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8A, Renewal of Letter of Support for Arden Village Tax Credit Application
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ARDEN HILLS CITY COLINCIL — February 14, 2011 6 <br />7.B. Approve Resolution 2011-008 in Support of Arden Village HOME/CDBG Application • <br />(continued) <br />round of taY credit funding. SCI intends to apply for $300,000 in Ramsey County HOME or <br />CDGB funds. Applications are accepted annually and are due on February 25, 2011. The <br />application requires a resotution of support from the City. With the City's March 8, 2010, land <br />use approvals and the June 14, 2010, good faith commitment for up ta $225,000 in TIF assistance, <br />SCI closed on the purchase of Iand in December 2010, and is currently pursuing funding to fill its <br />funding gaps. If SCI is awarded HOME or CDGB funds, and having already received land use <br />approvals and acquired the land, they should be quite competitive for the next round of MHFA tax <br />credit funding. An updated letter of support including a restatement of the City's good faith <br />commitment for TIF assistance will be needed for SCPs June 2011, MHFA t� credit funding <br />application, which will be requested at a later date. <br />Mayor Grant clarified the deadline for this application is different from the deadline for the <br />Housing Tax Credit grant application. <br />Community Development Director Hutmacher clarified the grant that is being applied for at <br />this time is the Ramsey County HOME/CDBG and the deadline for this is February 25, 2011. <br />The MHFA tax credit funding has two funding cycles with the majority of their funds being <br />allocated in the June cycle. SCI did receive a small amount of $35,000 from Ramsey County in <br />November. <br />Mayor Grant asked if th�s project was classified as work force housing or affordable housing. � <br />Community Development Director Hutmacher stated the project is classified as work force <br />housing but the ierm affordable housing in general includes work force housing. Work force <br />housing is exclusively for those individuals that are working or have some form of income. <br />Mr. Jamie Thelen, CEO for Sand Companies, Inc. stated the project is for individuaIs that have <br />some form of income and this can include seniors. In other facilities they have built, the one <br />bedroom design has been popular for seniors and the two and three bedrooms are designed more <br />for families. He clarified seniors do not have to be working but they must have a form of income. <br />Councilmember Werner stated there was $1.6 million available with the HOME/CDBG funds. <br />He asked what the chances were that SCI would be able to secure the $300,000 they would be <br />requesting. <br />Mr. Thelen stated he did not know what requests there would be this year. He stated it has been <br />several years since Arden Hills has received any funds so this may increase the chances that they <br />are able to receive funds. He stated this application with Ramsey County is the second time SCI <br />has applied and in June it will be third application for MFHA with last year's application being <br />the first application in the Iarge allocation round. <br />Councilmember Holden clarified the only time a person needs to prove income for this � <br />development is at the time of application for an apartment. <br />
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