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Farmington Hills council approves draft CDBG budget, accepts capital plan and clears multiple contracts
Summary
Council approved the Community Development Block Grant proposed budget for program year 2025–26, accepted the city's five-year Capital Improvements Plan and adopted a consent agenda awarding several construction contracts and purchases.
The Farmington Hills City Council on April 14 approved a proposed Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) budget for program year 2025–26, accepted the city's transmitted five-year Capital Improvements Plan (CIP) and approved a package of routine contracts and personnel items on the consent agenda.
Tracy Emanuel, community development and special projects coordinator, told the council the city anticipates a HUD allocation comparable to last year's and presented a draft budget totaling $415,398, including $365,398 in anticipated CDBG funds and roughly $50,000 in program income. Emanuel said the proposed breakdown is $312,898 for housing rehabilitation, $42,500 for public services (the HUD 15% cap), and $60,000 for program administration (within HUD's 20% cap). "The annual action plan designates the proposed activities and funding amounts to be undertaken during the upcoming program year," Emanuel said as she opened the required public hearing.
The council voted to approve the proposed CDBG…
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