City of Tampa Consolidated Plan

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City of TampaConsolidated Plan

• 2007-2012
• Federal Programs

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Summary

• Consolidated Plan - the Citys five-year
  Strategic Plan that governs the use of federal
  housing and community development funds for
  FY2008-2012.

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Summary

• One Year Action Plan the Citys annual one year
  plan that describes how federal funds will be
  spent each year to accomplish the goals stated in
  the Consolidated Plan.

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Tampas Identified Needs

• Of the total households at lt80 AMI, 64 have
  housing problems.
• 58 with housing problems have housing cost that
  exceed 30 of their income.
• Of 149,777 occupied and vacant units, 5180 are
  considered substandard
• 9,498 housing units are considered to be
  overcrowded

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Tampas Identified Needs

• A gap of 5,433 shelter/housing units exists for
  homeless individuals and families. 
• A gap of over 50,000 housing units exists for the
  elderly, persons with mental illness,
  developmentally disabled, physically disabled,
  persons with substance abuse, persons with
  HIV/AIDS, and public housing residents.

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Consolidated Plan

• Foundation of the Consolidated Plan
• Assessing priority housing and community
  development needs.
• Developing priorities, goals and objectives.
• Addressing identified needs.
• Allocating available CDBG, HOME, HOPWA, ESG funds
  to address priority needs.

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Consolidated Plan

• Consolidated Plan - four main functions
• A planning document for the City of Tampa.
• An application for federal funds under HUDs
  CDBG, HOME HOPWA and ESG formula grant programs.
• A strategy to be followed in carrying out HUD
  programs.
• An action plan that provides a basis for
  assessing performance.

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Action Plan

• The Citys One Year Action Plan contains project
  specific and activity based projected use of
  federal funds for a specific program year.
• Funds that are encompassed in this plan are from
• Community Development Block Grant (CDBG)
• HOME Investment Partnerships (HOME)
• American Dream Down payment Initiative (ADDI)
• Emergency Shelter Grant (ESG)
• Housing Opportunities for Persons With AIDS
  (HOPWA)

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Programs

• Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) Program
• City CDBG funds are used for
• Infrastructure
• Historic Preservation
• Public Facilities Improvements
• Public Service Projects
• PY2008, 5,235,079 in CDBG funding has been
  allocated

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Programs

• HOME Investment Partnerships Program.
• City HOME funds are used for
• Down Payment Assistance
• Home Owner Rehabilitation
• Infill Housing
• Multi-Family Housing construction/rehabilitation
• The PY2008 HOME available funding total is
  2,852,324 and has been allocated to various
  projects

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Programs

• Homeless Services Programs (Including ESG
  Program)
• The City works in active partnership with the
  Homeless Coalition of Hillsborough County to
  address the issues of homelessness.
• The Homeless Coalition of Hillsborough County is
  the lead entity for the Continuum of Care
  planning and administrative activities.
• responsible for implementing the 10-year plan to
  end homelessness titled Places for People.
• The Citys ESG program funds 165,134 to Homeless
  Coalition member organizations to provide direct
  services to the homeless.

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Programs

• Housing Opportunities for Persons With AIDS
  (HOPWA)
• The Citys HOPWA funds are used for supportive
  housing activities in the HOPWA eligible MSA of
  Hernando, Hillsborough, Pasco, and Pinellas
  counties.
• HUD distributes HOPWA funds using a statutory
  formula that relies on the statistical incidence
  rates of HIV/AIDS as reported by the Centers for
  Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).
• Based upon this formula, the Citys PY08
  allocation is 3,553,717.