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Town Board finalizes CDBG housing-rehabilitation expenditures for multiple MA‑21 projects

Town Board of the Town of Malone · June 12, 2024
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Summary

The Town of Malone on June 12 confirmed detailed allocations for multiple NYS HCR Community Development Block Grant housing-rehabilitation files (MA‑21 series), recording per-file capital, soft-cost, program-delivery and administration amounts that total $467,091.47 across listed files.

The Town Board of Malone on June 12 adopted a resolution finalizing expenditures under the Town’s NYS Housing and Community Renewal (HCR) CDBG Housing Rehabilitation Program for several MA‑21 files.

The board adopted Resolution 153‑2024 to confirm and finalize program funds for MA‑21 files. The resolution lists per-file allocations for capital work, soft costs, note and mortgage fees, program delivery and general administration. Individual file totals recorded in the resolution include MA‑21‑01 ($69,512.20), MA‑21‑02 (two entries: $1,350.00 and $84,612.20 for the assisted address), MA‑21‑03 ($60,804.87), MA‑21‑04 ($98,963.41), MA‑21‑05 ($12,378.05), MA‑21‑07 ($78,651.22) and MA‑21‑08 ($60,819.52). Adding the listed per-file totals yields $467,091.47 for the items shown on the resolution.

The resolution states that the expenditures cover capital costs, soft costs, note and mortgage filing fees, program delivery and general administration as part of the Town’s participation in the NYS HCR program. The motion to adopt the resolution was made by Councilor Brian Taylor and seconded by Deputy Supervisor Terrence Maguire; the resolution was recorded as adopted with ayes from Stewart, Maguire, Johnston, Walbridge and Taylor.

The board did not record additional discussion about specific homeowners or detailed project scopes in the meeting minutes beyond the per-file financial figures. The resolution is entered into the meeting record and signed by the Town Clerk.