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Shiawassee County authorizes $619,500 CDBG application for Creek Pointe infrastructure
Summary
The board approved Resolution #25-07-10 authorizing an application to MSHDA for $619,500 in CDBG funds for the Creek Pointe Project to support residential or mixed-use infrastructure; the County Administrator is designated as the authorized signatory and the county reported $0 in local match.
Shiawassee County commissioners voted July 16 to authorize an application to the Michigan State Housing Development Authority (MSHDA) seeking $619,500 in Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) funding for the "Creek Pointe Project," which the resolution describes as supporting residential and mixed-use development through infrastructure improvements.
The board adopted Resolution #25-07-10, which designates the County Administrator as the authorized signatory for the application, the grant agreement and payment requests, and specifies the County Administrator as the certifying officer for environmental review and compliance. The resolution states the county intends to provide $0 in local matching funds for this application and that no costs will be incurred before a formal award and completion of required environmental reviews.
The minutes state the project is intended to support development that, upon completion, will be occupied by at least 51% low- and moderate-income households, per CDBG program rules cited in the resolution. The board recorded a 7-0 roll call in favor of the authorization.
The minutes do not include a detailed project scope, timeline or cost breakdown beyond the grant amount and the stated local match of $0; the resolution text records that further environmental review and MSHDA authorization are required before incurring costs.
