relocation of individuals
and families displaced by activities und~r this title;
(7) disposition (through sale. lease. donation. or
otherwise) of any real property acquired pursuant to
this title or its retention for public purposes:
(8) provisions of public services, including but n0t
limited to those concerned with employment .($rime
Dr~ntion~ chid, care, health, drug a,husc. ~du~~l1on.
energy coifs'ervatlon, welfare or recreation needs, II su~h
services have not been provided by the unit of general
local government (through funds raised by such uni!. or
received by such unit from the State in which it is
located) during any. part of the twelve-month period im-
mediately preceding the date of submission of the state-
ment with respect to which funds are to be made
available under this title, and which are to be used for
such services, unless the Secretary finds: that the dis(on-
tinuation of such services was the result of e\.ents not
within the control of the unit of general local govern-
ment, except that not more than IO per centum of lhe
amount of any assistance to a unit of general to!:al
government under this title may be used for a(ti-, if it~
under this paragraph;
(9) payment of the non-Federal share re4uirt'j in
connection with a Federal grant-in-aid program UI1<.:~r.
taken as part of activities assisted under this litk:
(10) payment of the cost of completing a prolC':l
funded under title I of the Housing .Act of IQ~l):
(II) relocation payments and assistanC'~ lilr dis-
placed individuals. families. businesses. organizJti,m..,
and farm operations, when determined by the gral1le~ to
be appropriate:
(12) activities necessary (A) to develop ;\ ~'I'll1pre'
hensive. community development plan. and \ 8 I 'l' de.
velop a policy.planning.managemelll capadt' ~\\ I:lal
the recipient of assistance under this title 1l1;l\ m,)re
rationallv and effectively (i) determine its nc{.',.!.. I ii I
set long-term goals and short-term ob.iel.tiv~... t iij I .!~\;se
programs and activities to meet th~s't.'. goals ;lll,j Ilb.
jectives. (iv) evaluate the progress of ..;teh i':-";.;:-a1l1'
in accomplishing these goals and obje\:ti\'e~. .lIH~ I l '
P,;l;oiis!lt'd by THE BUREAU OF NATIONAl.. AFFAIRS, tNC., WASHfflCTON, D.C. ;003:"
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carry out management. coordination, and monitoring
of activities necessary for effective planning implemen-
tation:
(13) payment of reasonable administrative costs
and can:;ng charges related to the planning and execu-
tion of community development and housing activities,
including the provision of information and resources
to residents of areas in which community development
and housing activities are to be concentrated with re-
spect to the planning and execution of such activities,
and including-the carrying out of activities as described
in section 701(e) of the Housing Act of 1954 on the date
i'rior to the date of enactment of the Housing and Com-
munity Development Amendments of 1981;
(14) activities which are carried out by public or
private nonprofit entities, including (A) acquisition of
real property; (B) acquisition, construction, reconstruc-
tion, rehabilitation, or installation of' (i) public
facilities, site improvements, and utilities, and (ii) com-
mercial or industrial buildings or structures and other
commercial or industrial real property improvements;
and Ie) planning;
(15) grants to neighborhood-based_ nonprofit
organizations, local development corporations, or en-
tities organized under section 301(d) of the Small
Business Investment Act of 1958 to carry out a neigh-
borhood revitalization or community economic de-
velopment or energy conservation project in furtherance
of the objectives of section 101(c);
( 16) activities necessary to the development of
-:omprehensive community-wide energy use strategy,
\\ hi~h may include items such 15-
I :\l a description of energy use and projected
,iemand by sector, by fuel type, and by geographic
ar~a;
t. B) an analysis of the options available to the
~0mmunity to conserve scarce fuels and encourage use
l'i renewable energy resources;
i C) an analysis of the manner in, and thp. extent
:~). '.\hi~h the community's neighborhQad revitalization,
h.1u~ing. and economic development strategies will
.;upron its energy conservation strategy;
I D\ an analysis of the manner in, and the extent
:~). '\ ~Io.:h ~nergy conservation objectives will be inte-
;r:l~;:~ IntO local government operations, purchasing
.lnj ~enke delivery. capital improvements budgeting,
l..1/id u.;e t)lanning and zoning, and traffic control,
;".lr\.;!ng. and public transportation functions: ...
: E i .:l ~tatement of the actions the community will
. j.J..;: :-~ :'o~ter energy conservation and the use of re-
::.....\ .::,k ~nergy resour.::es in the private sector, including
. "'.;: ;.':1J..::~ent and enforcement of local codes and
. '~~;:;.l:1":;." :0 ...n..:ourage or mandate energy conserva-
'.,':: ,'j- Jse vi :ene\\able ~nergy resources. financial
.:r.": .'! ::;.'~ as~i5tance to be provided I principally for the
"~r.~:~: ~)( lvw- :lnd moderate-income persons) to make
:~~~~~ ..:Jnserying impro\-ements to residential struc-
HOUSING & DE.OPMENT REPORTER
tures, and any other proposed energy conservation
activities;
(F) appropriate provisions for energy emergencies;
(G) identification of the local governmental unit
responsible for administering the energy use strategy:
(H) provision of a schedule for implementation
of each element in the strategy; and
(I) a projection of the savings in scarce fossil
fuel consumption and the development and use of
renewable energy resources that will result from im-
p~ementation of the energy use strategy; and
(17) provision of assistance to private, for-protit
entities, when the assistance is necessary or appropriate
to carry out an economic development project.
(b) Upon the request of the recipient of assistance
under this title, the Secretary may agree to perform ad-
ministrative services on a reimbursable basis on behali
of such recipient in connection with loans or sr ,i' . ~'(\r
the rehabilitation of properties as authorized under
subsection (a)(4).
Allocation And Distribution Of Funds
Sec. 106. (a) Of the amount approved in an ap-
propriation Act under section 103 for grants in any year
(excluding the amounts' provided for use in accordance
with section 107 and section 119), 70 per centum shall be
allocated by the Secretary to metropolitan cities and ur-
ban counties. Except as otherwise specifically autho-
rized, each metropolitan city and urban county shall be
entitled to an annual grant from such allocation in an
amount not exceeding its basic amount computed pur-
suant to paragraph (1) or (2) of subsection {b).
(b)(l) The Secretary shall determine the amount
to be al10cated to ,each metropolitan city which shall
be the greater of an amount that bears the same ratio
to the allocation for al1 metropolitan areas as either-
(A) the average of the ratios between-
(i) the population of thelt city and the popula-
tion of all metropolitan areas: .
(m the extent of poverty in that city and the ex-
tent of poverty in all metropolitan areas: and
(Hi) the extent of housing overcrowding in that
city and the extent of housing overcrowding in all
metropolitan areas: or
. (B) the average of the ratios between-
(i) the extent of growth lag in that city :.lnd th~
extent of growth lag in all metropolitan cities:
(ii) the extent of poverty in that city and th~ ~:\tcnt
of poverty in all metropolitan areas: and
(iii) the age of housing in that city and rhe j!?~
of housing in all metropolitan areas. .'
(2) The Secretary shall determine the 3n~l'u~t
to be allocated to each urban ~ounty. which shali b~
the greater of an amount that bears the same ::H:L)
to the allocation for all !':1ctropciitan :1rea~ :.s ~lt~;.'~-
(A) the a'ycr:l!;~ ()f :he ratios tetWCl;n-
(i) the popubtion of that uroan ;:ounty :In.; ::-:::
population of all m~trop"li:an areas:
P..Jbhshed by THE BCREAU OF ~ATIO~AL AFFAIRS. I:-lC.. WASHI:-lGTCN. D.C. 20037
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Urban Hennepin County COBG Program
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Hennepin County Office of Planning ....~d
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STATEMENT OF OBJECTIVES \
URBAN HENNEPIN COUNTY COBG PROGRAMi1982
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The subject Statement of Objectives is provided to guide the development
of local proposals for the use of the Urban Hennepin County 1982 (Year VIII)
entitlement.
The Statement is the result of considerable staff and Task Force effort and
participant community and Planning Area Citizen Advisory Committee review
and comment. It is the document referred to and summarized in the notice
of public hearing required in the process to determine what activities each
locality proposes to undertake with COBG funds.
Individual participant communities may continue to plan on a planning allo-
cation of 15 percent less than the amount received in 1981 (Year VII). Although
HUD has unofficially advised the County that the entitlement amount for 1982
will be $3,726,000 (representing a reduction of $602,000 o~ just under 14 per-
cent) the basis for the determination has not been made available. Thus a .
precise planning allocation cannot be made. It should be available soon.
Any questions on the Statement or its use may be directed to your Hennep~,n
County Planning Area representative.
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STATEMENT OF OBJECTIVES
URBAN HENNEPIN COUNTY COBG PROGRAM/1982
Introduction
The 1981 amendments to.theHousing and Conmunity Development Act of 1974
made significant changes to the COBG program. The amended Act eliminated
the requirement for a formal application and considerably eased HUO's
responsibilities for review and approval of the application replacement - -
a statement of local objectives, a projected use of funds, and certifica-
tion assuring proper administration and implementation. This statement has
been developed in order to provide the guidance necessary for planning and
implementing the Year VIII Urban Hennepin County COBG program in a manner
which meets National objectives.
These changes place almost'the entire responsibility on the Urban County
for ensuring that each activity to be carried out with COBG funds is
Clearly eligible and meets the National Objectives of the Housing and Com-
munity Oevelopment Act as amended. The National objectives are unchanged,
i.e., developing viable Urban communities; providing decent housing, a
suitable living environment and expanded economic opportunities principally
, for low and moderate income personsjaiding in the prevention or elimination
of slums or blight; or meeting other community development needs having a
particular urgency.
The Community Development Block Grant program may provide funds to address
a wide range of housing and community development needs. In Urban Hennepin
County the greatest need is for decent housing affordable to low and moder-
ate income persons. Consistent with this Urban County need and National
objectives, acti'1ities which serve to expand affordable housing opportuni-
ties and maintain the existing housing stock for low and moderate income
persons will continue to be a program priority. This priority is detailed
under Housing Objectives. A parallel priority is assigned other CDBG
activities which directly benefit low and moderate income persons, i.e.,
special assessment grants, weatherization grants, and housing rehabilita-
tion grants and/or loans.
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The Statement of Objectives has been divided into COBG program sub-headings.
Under each sub-heading are specific objectives and procedural statements
supporting how t~e objectives can be achieved.
Program Administration
Obj ect; ve:
Develop and implement a Housing and Community Development pro-
gram which addresses Urban County community development objec-
tives and meets local needs and priorities in a timely and
efficient manner.
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Objective: Provide each participating community fleXibility in the devel-
opment. of local programs to address Urban County and local needs.
Objective: Emphasize activities which benefit low and moderate income persons.
Objective: Use Urban Hennepin County COSG funds in such a manner as to
generate program income whenever possible.
Objective: Provide opportunities for citizen involvement in the formula-
tion, implementation and evaluation of the Urban Hennepin County
COSG Program.
Objective: Support activities which serve to improve local housing and
~ommunity pevelopment plannin9 and management capacities.
Procedural Statements:
· Programmed activities must be implemented within two years from the
start of the program year in which they were funded.
· Maintain thorough and detailed f~les on the process of program de-
velopment and activity implementation to meet program requirements
and prepare for quarterly monitoring visits.
· Inform citizens of funding levels, program Objectives and eligible
activities.
· Plan to 'implement activities which can return funds to the pro~:Jram
through maximizing the use of loans and repayment agreements. I
Neighborhood Revitalization
Objective: Maintain and preserve viable neighborhoods through a program
of concentrated community development activities.
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Procedural Statements:
· Target COSG funds for use in conjunction with other available
Federal, State and Local resources for a combination of housing
and communitY;.development activities in identified neighborhoods.
· Identify neighborhoods geographically and/or statistically con-
sistent with local plans.
· Upgrade identified neighborhood consistent with locally adopted
plan.
· Neiohborhoods identified for revitalization using COSG funds
sho~ld be primarily residential.
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· Demonstrate that component activities are supportive of improve-
ments to the neighborhood housing stock.
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Housing
Objective: Direct housing resources to those sectors of the housing
market that provide the greatest benefit to lower income persons.
Objective: Encourage the provision of rental assistance to newly constructed
and existing rental units, housing rehabilitation assistance and
expansion of homeownership opportunities in the Housing Assistance
P 1 an (HAP).
New Construction
Objective: Facilitate the development of new housing, including, but
not limited to, site acquisition, public improvements,
assistance with front-end costs and multi-community projects.
Procedura 1 Statements :
· Acquire sites prtor to development consistent with priorities
established in the ,HAP.
· Establish multi-community housing development projects when
possible.
· Utilize all available approaches to financinq housing development.
Existing Rental
Objective: Continue maximum utilization of the Section 8 existing
program as a supplementary resource.
Procedural Statement:
· Participate in the existing rental assistance program.
Housing Rehabilitation
Objective: Provide housing rehabilitation assistance to income eligible
households in all sub-grantee communities.
Procedural St~tements:
· Offer a variety of housing rehabilitation assistance for possible
implementation in CD program Year VIII.
· Follow uniform Urban County Procedural Guidelines including appli-
cant income and asset eligibility requirements and client assis-
tance 1 evel s.
· Utilize the MHFA housing rehabilitation program as a supplem~~.tary
resource.
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Public Facilities and Improvements
Objective: Maintai.n existing public improvements and facilities and assist
the development of new facilities and improvements.
Objective: Place emphasis on direct benefit activities for low and moderate
income persons.
Objective: Coordinate the development of senior centers in locations suit-
able for the provision of other elderly services.
Procedural Statement:
· Target the provision of public improvements to areas designated for
revitalization and new development.
Handicapped Improvements
Objective: Help assure that programs, facilities and housing are accessible
to handicapped persons.
Objective: Assure that each accessibility improvement meets a particular
need, removes a specific barrier and represents a defined
priority in the community.
Procedural Statement:
· Develop a handicapped accessibility plan for such improvements ~hich
identifies the barrier(s) to be removed, establishes the needs and
priorities, explains how mobility and accessibility will be improved
and lists the facilities and programs to benefit from such action.
Plan should identify non-construction options for removing barriers.
Economic Development
Objective: Undertake activities appropriate to improving economic condi-
tions in deteriorated and deteriorating areas.
Objective: Provide additional permanent, private sector jobs available to
low and. moderate income persons.
Procedural Statements:
· Provide assistance to priyate-for-profit developments in such a
manner as to generate program income whenever. possible.
· Economic developmen~activities must have evidence of commitments
or interest by developers and provide for new or expanded employment
opportunities. . .,'
· Economic development activities should be identified in a plan
adopted by a local governing body, including but not limited to,
comprehensive plan, redevelopment plan or economic development plan:
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Energy
Objective: The administration of the UHC CDBG program should be sensitive
whenever possible to energy conservation issues through the
development of energy use strategies.
Objective: Assign as a priority assistance to low and moderate income
homeowners for weatherization improvements.
Procedural Statement:
· When energy use strategies are prepared they should emphasize local
needs and include items such as those listed under eligible activities
in Section l05(a)(16) of the Housing and Community Development Act as
amended in 1981.
Public Services
· Limit the expenditure of COBG funds for public services to no more
than ten percent (10%) of the planning allocation of the UHC sub-
grantee choosing to fund public services.
· CDSG funding of public services must be for new or .increased levels
of service.
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LEGAL NOTICE
CITY OF BHORE"OOD
Netlct .. llereby IlyeD Ihal the Cily
COUMIJ of the Clly of SIlorewood will
hold a Public Hearlnlal.:OO P.M.. or
a. _n lhereaner a. pollible. on
Mcmdar' February 2%. IN2. in Ihe
CGUMi Chambera 01 lIIe Shorewood
CII)' Hall. S755 COIllllryClub Road.
Shorewood. MiDneae.... on Ihe ap.
pllcatloD 10 ameDd Ihe Conditional
. Uae Permit- lor Howard Poinl
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Property Idenllliealion I
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Oral or wrillen commenl. will be
couldered al lime 01 lhe Publi~
Hearln,. '
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oRR .SCHELEN. MAYERoN & ASSOCIATES, INC.
Consulting Engineers
Land Surveyors
February 10, 1982
City of Shorewood
5755 Country Club Road
Shorewood, MN 55331
Attn: Mr. Doug Uhrhammer
Administrator/Treasurer
Re: Minnetonka Moorings
Fill Permit
Dear City Officials:
Enclosed is a drawing showing the wetlands and the proposed
parking area south of the railroad for Minnetonka Moorings. As
shown, the parking area encroaches on the wetlands and if
finished in that fashion would fill in part of the wetlands.
If you have any questions, please contact us.
Respectfully,
ORR-SCHELEN-MAYERON
& ASSOCIATES, INC.
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James P. Norton, P.E.
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Enclosure
cc: Gary Larson, Penberthy & Larson
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