Title: Affordable Housing and Neighborhood Revitalization Tools City of Savannah
1Affordable Housing andNeighborhood
Revitalization ToolsCity of Savannah
2Savannahs Primary Funding Sources
- HUD
- CDBG/HOME and Program Income
- DCA
- Low Income Housing Tax Credits 4 and 9
- DreamSavannah
- Down payment (HOME)
- 1st Mortgage Home Purchase
- Federal Home Loan Bank
- AHP Grants Loans
- Housing Authority
- Housing Choice Vouchers
- Historic Tax Credits
- Value of Volunteer Labor
- Banks Mortgage Companies
- City of Savannah
- SPLOST
- General Fund
- Acquisition
- Employer Assisted Home Purchase Program
3Leveraging Resources
- Use Public Investment to Increase Private Other
Investment for Affordable Housing - FY 2000
- 4.53 (71) Million CDBG/HOME Investment
- 1.84 (29) Million Private/Other Investment
- FY 2008
- 4.99 (16) Million CDBG/HOME Investment
- 26.58 (84) Million Private/Other Investment
- FY 2000-2008
- 44.74 (20) Million CDBG/HOME Investment
- 184.00 (80) Million Private/Other Investment
4Partnerships Critical to Success
- City Elected Officials, Bureaus, Departments
Metropolitan Planning Commission - Housing Authority of Savannah
- Chatham County / City of Savannah Land Bank
Authority - Neighborhood Groups and Leaders
- Non-Profit Organizations
- Local Banks Mortgage Companies
- GA Department of Community Affairs
- U.S. Department of Housing Urban Development
5City of Savannah
- Mayor and Aldermen
- Public Development Bureau
- Housing Department
- Economic Development Department
- Community Development Department
- Real Property Department
- Development Services Department (Engineering,
Zoning, Building) - Water Sewer Bureau
- Facilities Maintenance Bureau (Infrastructure)
- Leisure Services Bureau
- Sanitation Bureau
- Police Department
6City of Savannah Sustained Commitment
- Mayor and Aldermen Adopted An Affordable Housing
Policy Statement August, 2007 - Affordable Housing Regulatory Reform Task Force
Report August, 2008 - Savannahs Response to HUDs Americas Affordable
Communities Initiative National Call to Action
for Affordable Housing Through Regulatory Reform - Identified 41 Solutions to Barriers
- 1 Recommendation Establish an Affordable
Housing Trust Fund capitalized and funded with
local, non-federal, revenue - 2 Recommendation Integrate Smart Growth
principals into subdivision and zoning
regulations
7City of SavannahInvestment
- Public Infrastructure in Support of Affordable
Housing Revitalization (2000-2013) - 14,000,000 SPLOST/General Funds
- Property Acquisition Fund (2004)
- 2,450,000 General Funds
- Employer Assisted Home Purchase Benefit Program
for City of Savannah Employees (2006) - 250,000 General Funds
- Housing Department Administrative Contribution
- 885,000 General Funds (2008)
8Property Acquisition Infrastructure
New Square, Fountain, Gazebo, Streets, Sidewalks
Historic Street Lighting
9City Provides New Public Infrastructure
For Sustainable Fellwood Tax Credit Development
10City Employees Purchase First House As Part Of
City Employee Benefit Program
11City of Savannah Investment
- Urban Redevelopment Plans
- Mini-Urban Redevelopment Plans
- Eminent Domain to Clear Title
- Enterprise Zones
- Affordable Housing Tax Relief
- Business / Job Creation Tax Relief
- Water Sewer Tap Fees
- Urban Redevelopment Areas
- HOME Match
- Low Income Housing Tax Credits
- Savannah Impact Program for Parolees
- Property Maintenance Demolition
12Urban Redevelopment Plan
Urban Redevelopment Plan Area Map
Land Use Plan Map
Design Standards
13CHSA Development partners With SIP to begin
dismantling housing for salvage
14Housing Authority
- 4 Tax Credit / Tax Exempt Bonds
- Rental Housing
- Housing Choice Voucher Program
- Rental Subsidies
- Homeownership Subsidies
- Public Housing Site Redevelopment
- HOPE-VI
- Garden Homes Redevelopment
- Offsite Infill Housing Development
- Sustainable Fellwood
- Fellwood Homes Redevelopment
15HOPE-VI Offsite Infill Housing for Renters
16Land Bank Authority
- Acquires Tax Delinquent Property Clears Title
- In Rem Where Possible -3 Months to Clear Title
- Sheriff Sales Quiet Title 18 Months to Clear
Title - Acquires Vacant Land/Structures
- Facilitates Sale of Vacant Land/Structures to
Non-Profits Private Developers - Types of Properties Acquired
- Single Lots/Structures
- Tracts of Land
- Summerside -12 Infill Houses
- Woodville 20 Infill Houses
17Neighborhood Groups Leaders
- Neighborhood groups and leaders help
- Plan Improvements
- Implement Improvements
- Sustain Improvements
- Lobby for Legislative Changes
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19Community Design Charrette Attended by 61 Area
Residents
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21Non-Profit OrganizationsHome Improvements
- Rebuilding Together
- World Changers
- Group Work Camps
- Youth Works
- Various Local Volunteer Groups
- Volunteer Home Repairs for Existing Homeowners
22Volunteers Help Elderly!
World Changers, Group Work Camps, Youth Build
and Local Volunteers Repair The Homes Of Elderly
Homeowners!
23Non-Profit OrganizationsHomeownership
- Community Housing Services Agency, Inc.
- DreamMaker Home Purchase Loans (HOME)
- CHSA Development, Inc.
- Infill Housing Development Home Buyers
- Savannah Gardens Mixed Income/Use Development
- Rental Development Loans (CDBG)
- Neighborhood Improvement Association, Inc.
- New Legacy CDC
- Habitat for Humanity
- Volunteers of America
- Infill Housing Development
- Home Buyer Educations
24New Infill Housing Home Buyers
25New Infill Housing - Homeownership
After
Before
26New Infill Housing - Homeownership
Before
After
27Single Family Infill Housing Homeownership
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30Non-Profit OrganizationsRental Housing
Development
- Mercy Housing Southeast
- Paces Foundation
- Parallel Housing
- Tax Credit Rental Developers
31BeforeHistoric Charity Hospital
32AfterHeritage Place ApartmentsMercy Housing
Southeast
33Low Income Housing Tax Credits HOME
Mercy Housings Florance Street School Adaptive
Reuse Into 63 Affordable Rental And Attached
Multi Family Infill Housing Units
34Low Income Housing Tax Credits CDBG
Mercy Housings West 41st Street Historic Row
House Renovations Infill Housing Into
70 Affordable Rental Units
35New Housing And Other Urban Redevelopment Plan
Improvements Pave Way For Neighborhood Benefiting
Businesses
36Other Partners
- Historic Savannah Foundation
- Historic Tax Credit TA
- Can be a source of lots
- Economic Opportunity Council
- Homebuyer Education and Counseling
- Youth Build Historically Black College
University Programs (City and SSU) - Construction, GED Life Skills Training for
Young Adults - Infill Construction
- MWBE Contractors
- Southface Energy Institute, Atlanta
- Energy Star EarthCraft TA
37Youth Build Construction Training
38Minority Contractor Developer Participation A
Key To Success
39Putting It All TogetherMajor Site
NeighborhoodRedevelopment Initiatives
- Sustainable Fellwood West Savannah
- Housing Authority of Savannah
- Parallel Housing
- Melaver, Inc.
- CHSA Development, Inc.
- City of Savannah
- Savannah Gardens East Savannah
- CHSA Development, Inc.
- Mercy Housing Southeast
- City of Savannah
402005 Aerial View of Fellwood Homes and Adjoining
Neighborhood
41Sustainable Fellwood
42Savannah Gardens
43Existing Layout
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45For More Information ContactMartin
FrettyDirectorDepartment of HousingBureau of
Public DevelopmentCity of SavannahPO Box
1027Savannah, GA 31402(912) 651-6926