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Attachment A Minneapolis: used the Center for Disease Control's (CDC) Social Vulnerability Index (SVI) for prioritizing projects. They set ranges of SVI and the award amount varied based on those ranges. St. Paul: used the same eligibility requirements as the City's Home Loan Program where Applicants must: • owner occupy the home • earn at or less than 80% Area Median Income • property must be 4 units or less https://www.stpaut.gov/departments/planning-and-economic-development/housing/homeowner- rehab-loans Edina: equity criteria will apply for applications that have less than the Edina area median income ($124,200, 2023) For applications that meet the equity criteria, a 2x grant amount will be available with a maximum of 90% of eligible costs paid, depending on funding amount. The available grant funds will be spread evenly across all applicants with the multiplier applied based on the equity criteria. Roseville: Homestead property AND an assessed value at or below the 2023 80%AMI affordable home ownership cost. They used home values for 2023 that are posted on the MCES website. Eligibility was determined by City staff review of homestead status and property value on Ramsey County's website for applying parcels. • Grant Award Meeting Equity Measure: 80% up to $8,000 • Grant Award NOT Meeting Equity Measures: 50% up to $5,000 St Anthony Village: used the income limits utilized by the Metropolitan Council, which are based on the Federal Housing of Urban Development (HUD) limits. Using the Low through Extremely Low Income limits, they created a graduated scale based on the max grant amount of $10,000.