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Housing director says two county projects re-bid; one split to use CDBG Program Income

Crawford County Board of Commissioners · October 24, 2024
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Housing Director Hannelore Dysinger told the board two county housing projects required re-bidding and produced one proposal each; one project was split so part could use CDBG Program Income and she is awaiting MSHDA approval before sending proposals to the bid committee.

Housing Director Hannelore Dysinger reported to the board that two housing projects in Crawford County required re-bidding and each returned a single proposal. She said one of the projects was divided into two separate projects to allow use of CDBG Program Income for the portion that meets emergency criteria, and that homeowner income and asset eligibility must be re-verified because the projects could not close within original grant guidelines.

Dysinger said she is awaiting Michigan State Housing Development Authority (MSHDA) approval before forwarding the proposals to the county bid committee for selection. She added she will meet with a homeowner and the contractor later the same day to try to settle outstanding issues so the project can be finished; she is also coordinating the spend-down of Roscommon County Program Income ahead of the June 30, 2025 deadline and may need to start a wait list for Roscommon applicants.

The director described these as routine grant-administration steps required when projects change scope or timing under federal/state programs.

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