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Town authorizes supervisor to sign CDBG/Home cooperative‑agreement amendment
Summary
Facing a county deadline, the board authorized the supervisor to sign a one‑page amendment to the town’s cooperative agreement for HUD-funded CDBG/Home programs; staff said the program previously supported about $324,240 in projects for low‑ and moderate‑income households.
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The board approved a last‑minute resolution authorizing the supervisor to sign a one‑page amendment to the town’s cooperative agreement with Monroe County for HUD Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) and HOME Investment Partnerships funding.
Staff explained the county required a notarized signature and an additional board resolution confirming that funds provided by the county under the program may not be sold, traded or transferred. The town has participated in the program since 2002; staff said projects supported by the program have totaled about $324,240 for low‑ and moderate‑income households.
The supervisor said the county asked for the amendment and that the village and county were also processing similar paperwork; the board moved to authorize the supervisor to sign to meet the county’s next‑week deadline and approved the motion.
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