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Byron approves policies to administer HOME grant for low- and moderate-income housing
Summary
Council unanimously authorized the mayor to execute policies and procedures prepared by the grant administrator to administer the 2021 Community HOME Investment Program Grant awarded by the Georgia Department of Community Affairs to assist low- and moderate-income residents.
The City of Byron council on July 12 approved a resolution authorizing the mayor to execute policies and procedures for administering a 2021 Community HOME Investment Program (HOME) Grant awarded by the Georgia Department of Community Affairs.
Council Member Rusty Adams moved to approve the resolution and Council Member James Richardson seconded; the minutes record the vote as unanimous. The resolution, on file in the City Clerk’s office, states the grant’s purpose is to assist low- and moderate-income persons with housing needs and that policies have been prepared by the grant administrator for Byron.
The minutes do not record public comment or specify the grant amount, eligible activities, or implementation timetable; those details are recorded as not specified in the meeting minutes. The City Clerk’s office holds the resolution and related documentation for further public review.
