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BCEDC gets approval to apply for OCRA rehab grant and to fund new income survey
Summary
The board unanimously cleared BCEDC to apply for an OCRA Owner-Occupied Rehabilitation grant and approved spending about $5,000–$7,000 for a county income survey (surveys are valid for five years). Both motions passed 3–0 on Jan. 5.
Warren Brown told the commissioners the BCEDC would like to apply for an OCRA grant for an Owner-Occupied Rehabilitation Program; commissioners voted 3–0 to allow the application. Brown also asked the board to authorize a new income survey—the current survey had expired—and advised the cost would be approximately $5,000 to $7,000. Commissioner Dan Borgenheimer moved to proceed with the income survey; Commissioner John Lancaster seconded and the motion passed 3–0.
County staff noted income surveys remain valid for five years; the new survey would be used to document household incomes for housing and grant eligibility purposes. Commissioners did not specify a vendor in the meeting record and directed BCEDC to proceed with the application and survey process.
