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Jackie Willaine, county housing staff, told board members the deadline to submit applications is June 13. Applicants denied qualification may submit an appeal of that denial by 4 p.m. July 11; housing staff said they will resolve those appeals by July 17 so qualified appeals can be included in the July 23 lottery. A separate appeal of the lottery outcome must be submitted no later than noon on July 25.

Willaine said there are likely 14 units in the second order that will require buyers to fill gaps in affordability. To help buyers under 100% of area median income (AMI), the county applied for Prop 1 2 3 funding on May 1 that would provide roughly $8,000 per unit in gap funding; Willaine said the county has agreed to backfill that gap if the Prop 1 2 3 funds are not received. “We’re building a plane while we’re in the RV,” Willaine said, summarizing the compressed timeline and uncertainty around buyer commitments and pricing.

Willaine said no applications had been received at the time of the meeting but that 178 people had registered interest beyond the first round of lottery winners; she said staff plan a media and social campaign to increase applications so Oakwood — the developer/manufacturer referenced — will feel confident ordering all 24 units.

Board members asked how income qualification would be handled; Willaine said the program will follow AMI guidelines and noted the new AMI values recently released are higher, which may help some buyers qualify. She also said Lake County is one of three counties subject to a 10% AMI cap referenced in the meeting, and that the county is working to apply limited Prop 1 2 3 funds to the 14 buyers who may need assistance.

Why this matters: the phase 2 lottery and related appeals will determine which local buyers are eligible for newly built affordable home units and whether county gap funding will be necessary to close affordability gaps.

Next steps: staff will manage appeals, proceed with outreach to the prospective buyer list, and seek county commissioner approval of the Oakwood contract (reported as expected at an upcoming meeting) before ordering units and executing purchase contracts with buyers from the first lottery.","mediaType","Video","parentTitle","Lake County CO 05.21.2025 Leadville/Lake County Regional Housing Authority","oneSentenceSummary","County housing staff said a phase 2 lottery for 24 Dupont units is scheduled after an appeals process; funding gaps for buyers under 100% AMI rely on a Prop 1 2 3 application and a county backfill pledge if needed.","taxTitle","Lake County, Colorado","taxId",27576,"location","headline","","shortSummary",{"_33":76,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":77,"_41":78,"_43":79,"_45":80,"_47":81,"_49":82,"_51":83,"_53":84,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":85,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":86,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":68,"_72":73,"_74":73},6484009,"Lake County housing board to invoice city for $68,300; county will invoice city for new director's salary",173,72735,246584,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=5506709-ccc4ab1da12d4f58f09f7ecb5bbd5027&start=72&end=246","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/5506709-ccc4ab1da12d4f58f09f7ecb5bbd5027/thumbnail_72735.jpg","/articles/6484009/Lake-County/Colorado/Lake-County-housing-board-to-invoice-city-for-68300-county-will-invoice-city-for-new-directors-salary","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6484009-9d09a3958dff5282b75444f9532bcc12/orig.mp4?Expires=1771163436&Signature=fjUi-WZyxKuIPcUgDAsd4D8KGUD4v70LNmboaF-WqA-piWUGaW52EwyzJdeRIeBUtl5mRSyDhNkoTIxlN0gdpbliGYKADvhdOSOLqsYIW6RARjsqehgOMGWFhHBcQRPwzLfjN30e3YVSFv16r9Yc9I4AnhPGUJyaxxaeOoLCyTV5nb4FIGzzZY~K5UVsyjv~c-0SbWnZEa1RmYqRgZcr9JJ0fkQs04O~CqY4~PNH2Sb1Qxp4fjQxVXllsweyBUg-9awA8SFC~Iw03uKXcOb9f8eqJRCt8llrlH0f9mMVS~kGs~eKg2ypOnuAP2FubgetLOeuLB8M6S3v8b1YSwJv9Q__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","The Lake County housing board voted to approve its minutes and agreed to invoice the city for $68,300 to seed its operating account, and officials said the county will separately invoice the city for the incoming director’s salary.

The action means the housing entity will receive a $68,300 payment from the city to be deposited in the board’s bank account for bill payments, while the county will invoice the city directly for the new director’s pay, board members said.

The board’s finance discussion followed presentation of a preliminary budget and remarks that an originally proposed $136,600 allocation from the city had been cut in half to $68,300. Board members clarified the $68,300 figure does not include the incoming director’s salary; that amount will be handled through a separate county invoice to the city. “I will be glad to come up with that invoice. 68,300,” said Becky Lomberg, the incoming director, speaking about preparing documentation for the city.

Board members discussed practical matters for operating once funds are received. One member said the current checking account signers are “Matt, Tracy, and myself,” and that those signers will remain until the account is changed. Members also discussed setting spending limits and incorporating payment authority into bylaws; one member said the group should not “jump the gun” and should write bylaws that define approval thresholds.

Treasury details discussed at the meeting included a plan for the board to receive the city payment, deposit it into the board account, and have the new director (Becky Lomberg) pay invoices from that account. Board members asked who should prepare the invoice to the city; Lomberg and another member volunteered to draft it. A small outstanding attorney bill was discussed; a participant said they would pay that once funds are available.

The board also asked staff to notify vendors and creditors about the forthcoming funds and updated payment plans. Board members agreed to return next month with a balance sheet and to put formation of a finance subcommittee on a future agenda to define delegated payment authority and longer-term financial planning.

Votes at the meeting included approval of the prior meeting minutes and a closing motion later in the session. The prior minutes were approved by voice vote. A separate procedural motion to close the meeting was made, seconded and approved by voice vote.

Becky Lomberg is scheduled to complete county onboarding in June and board members discussed short-term practical steps for her start, such as issuing a debit card or placing her on the account so she can make routine purchases without out-of-pocket reimbursement.

Why this matters: the board’s decision establishes where early operating funds will come from and clarifies how the board and county will split responsibility for payroll and invoicing as the housing program onboards a director and begins operations.

Next steps: board members said they will prepare the $68,300 invoice to the city, have the county invoice the city for the director’s salary, finalize signers on the bank account, and draft bylaws and spending limits for future meetings.","Board members agreed the group will invoice the city for $68,300 to establish operating funds; county will separately invoice the city for the incoming director’s salary. Members discussed bank signers, spending limits and onboarding for the new director, Becky Lomberg.","actionData","errors"]

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Lake County schedules phase 2 lottery for 24 Dupont homes on West Third Street; appeals deadlines set

Lake County housing board to invoice city for $68,300; county will invoice city for new director's salary