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CDBG proposal would target low- and moderate-income homeowners for repairs; town says displacement not expected
Summary
The hearing record describes eligible activities for a potential CDBG award: scattered-site, single-family, owner-occupied housing rehabilitation or replacement; the town said all project funds would benefit low- and moderate-income households and that displacement is not anticipated.
Town records for the Aug. 12 public hearing describe the intended scope of any CDBG-funded activities: scattered-site, single-family, owner-occupied housing rehabilitation or replacement across Moira. The record emphasizes that project funds would be used to benefit low- to moderate-income households or for removal of slums and blight.
The town also stated it does not anticipate displacement or relocation as a result of the proposed activities, and that it would follow an Anti-Displacement and Relocation Plan if the application is awarded. Program income is not expected to be available for this program, and the town indicated it plans to make grants available to qualifying households to repair or replace substandard housing.
