Subject: 20191/20thBlockGrantFunding-CommDev
Date: Tue, 22 Mar 1994 11:03:10 -0500


                             RESOLUTION NO.   20191 
                        (Amended by Resolution No. 20859)
                  
                  
                   A RESOLUTION APPROVING TWENTIETH YEAR
                   COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT BLOCK GRANT FUNDING AS
                   SHOWN MORE FULLY HEREINBELOW.
                  
                  
                                                    
                  
                  
       	    	 BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF
       CHATTANOOGA, TENNESSEE, That there be and is hereby approved the
       Twentieth Year Community Development Block Grant Funding as shown 

       on the schedule below:
       	    	  1.  Better Housing Commission.  To facilitate
       additional demolition of dilapidated housing structures in low to 

       moderate income neighborhoods -- $50,000.00.
      
       	    	  2.  Boys' Club of Chattanooga, Inc.  To support the
       establishment of specialized education/enrichment programs for 
low
       to moderate income youth at the proposed East Lake facility --
       $25,250.00.
      
       	    	  3.  Chattanooga Area Urban League.  To help provide
       long term credit counseling and home purchase counseling to
       approximately 30-50 low to moderate income heads of households -- 

       $20,000.00.
      
       	    	  4.  Chattanooga Community Kitchen.  To purchase and
       install a heating and cooling system for the clothing program
       building located at 711 E. 11th Street -- $19,500.00.
      
       	    	  5.  Chattanooga Human Services.  For property
       acquisition and modular buildings for the purpose of establishing 

       a North Chattanooga Head Start Center -- $275,000.00.
      
       	    	  6.  Chattanooga Neighborhood Enterprise.  To support
       affordable housing and neighborhood revitalization activities --
       $1,264,000.00.
      
       	    	  7.  Chattanooga Parks and Recreation.  To complete
       improvements to recreation sites currently funded with eighteenth 

       year CDBG funds and to construct a gymnasium at the Shepherd
       Recreation Center.  Sites include Carver Recreation Center,
       Caruthers Park, Jefferson Street and 18th Street Park, Piney 
Woods
       Playground, Cedar Hill Park and Alton Park Recreation Center --
       $649,200.00.
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       	    	  8.  Community Housing Resource Board.  To further fair
       housing activities in the Chattanooga area through a "Housing 
Info
       Line", Homebuyer workshops, an affordable housing fair and
       presentations to housing-related groups -- $35,000.00.
      
       	    	  9.  Family and Children's Services.  To remove and
       replace the windows, doors, baseboards and other wood trim
       containing lead-base paint in the building located at 300 E. 8th
       Street -- $129,920.00.
      
       	    	 10.  Hill City Neighborhood Association.  To construct
       sidewalks within the neighborhood; work contracted through
       Chattanooga Neighborhood Enterprise with the assistance of the
       Public Works Department  -- $40,000.00.
      
       	    	 11.  HOSANNA.  For property acquisition on which to
       develop special needs housing for physically disabled persons --
       $15,000.00.
      
       	    	 12.  Inner City Development Corporation.  To acquire
       property and rehabilitate housing in the M. L. King area --
       $105,000.00.
      
       	    	 13.  M. L. King Community Development Corporation.  To
       fund a study of the feasibility of a small business resource
       center in the M. L. King area -- $10,000.00.
      
       	    	 14.  M. L. King Community Development Corporation.  To
       fund improvements to the Central City Complex located in the M. 
L.
       King area -- $80,000.00.
      
       	    	 15.  Metropolitan Council for Community Services.  To
       fund a study to support the research development of the Investing 

       in Children Program -- $17,000.00.
      
       	    	 16.  Newton Child Development Center.  To purchase and
       install a heating and air conditioning unit -- $15,618.00.
      
       	    	 17.  United Methodist Neighborhood Center, Inc.  To fund
       improvements in conjunction with expanded child care program to
       the Bethlehem Center in Alton Park -- $50,000.00.
      
      
       ADOPTED:	 April 5, 1994
      
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