Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) Subrecipient Agreement- SS Event Center LLC- Marita Theisen Childcare Center Copyrighted
August 7, 2023
City of Dubuque Consent Items # 023.
City Council Meeting
ITEM TITLE: Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) SubrecipientAgreement-
SS Event Center LLC- Marita Theisen Childcare Center
SUM MARY: City Manager recommending City Council approve the attached CDBG
Subrecipient Agreement with Marita Theisen Childcare Center and
authorize the mayor or his designee to execute the contract on behalf of
the C ity.
RESOLUTION Authorizing Execution of CDBG Subrecipient
Agreement with SS Event Center, LLC
SUGGESTED Suggested Disposition: Receive and File;Adopt Resolution(s)
DISPOSITION:
ATTACHMENTS:
Description Type
MVM Memo City Manager Memo
CDBG SubrecipientAgreement- Marita Theisen Staff Memo
Childcare Center- Memo
CDBG SubrecipientAgreement- Marita Theisen Resolutions
Childcare Center- Resolution
CDBG SubrecipientAgreement- SS Event Center- Supporting Documentation
Marita Theisen Childcare Center-Agreement signed
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TO: The Honorable Mayor and City Council Members
FROM: Michael C. Van Milligen, City Manager
SUBJECT: CDBG Subrecipient Agreement- SS Event Center LLC, Marita Theisen Childcare
Center
DATE: August 1, 2023
Housing and Community Development Director Alexis Steger is recommending City Council
approve the attached CDBG Subrecipient Agreement with Marita Theisen Childcare Center and
authorize the mayor or his designee to execute the contract on behalf of the City.
SS Event Center LLC, owner of the Marita Theisen Childcare Center, identified a need to rehab
the basement space of Marita Theisen Childcare Center, which is part of the Steeple Square
Campus. The renovation of the basement will add storage space for materials and updates for
staff. Currently, materials and files are being held in the main area of the day care taking up
much needed space. By rehabbing the basement, materials and files can be moved to the
basement which will create space in the main area of the day care for children to play and learn.
The rehab also includes bringing the basement stairs up to code by adding guards and
handrails and adding bathroom for staff in the basement. These updates will make the
Childcare Center a more functional, welcoming space for children and staff.
This meets the CDBG national objective of Low/Mod-Income Clientele benefit, and eligible
activity of 03M: Childcare Center. The project budget for this agreement is $50,000.
I concur with the recommendation and respectfully request Mayor and City Council approval.
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cc: Crenna Brumwell, City Attorney
Cori Burbach, Assistant City Manager
Alexis Steger, Housing & Community Development Director
Mary Bridget Corken-Deutsch, Community Development Specialist
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TO: Michael C. Van Milligen, City Manager
FROM: Alexis M. Steger, Housing and Community Development Director
DATE: August 1, 2023
SUBJECT: CDBG Subrecipient Agreement- SS Event Center LLC, Marita Theisen
Childcare Center
Introduction
The attached memorandum transmits the subrecipient agreement for Community
Development Block Grant (CDBG) funds to assist Marita Theisen Childcare Center in
rehabbing their basement space.
Background
The Fiscal Year 23/Program Year 22 CDBG Annual Action Plan Amendment #2 budget
provides $50,000 for Childcare Facilities. Marita Theisen Childcare Center
predominately serves low- and moderate-income children and this project meets a
CDBG national objective and eligible activity.
Discussion
SS Event Center LLC, owner of the Marita Theisen Childcare Center, identified a need
to rehab the basement space of Marita Theisen Childcare Center, which is part of the
Steeple Square Campus. The renovation of the basement will add storage space for
materials and updates for staff. Currently, materials and files are being held in the main
area of the day care taking up much needed space. By rehabbing the basement,
materials and files can be moved to the basement which will create space in the main
area of the day care for children to play and learn. The rehab also includes bringing the
basement stairs up to code by adding guards and handrails and adding bathroom for
staff in the basement. These updates will make the Childcare Center a more functional,
welcoming space for children and staff.
This meets the CDBG national objective of Low/Mod-Income Clientele benefit, and
eligible activity of 03M: Childcare Center. The project budget for this agreement is
$50,000.
Recommendation
I respectfully request the City Council approve the attached CDBG Subrecipient
Agreement with Marita Theisen Childcare Center and authorize the mayor or his
designee to execute the contract on behalf of the City.
Prepared by: Mary Bridget Corken-Deutsch, Community Development Specialist
RESOLUTION NO. 249-23
RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING EXECUTION OF CDBG SUBRECIPIENT AGREEMENT
WITH SS EVENT CENTER, LLC.
Whereas, SS Event Center LLC identified a need for Community Development
Block Grant (CDBG) funds to rehab Marita Theisen Childcare Center to assist low and
moderate-income persons; and
Whereas, the City Council approved the CDBG Fiscal Year 2023/Program Year
2022 Amendment #2 budget that included Childcare allocation; and
Whereas, City and the Subrecipient certify that the activity will meet the CDBG
National Objective of benefit to low- and moderate-income persons
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY
OF DUBUQUE, IOWA:
Section 1. That the Funding Approval/Agreements, authorized by the Community
Development Advisory Commission beginning August 7, 2023 for contracts to the
aforementioned organizations be approved.
Section 2. That the Mayor of the City of Dubuque, or his designee, is hereby
authorized and directed to execute said Agreement and related documents on behalf of
the City of Dubuque, Iowa.
Passed, approved, and adopted this 7th day of August 2023.
rad M. agh, Mayor
Attest:
Trish L. Gleason, Assistant City Clerk
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�U�REGIPlENT A
GREEMENT BETWEEN
� THE ClTY 0� DUBUQUE
AND
S5 EVENT CENTER LLC
THIS SUBRECIPIENT AGREEMENT is enfere� inta by and �etween t�e Gity of
Dubuque {here[n called the "City") a�d SS Event Center LLC (herein called the
"Subrecipient"}, effective upon the date last signed beiow.
WHEREAS, the City has applied for and received Community Devalopment
Blocic Grant �CDBG) funds firom the Ur�ited States Go��rnmen# �Ehro�gh �he Dep�r�ment
of Housing and Ur�at� Development under Tit�e I of fhe Housing and Community
De�elopment Act of 1974, Public Law 93-383 and has recei�ed ap�ro�al of acti�i�ies
under Federal Award lden�ifier Number B-21-MC-`I9�OQQ4 �ar ff�e purpose of carryirtg
out activities com�liar�t wit� CDBG's Nationa� Objectives; and
WHEREAS, the City wishes ffl Engage Subrecipi�nt to assist the C�ty i� utilizing
such CDBG funds to assis� Subrec�pient with rehabilitafior� of a public facility,
WHEREAS, both t}�e Ci�y and the SubreciPienit desire to make a written
agreement wi#h respec� to said funds and the implementation of the project to which
they pertain; and
WHEREAS, both th� City af�d the Subrecipienf certifjr ti�at the activity wi11 mee�
th� CDBG National �bjective af beneft to low- and moderate-income persons,
NOV1l, THEREFORE, in consideration of the mutual promises of fhe �ar�ies, it is
agreed as follows:
A. STATEMENT QF WORK
1. Activities
TI�� Subrecipient wilf be responsible far administerir�g a CDBG Public Facility
Re�abilitation Projec�, detailed in Exhibit A, ir� a manner safisfactary to the Cify
and cansis�ent with any standards required as a condition ot providing these
funds. The scope ofi activities to �e rendered by the Subrecipienf as a condit[on
o� rcceivin� furtcin �or tHe projectlActivitv pursuant to this Contract is attacE�ed as
Exhibit A here#o and made a par�af this Contract.
2. NationalOb�ectives
The Sub�ecipient will carry out the act��ities funded under this Agreement fhat
meet the CDBG program's Nationaf 4bjecti�e of:
n n���Ct;nn �nw a�ci moderate-incort�e persons, said IClCOfI'lE �U1Cj�Iif125
Services of the Subreci�ient shall starfi on August 7, 2023 and end an June 3a,
2024. Ali the r�quired activities and serv�ces, exce�t�or audit, will be completed
by or before this date. The City may grant extensiar�s at i�s sole discretior�. Only
a valid written Amendment to the Agreemer�t shall al�er �his compl��ion date.
The term of this Agreeme�t and th� pravisions herein shalf be extended to cover
any additional fime p�rio� during which fhe Subrecipient remains in con�rol of
CDBG f�nds or other assets, including pragram income.
7. Performance Measures anc� Monitoring
In compliance with the Departmer�t of Ho�sing & Urban De�elapment`s Outcome
Performance measureme�t system (24CFR 9'i.220(e))
The City will mon�tor �he performance of the 5ubrecipient against gaals and
required perf'ormance standards. S�tbstandard p�rformance as defermined by
the City will constitute non-compfiance witl� this Agreem�n#. If action to correct
suc1� substandar� per�ormar�c� is not �taken by �he Subrecipi�nt within a
rea�anable Period after being notified by the City, agreemenf suspension or
terrnination proced�res will be inittated.
8. On 5ite Moni�orin
The Subrecipient sY�ail be subjec� ta site visits, des[ctop monitoring, or other
methods of moni#oring as deemed necessary by personnel ofi tY�� City, or a
designee of the City or duly a��horEzed officials of federaf go�ernment, for the
��rpose o� ma�itoring fihe Subrecipient's delivery of serv�ces and compliance
with #erms of ti�e agreement and �ederal standards fhat per�ain to federaliy
funded grant activities. Review may include bu� are not limi�ed �o: agency and
program palicies, procedures, standards, handbooks and operationa! documents;
accounting books and records far �nancial management and documentafion of
program costs such as fime sF�eets and mileage [o�s; �erifcation records o� the
persans to pa�Ecipate ar benefit from grant funded activi#i�s; documer�ta�ion of
re�ort data and other program �rogress; and records demonstra�Eng procurement
procedures �nd property management. The reviewers will have access ta and
the right to �xamine, audit, duplicate, excerp# andlar transcribe any of the
Subrec9pient's records pertaining to all matters co�ered by this Agreement. The
Subrecipient sha{f be su�jec#to subsequent sife visits to re�iew carrection of any
�efciencies.
B. RECORDS AND REPORTS
1. Main�enanc�
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The Sub�ecipient shall mair�ta�n a�1 recflrds required by the federal regufations
specifie� in 24 CFR Part 570.506 and by ti�e City thaf are per�inent to #he
activiti�s #o be fund�d under�his Agreement. Such records shall include �ut not
be I�mi�ed �o:
a) Records praviding a �ull d�scriptian of each activity under�aken;
b) Records demor�strating thaf each acfivity undertaken meets one of the
Natior�al Objectives of the CDBG program;
c) Records req�aired to de�ermine fhe eligibiiity of activi�ies, indivi�ua�s, or
househalds;
d} Records required �o document �he acq�isitior�, improvement, use or
disposition of real property acquired or impro�ed witE, cDBG assistance;
e) Records documenting compliance wifh the fair housing and e�ual
opportunity camponenfs of the CDBG program, such as
f} F�nancial records as required by 24 CFR Part 570.502, and 24 CFR
84.21-28;
g} Other records �ecessary �o documen� compi�ance with Subpart K of 24
CFR 570;
h) A list o� current baard members, cafendar of upcoming board meetings
ar�d min�tes af ali board meetings; and
i) Equity metrics on race, income, and head o�household.
2. Retent[on
The Subrecipient agrees to keep the recards required by this Agreemen�. The
Subr�cipient shall retain alf records far a period of five (5} years. The ret�ntfon
periad begins on �he da�e of suhm�ssian of the City's annual performanc� and
e�afua#ior� report to HUD in which activ�t�es assisted under tF�is agreement are
repar�ed fiar the fnal tim�. Records for non-expendable proper�y acqui�ed with
funds under �his Agreement shall be �etained for fi�e (5) years after finai
disposi�ion af such properly. Prope�ties r�tained s�all cor�t�nue to meet eligibElity
criteria and shall conform with tne "re�ersion af assets" restrictians spec9fied in
Secfiion G of this Agreement. Records for any displaced person musf be kept for
five (5) years af�er i�e/s�e has receEved fna[ payment. Nofinrithstanc�ing fihe
abave, if ti�ere is fitigation, claims, audifs, negotiations ar ofher actions t�at
in�ol�e any vf the records cited and thafi ha�e s#ar�ed �efore tl�e ex�iration of the
f�e (5} year period, then such records musf b� retair�ed until complefian of th�
actians and resofution of all Essues, or t�e expiration vf the fi�e (5} year period,
wnfchev�r occurs later.
The list a�cur�ent baard memb�rs and minufes of al! board meetings wilf be kept
on ffe ar�d main�ained at �he Sub�ecip[ent`s ma[n business office as public
recards. The mir�ufes and board memb�r lisf shall be a�aifable for the pub{ic to
view durir�g fhe 5ub�ecip�ent's normal wor�cir�g hours. Copies may �e pro�ide�
according to�he Subrecipient's policy.
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3. Client aata. 5ubrecipient shall maintain Ciient Data demonstrafing clien�
efigibi�ity for s�Evices �rovided. Such dafia shall include, but not be limited to:
client name, ad�ress, income l�vel ar other basis for determining eligibility, and
description of service provided, racial and ethnic data and single head-af-
household data, and any other recor�s per�aining to CDBG funds as require� �y
2 CFR Part 200. In additian, data wi�l be retained far affordability and income
targe�ing for each household. Such information shal[ be made available to City
monitors or fheir designe�s for review upor� reques�.
4. Disclosure. The Subrecipient understands tha# client in�ormation collec�ed under
�his contract is pri�a�e and the use or disclasure af such information, when not
directly connected with the administration of ti�e city's or 5ubrecipient's
responsibilities with respect to services provided un�er this contract may be
prohibited by federa! or state law unless written consent is obtained from such
person recei�ing service and ir� the case of a minor, t�at of a responsible
parentlguardian.
�. Reportinq Pracedures
The 5ubrecipient sha!! pra�ide information upan r�quest for pf�paratian of the
Consolida�ed Plan, the CAPER, and any other reports or plans r�quired by the
Ci�y or HUD.
6. Close-out
The Suarecipient's abligation to t�e City shall not end �ntil a!I close-out
requiremenfis are completed. Activifies during this c[ose-out period shall include
but are not Eimited to: making �inal payments, d�sposing o� program assefs
{includir�g the refurn of al! unused materials, equipment, unspent cash ad�ar�ces,
program income balances, and accou�ts rec�i�able fo the City), a�d determining
th� custodianship of records. Notwi�hstanding the foregoirtg, the �erms of this
Agreement sha�l remain in effect during ar�y period that fhe Subrecipient has
control over CDBG fun�s, incfuding p�agram income.
7. Audi�s & Inspectians
All Subreci�ienf �'ecords with re5pect to any matters covered by this Agreement
shall be mad� available to the City, its designees or the federa� go�ernment, at
any #ime during normal busEness hours, as often as the City or federal
govemment deems necessary to audit, �xam9n�, and duplicate ar make excerpts
or transcri�ts o�afl reievant data. Any deficienciEs noted in audit reparts must he
fully cleared by the Subrecipient withi� timeframe stip�lated by the City. Failure
of the Subrecipient fio camply with �he above audit re�uirements wEl[ consfiitute a
viofa�ion of this Agreement and may result in�he withhafding of futu�'e payments.
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The Subrecipie�t hereby agrees to f�ave an annual agency audit conducted by a
certifed accountant according to Generally Accepted Governmertt Auditir�g
Standards. Agencies t�at had tofial expenses less fhan $150,QOQ on fha audi�far
the most recer�tly audi#ed fiscal year and had no deficiencies or findings on that
audit or subsequent monitoring v�sits m�y be eligible to submit an audi� every
other year subjec� #a written approval from the City. Th�s written approval, if
granted, will be included in Exi�ibi� E. Additionally, if fh� agency meets �he
thresho[ds established in 2 CFR Part 204, �h� Uni�orm Administrative
Requirements, Cost Prir�cip[es, and Audifi Requirements for Federa[ Awarcls
Su�part �' the audit will be perFormed as a Singfe Audif. The subrec�pient agrees
fo follow any ather audit procedures as estab[ished by the City. The compieted
audit, audited fnancial statements, scF�edule of findings, al[ related reports, the
manageme�t [etter �rom the auditor to the Subrecipient, ar�d the Subrecipienf's
r�spanse(s) to t�e auditor (if required by the audit} must be pro�ided to the City
within six (6) months of the Subrecipient's fiscal year-end. No audit fees wiU be
reimbursed under this CDBG agreement by the City_
8. P�
a_ Maximum Amaunt and Drawdowns
It is ex�ressly agreed and understood that the total amoun�to be paid by th� City
under this Agreem�nt shall not exce�d the amaun� stipulated ir� Sectiot� 3 of this
Agreement. Drawdowns �For the payment�f eligible expenses are reimbursement
only and shall �e ma�e against the line item budgets specifie� in Ex�ibit C herein
and in accordance with any City policy concerning payments.
b. Financial Mana ement 5 stem Certif ca�ion
Paymen�s may be confingent upon certification of the Subrecipient's fnancial
managemenf system in accordanc� with the standards specified in 2 CFR Part
20Q, the Unifarm Administrative REquirements, Cost Principi�s, and Audit
Requirements fior Federal Awards. The entire amaunt of al[owable grant
expenses (including fhose to be paid with program incflme) shaff be supported by
saurce documentafion (e.g., invoices, #ime sf�ee#s, rece[pts, etc.}. The City
reser�es the right to request any additionaf docume�fia�ion, as it deems
necessary.
c. Reimbursem�n� Sche�ule
The Subrecipient may requisitior� a reim�urs�ment of expenses. Such
reimbursement requ�sts musfi include praaf of payment af the requ�sted
expense. Request�or salary reimbursemen# must be within 30 days from end of
pay period. Other requests dated within 6d cfays from date of servicelpurchase
wilf �e accept�d. Fina[ request must be s�bmitted by June '�5 2024.
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C. PROGRAM INCOME
The Subrecipient shaq report all program incame (as defined at 24 CFR
570.5QD(a)) generated by activities carr�ed ouf with CDBG fUnds. T�e
�ocumen#atian, reportfr�g ar�d use of program income by fhe Subrecipi�nt sha[i
comply w�tF� th� requirements set forth at 24 CFR 570.504 and 2 CFR Part 200
for activifiies permitted under this agreemenf. Requesfs for funds shal! be
reduced by the amount of any such program incflme balanc�s on Y�and. Any
pragram incom� an hand when this Agreement expires, or received a�ter �his
Agreemen�'s expiration, shall, at the City's discr�tion, be returned to tf�e Gity ar
used by th� Subrecipient �or eligible activities as identified in an agreem�nt that
�ecomes effective upon expiratian af this Agr�ement. Any interest earned from
funds held in a re�olvir�g fund accounfi is no� program income and sF�a�l be
remitted to the City which w�il, in turn, remit it to HUD.
�. UNIF�RM ADMINISTRAT�VE REQUIREMENTS
1. Accountin Standards
The Subrecipient agrees to com�ly with 2 CFR Par� 24�, Uniform Administrati�e
Requirements, Cost Principles, and Audit Requirements for Federa! Awarc�s, and
agrees to adhere to the accaunting principles and procedures required therein,
use adequate int�rnal confrols, and maintain n�cessary saurce documenfiafiion
for a�i cosfis incurred.
2. Cost PrincipEes
The Subrecipient s�a{I adm�r�ister i#s program in conformance wifh 2 CFR Part
200, the Uniform Administrati�e Requirements, Cost Princip�es, and Audit
Requir�me�ts for Federa� Awards, as app[icable. These pr[nciples shall b�
a�plied for ail costs incurred.
3. Procurement
The Subrecipient shall have i�s own procurem�r�t policies and procedures. 5aid
�o[icies shall meet the requirements of 2 CFR Part 200 Subpart D Procurement
Standards. The 5ubrecipient shall falfaw Managerrtenf 5tandards as r�toc[i#ied by
2�4 CFR 570.5a2(b) (3) (vi), covering use and dispasition of praperty.
4_ Copvriaht
if this Agreement resui�s En any copyrightable materia{ or inventions, the City
andlor federai ga�ernment reserves the right to roya{ty free, nan-exc�usive and
irrevocable license to reprod�ce, publish or ofherwise use and to authorize
others �o use #he work ar materials for governmenf pUrposes.
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E. OTHER PROGRAM REQUIREMENTS
'i. General Comal�ar�c�
The Subrecipient agrees to comply with the requirements of 24 CFR 570. Tne
Su��ecipi�nf also agrees to comply wifh al[ a�her applicabl� federal, stafe and
lacal laws, regu�ations, and policies go�erning its operations and fihe funds
provid�d under this Agreement. Th� Su�recipient agrees to remain currenfi or� ail
applicable taxes, ass�ssmenfs and flther go�ernm�ntal charges ar�d to maintain
all Subrecipien#owned property{ies} Er� campliance with a[I applicable Cify Cades.
Tf�e Subrecipier�t further a�re�s to use funds a�ailable under this Agreement to
supplement ratner than suppfant funds atherw�se availabf�.
2. Independent Contractor
Nothing cantained in this A�reemenf is i�ter�d�d to, or shall be construed in any
manr�er, as creating or estabfishing the relationship of employer/�mployee
befinieen the parties. Th� Su�recipient shaEl at all times remain an "independent
cont�-acfor" with respect ta fhe services to be performed �nder this Agreement.
Exce�t for th� ����fits an� stipulated amounts indicated under this Agreemenf,
the City shall be exemPt fram payment of all U�emPlayment Compensafifor�,
FICA, retirement, �ife andlor medical insurance and Workers' Compensation
Insurance as the Su�reciPienfi is an independen� cohtrac#o�.
The 5ubrecipient shall be responsible for hirirtg all program personnel. All such
p�rsonnel shalf be considered to be employees of the Subrecipient.
3. Hold Harml�ss and Indemnification
TY�e Subrecipient, its agents and any assign��s si�all agree to hold harmless and
indemnify �he City and its agertts, officials and employees against a!1 suits,
claims, damages, an� losses, includi�g attomey fees fhat may be based on any
injury to person or praper�y due #a negiiger�t acts, errors or omissions of the
Su�recipienf.
�-. WarEcer's Compensa�ion
The Subrecipient shall pro�ide Vllorker's Compensation Insurance coverage per
lowa Stat� Code, Chapter 8�.
5. Insurance & Bnn�inq
The Subrecipient shal! carry suffic�ent insuranc� co�erage ta protect cor�frac�
assefs from loss due #o theft, fraud andlor physicaE dama�e and as a minimum
shal! purchase a b�ank�t�ideli�ty bond co�ering afl employees in an amaur�t equal
to cash advances�rom the Ci#y.
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The Subrecipient shall comply with the bor�ding and insurance requiremen�s af 2
CFR 200 and any apPlicable sfafie and local re�uir�m�nts for ir�surance and
bor�ding. 5ubrecipient shall meet the stricfesf stan�ard for bonding and
insurance coverage.
6. Cit�r Recoanitio�
The Subrecipient shall insure recognifion of the role of the City in �rovidfng
services through this Agreement. All acti�iti�s, facifities, and items used
pursuant#a this Agreement shall be praminen#�y labeled as to funding source. In
the e�ent that a program fiunded thraugh CDBG is described in iiterature,
newspap�r articles, TV repor�s and other public medium, t�e Su�recipienf must
give credEf#a the Gity and the CDBG program.
T. Amendments
ThE City or Subrecipient may amend #his Agreemen� at any time provided that
such amencfinents make specific reference fo this Agreement and are executed
in writing and signed by a d�aly authorized representati�e af both organizations.
The deadline for amendments in any �rograrn year is March 31, un[ess extended
af the sole discrefion of the City in extraordir�ary circumstances. Such
amendments shall not invalidate this Agre�ment, nar relieve ar release �he CiEy
or Subrecipient fram i�s obligations �nder this Agreemenfi.
The City may amend this Agreement to conform wifh federal, state or local
governmental �uidelir�es, poiicies and availab[� �€�anding amounts, or for ofher
reasor�s. If such amendm�nt results ir� a cha�ge in the funding, the scope of
ser�ices, or sch�du�e of#he acti�i�ies to be undertaken as par� of this Agreement,
such modifications will b� incarporated only by written amendment signed by
�ot� City and Subrecipient.
8. RELOCATION, PROPERTY ACQUiS�T14N AND ONE-FOR-ONE HOUSING
REPLACEMENT
The Subrecipient agrees to comply w�fh (a) the Uniform Relocatian Assistance and
Real Property Acquisi�ion Policies Act of 1970, as amended (URA), and
implementing regulations at 49 CFR Part 24 and 24 C�R 570_606(b}; (b) the
req�irements of 24 CFR 570.606(c) governing the Residential Anti-dispfacement and
Relocation Assistance Plan under section 1 Q�(d} of the HCD Act; and {c} the
requirements in 24 CFR 570.606(d) go�erning optianal r�locatian poficies. The
Subrecipi��t shall provide relocation assistance fio displaced persons as defned �y
24 CFR 57a.606(b)(2) that are displaced as a direct result of acquisition,
r�habilitation, demolition or canversian for a CDBG-assisted project. The
Subrecipient also agrees to comply with applicaL�I� Recipient ordinances, resolutions
and po�icies concerning the displacement of persons from their residences.
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9. F�de�al Sfiat� and L.ocal Law A licabili
By�irtue of the federal fundi�g pro�ided for under this agr�ement, fhe parti�s hereto
shafl be bour�d by and adhere ta all appficabl�federaf, state, ar�d local laws, rules,
policies, orders and dir�ctions, inciuding by way of specification btat not iimit�d to the
fa[lowing:
- Title VI of the Ci�il Righfs Acf of 'i 964, as amended;
- The Fair Housing Act—Title VII I of fhe Ci�il R�gh#s Acf o� 19fi$, as amended;
- Sectior� 1Q4{6) of Title I of the Ho�sEng and Communitjr Developm�:nt Act of
�974, as amended;
- Section 109 o�F Titl� I of the Housing and Community De�elopment Act of
'1974, as amende�;
- Sectio� 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of �973,
- The America�s wi#h Disabilities Acf of 1990, as am�nded;
- Section 3 af the Housing & Cflmmunity De�elapment Act af �i968 �92 U.S.C.
1701 u};
- The Age Discrimina#ion Act of'1975, as amended;
- Executive Order 11063, as amended by Executive Order 'f2259 (im�lemen�ed
in 24 CFR Part 'f 07�;
- Executive �rder 'i'i246 (as amended by Execu#ive Orders 'I7375 and 92086)
-- Equai Oppor�unity U�der HUD contracts and HUD-assiste� construction
Cor�tracts;
- Age Discrimir�atior� in Employment Act of 1567, as amended.
- Chapter 2�6 af the lowa Ci�i� Rights Act of 'i 965, as amer�ded
- The Equal Pay Act of 'i 983, as amended.
- The Civil Rig}�ts Act of '199'I, as am�nded
- Davis-Bacon Act, as amended, where applica��e under Section 110 of�he
Housing and Community Deve�opment Act ofi 1974, as amended;
- Confiract Work Hours and Safety Standards Act;
- Copeland Anti-Kicfcback Act;
- CARES Acf of 2d2q;
- lawa Ci�il Rights Act o� '!965, as amended,
- Dubuque C9vi[ Rig�ts Ordinar�ce, C[fiy af Du�uque Code of �r�inances, Title
8, and.
- Others as applEcable
and shafl inc��cie compliar�ce witt� these provisions in ev�ry subconfirac� or
�urchase order, specifically or by referer�ce, so f�at such pro�isior�s wilI be
binding u�on each of its own sui�contractors_
'10_Nondiscrimination
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No person shafl be excluded from or denied th� benefts of Su�recipient's service
or programs ar be denied emplayment on the basis of race, color, religion, creecl,
sex, sexual flrientafion, gender identity, national origin, ancestry, age, menta� or
physica! disabi�ity, marital status or fiamifial s�atus. The Subrec�pient will �a�e
affirmative actian to ensure fhat all employmen# practices are free from such
discrimir�ation and state that it is an Equai O�por�unity o� Affirmafive Action
employer.
'f�. W1MBE
TI�e Subrecipie�t wil! use i�s best effar�s to afFord minorify — and women-ownecE
business enterpris�s �a# least fifty-one (51) �ercen� owned and confroiled by
minority group member or women) the maximum practicahie o�port�n�ty fio
participate i� the performance of t�is Agreernent.
12.Lar�d Covenants
This can#ract is subject to t�e requir�ments o�Title VI of the Ci�il Rights Act of 'I964
and 24 C�R 57a.G0� �nd 570.�Q2. In regard to the sale, lease, or other transfer of
fanc! acquired, cleared or imp�o��d with assistar�ce provided under�his contract, th�
Subrecipienf shall cause or require a cfl�enant runnirtg wEth the land to be i�serted in
the deed or I�ase for such transfer, prohibiting discrimination as i��rein defined, in
the saEe, iease or renfal, or in the use or occupancy of such land, or i� any
improvements erected or to be erec�ecf fhereon, providing thaf-the Recipient and the
Unifed States are beneficiarEes of and ent�tled to enforce s�cl� covenants. The
Su�recipient, in ur�dertaking its abligation to carry out the program assist�d
hereunder, agrees fo tafce sucf� measures as are n�c�:ssary fo enforce such
co�enant, and will nat itself so discriminate.
93.Assiqr�abifitv
The Subrecipient shall not assign or transfer any interest �n this Agreement
with�ut the prior written cansent of th� City ti�ereto; provided, however, that
claims for maney due ar to becom� due from to the subrecipient trom the City
under fhis Agreement may be assigned �o a banEc, tri.ist company, or oth�r
financial insti�ufion witi�out such approval. Notice of any such assignment or
trar�sfer sha[I be furnished promptly to tf�e City. No real praperty acquired,
impro��d or otherw�se in�esfed in with CDBG funds, inc�uding loan poriFafios
attributable to the use of CDBG funds, may be assigned, trar�sferred or sold
withouf the �rior written consent of the City fhereto.
14.Conflict of Interest
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T�te 5ubrecipient agr�es to abide by t�t� provisions of 2Q� CFR 57Q.69� and 2
CFR Par� 2�Q with respect fo co�flic�s of irtterest. Requests for exceptions, as
permitted by federa! regulafions, must be made in the manner �r�scribed by the
CI�/.
1�.Hatch Act
The 5ubrecipient agrees that no funds provided, nor personnel �mp[oyed ur�der
this Agreem�nt, s�all be in any way or to any extent er�gaged in the cor�duct o� p�litical
activities in violatifln of Chapter 'f 5 of TitEe V of the U.S.C.
9 6.Lobbyinc�
The S��recipient �er�by certifies fhat:
a. NQ federai funds ap�ropriated under this agreement ha�e been �aid or will be
�aid, by or on behaff of it, to any person for influencir�g or attempting to
inffuence an officer or employee of any ag��cy, a Member of Congress, an
afficer or emp[ayee of congress, or an emplayee ofi a Member of Congress in
canr�ec#ion with the awarding af any f�dera] contract, the maEcing af any
fed�raf grant, the maK�r�g of any federal loan, tl�e enterir�g into of any
coop�rative agreement, and the extension, cantinuation, renewaf,
amendment, or modi�cafion of any federa[ contract, grant, loan or cooperati�e
�greement;
b. If any �'unc�s other than federal appropriated funds �ave b�en paid or will be
paid to any person for influencing or attempting to influe�ce an of�icer or
em�foyee ofi any agency, a Member af Cangress, an officer or Employee af
Congress, or an employee of a Memf�er of Congress in connection with fhis
�ederal contract, grant, foan, or cooperative agreement, it wiil compiete ancf
submft Standarc� Form-LL.L, "Disclosure Form ta Repor� Lobbyin�," i�
accardanc�with Ets instructions;
c. [t wilf require that tF�e language af paragrap� (d} of this certification be
included i� the award dacumer�ts for all subawards at a11 tiers (including
s�bcor�tracts, su�grants, a�d contracts �and�r gran�s, [oans, and caoperative
agreements) and that all Subrecipients shall certi�'y and disclose a:ccordrngly;
d. This certifcation is a material re�resentation of fact upon which reliance was
placed when this transaction was made or entered into. Submission of this
certificatiort is a prerequisite for making or entering in#o this transaction
imposed by section 13�2, #itle 3'[, U.S.C. Any person who fails to file th�
required certifcation shall be sub�scf tv a civil penalfy of not fess th�n
$'I O,OQO ar�d not more than $100,Q�0 far such faiEure.
17. Restricfions
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The Subrecipi�nt is prohibifed from using CDBG funds or personnel employed in
the administratian of the program far pofiticai purposes, or to engage in other
partisan political activities, sectarian, o�' refigious acti�ities or nepatism acti�ities.
18. Enviranmentai 5�andards
24 CFR Part 5$; 24 CFR 570.6D4; and Sec#ian 'I 04(g) HCD
The Su6recipi�nt agrees to comp[y witi� the policies of �he 1Vational
E�tvironmental Policy Ac� ot 1969. The Purpose of this Act is to attain fhe widest
use a� the environment withou# degradation, risk to i�ea[th or safety or other
undes�ra��e and unintended consequences.
19.Air Water and Solid Waste
TF�� Subrecipient agrees to com�ly wit� fhe following requirements insofar as
they apply to �he p�rtormance of fhis Agreement:
- The Clean AirAct, 42 U.S_C. 74a1, et seq., as amended.
- Federal Water Poilution Controf Act, as amended, 33 U.S.C_ 125'1, e�seq., as
amended, 'i3'iS relating fo inspecfion, manitoring, entry, reports, an�
ir�formation, as wel[ other requir�ments specified in said Section 114 and �
Section 308, ancf al� regulatians and guidelines issued fihereunder,
- Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) regulations pursuant fo 40 CFR Part
5D, as amended.
� Th� Safe Drinking Wafier Ac� of 9974 {42 U_S.C. 20�, 3�0 {� �f seq_, and 2�
U_S.C. 349) as amended;
- �2, U.S.C. 690� et seq., as amended.
2fl.Flood Disas�er Protection
In acco�dance wi�h th� requirements af fhe Flood Disas�er Protectior� Act of ��73,
�he Subreci�i�nt sha�l assure that for acti�ities lacated in an area identifiied by the
Federa[ Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) as ha�ing sp�cial �lood hazarc�s,
ffoo� ins�arance under the Nafional Flood Insurance Program is obfained and
mai�fained as a condition o� fnancial assistance tor acquisition or construcfiion
�ur�oses, incfuding rehabi[itation.
21,L.ead-Based Paint
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The Su�r�cipient agrees that any construction ar reha�ilitation o� residential
str�ctures with assisfance prov�ded u�der this Agre�ment shail be subject to HUD
Lead-Based Paint Regulations. Such regulafions pertain fio alf CC}BG-assis��d
housing and r�quire that a�l owners, prospecti�e owners, and tenants ofr �raper�ies
constructec� prior ta �978 be properly noti�iec� that such proper�ies may incl�cle �ead-
based paint. Such notifcafion shall point out fihe hazar�s of Iead-based pain� and
exp�ain the symptoms, treatment and precautions that shauld be taker� when dealing
with lead-based paint poisoning and t�e advisabifity and a�ailabElify of blood lea�
I�ve[ screenir�g for children under sev�n (7). Tl�e notice should also poir�t out that if
lead-based paint is �ound on fhe property, abatement measur�s may be undertaken.
Th� regulations furt�ter require that, depending on the amaunt of federal funds
applied #o a pro�erty, paint #esting, risk assessrnenfi, treafinen# ar�dlor abatem�nt
may b� conciucte�.
22.Historic Preservation
T�e Subrecipient agrees to comply with the Histaric P�eservation requirements set
forth in fhe Nationai Historic Preservation Act of 9966, as amended and t�te
procedures set�orth by the Advisary Council on Historic Pr�servation Procedures for
Protection of Historic Properties, insofar as tf�ey ap�ly to the �erFormance o�€ this
agr�ement.
In general, this requires concurrence from fhe State Histaric Preservafiion Offic� for
all rehabifitation ar�d ciemalifiion of historic prop��ties fhat are �ifty {50} years o[d or
older or fhat are included on a federal, stat�, or iocal historic properEy fist.
F. REMEDIES FOR NON-COMPLIANCE A1VD TERM�NATCON
1. R�medies�or Rloncom liance
If the City af any fime �etermines �h� Subrecipienf materially fails �o comply with
any term af fhis Agreement, ar with any of the ru[es, regufations, or Provisions
referred to herein, the City may use any ar a![ of t�e remedies a!lawed under 2
CFR Part 200.338 ar�d 200.339 �o ensure compliance_ T�e City may also im�ase
addit�onal specific award condEtions as r�eeded at any t�me to ensure complianc�
in accordance with 2 CFR Part 2Q�_207. Possible remedies include:
a. Warninq
Issuance of a written warnir�g citing th� �ialation ti�at has occurred, and a
cEeadline when the vio[ation must be r�medied if if is stil[ occurring.
�. Withholdinq Pa,�t
Withholding of funds by the Ciiy until the Subrecipient is found to b� in
comp�iance f�y the City.
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c. Grant Adiusfinent
Adjustment En fhe payment me�hod or red�c�ion of tf�e gran� to fihe Subr�cipient
when fhere is noncompliance and the violatian ci#ed has not been remedied as
specified.
d. Reimbursement
Reim�ursem�nt by the Su�recipient wifh non-CDBG funds for CDBG fur�ds
which �a�e not been spent in accardanc� with this Agreem�nt.
e. Termination
Termination of funds in whole or in part E�y the City if the Subrecipient materEally
faifs to compiy with any term or condifiion of this Agreement or with any of the
ru[es, regufatio�ts ar provisio�s referre� ta herein, or �or cause as al�owed in 2
CFR Par� 2�0.339. In the event of termination of#his award, irt accordance with 2
CFR Part 200.340(c}, the information require� under #he Federal Funding
Accountability and Transparency Act (FFATA) must be �ro�ided to the Federa�
1lUeb site establish�d to �Fulfill the r�quireme�ts of FFATA, and update or
notification must be provided to any other relevant go�ernmentwide systems or
entities of any ir�dicafions af poor performance as required by 41 U.S.G. 417b
and 31 U.S.C. 332'! and imp�em�nting guidance at 2 CFR Part 77'. Additionally,
th� requirements for Suspension and Debarment at 2 CFR Part 'i 80 may apply_
f. Non�articipation
Prohibition of the Su6reci�ient from future par�icipation in �he CDBG program if
the Subrecipient has no� complied witi� tne action administered 6y the City.
g. Terrr�ination for Convenience
TY�is Agreement may be terminated in whoie or in par� by either party upon .
�roviding the other party a written, ni�tety (90) day nfltice, in which case the City
and Subreci�ient shall agree upon the termination conditions, induding the
effective dat�, �he dispositian of agreement amounts, and in the case of par�ial
termination the portion ta �e #erminated. However, if, in the case of partial
terminatian, the City determines that the remaining por�ion of the award wil� no#
accomplish the purposes for which the award was made, and the award is
t�rminated in its enfirety, Subrec�pient shall prompfly repay to the City fhe full
granf amount or tha� portion a� the amount which has been disbursed to
SubrecipEent prior to such terminatian.
h. Termination due to Loss of Funds
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This Agreement wilf terminate in ful� or in part, a# t�e discretion of the City, in t�e
event the Cify suffers a loss of funding or termination of the federal funds which
permits it �o fund this grant. In the e��r�t the City suffers such a [ass of fundi��,
the City will give �he Subrecipient as much written notice as possible which wi11
sefi�orth the effecti�� date of ful� or partial fermination, or if a change ir� funding is
required, setting fo�th the c�tange in funding and �he changes in approved
budge�.
G. REVERSION OF ASSETS
9. Pro ram Assets Rev�:rsion
Upon fhe expiration of this Agr�emen#, fhe 5uhr�cipient shal� fra�tsf�r to the City
any CDBG funds ort hartd at fhe time of expiration and any accounfs receivable
attributable to the use of CDBG funds. All �rogram assets (unexpended program
income, praperty, equipment, etc.) shall re�er�to fhe City upon termination of fhis
Agreemenf, ur�less addressed under a�oth�r agreement as provided in Sec#ian
C.
2. Real Pro e Reversion
Any rea� proPerty under the Subrecipient's controf fhat was acquir�d or improved
in whol� or in part with CDBG funds (including CDBG funds pro�ided to t�e
Subrecipient in the form af a loan) in excess of$2�,OQQ shalf camp[y with either
of fhe fol�owing:
a. Nationai Ob'ective Cam liance
Us�d to meet one ofi the national objecfives in 24 CFR 570_2�8 unt�l five
years after expira#ion of this Agreement, or for such lo�ger period af �ime as
determined to �e appropriate by tk�e Ci�y; or
b. National_Objecti�e Noncompliance
Not used in accordance with Section G (2) (a} of this Agreement, ir� wi�ich
event th� Subrecipient shall pay to the City an amount eq�a] to the current
market value of the property fess any portion of #he Walue attributab[e to
expenditures of nan�CDBG funds fiar the acquisi�ion of, or improvemen� to,
#he proper`ty. The payment is program income to the City. �No paym�nt is
required af�er the period of f�me speci�ed irt Sectiort G (2) {a) of this
Agreement.}
H. MISCELLANEOUS
'i. Subreci�i�nt Leqal AutF�oritv
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By using this Agreement, the 5ubrecipi�nt warrants and re�resents that i� has the
requisite authority and capacity ta pertorm al[ �terms ar�d conditions on Subrecipier�t's
part�o be perForme� here��c�er.
2. Waiver
a. No candifions or pro�isians of thfs Agreement can be wai�ed unless
approved by the Cit}r in writing.
b. The Gity's fai�ure �o insist upon the sfrict Per�ormance of any pravision
of this Agreement or to exercise any right basecf upon breach will not
canstitute a waiver af any rights under this Agreement.
3. Desiqnatian of Officiafs
City designates �he City Manager or the Cify Manager's designee as its
a�thoriz�d represenfiative with respect to fhe work to be perFormed under thi�
Agreemenf incfuding, bt�f not limited to, the ab�liiy to exectate any cl�anges irt fhe
terms, conditior�s, or amounts sp�cified in #his Agreemen� .
The Board Chair of fhe Subr�cipient or designee is #he official authflrized to
exec�t� any changes in tF�e terms, conditions or amounts specifi�d in this
Agreement.
�. Sp�cial Conditions�€or Reiease of Funds
Funding of the amount stipulated i� Section 3 and Exhibit C of this Agreement
will not be releas�d to the Subrecipient by the Cit3r until the Subrecipien�
demonstrates campliance with fhe Section D ('�).
5_ Code af Conduct
The City expects that Subrecipients and any su�contractors of Subrecipier�ts to
demonsfraf� cour�esy, consideration and promptness in dealing with the pub�ic,
program par�ici�ants, th� City, and other governmental agencies.
6. Aqr�ement Coveraqe
T�is Ensfrum�r�t along wifh any ExhibEts and the grant appficatian co�tain the
enfire agreernent between t�e parties. Any sta�ements, inducements or�
promis�s not cor�tained wil� not be bindiRg upon the parties. This Agreement wili
�e binding upon the successars in affice of the respecti�� parties_
7. Se_v_erability
�f any �aro�ision of �his Agreemer�t is F�e[d invalid, the remainder of the
Agreement sha�l nat be affected thereby and all ofher �arts of this Agr�em�nt
shalE nevertheless be in -€uli force and effect.
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8. Notice to Proceed
The Citjr wi�l issue a Notice to Proceed to fhe Subrecipien�#a incur costs reiative
to the program impiementatian.
9_ Exhibits.
All Exhibi#s are l�ereEay incorporated �nto this Agreement,
10. Natices
Notices req�ir-ed �y this Agreement shall be in writing artd delivered �ia ma�l,
comm�rcial co�rier, or �ersana� delivery or senfi by facsimi[e or other e[ectronic
means. Any natice deli�ered or sent as aforesaid shail �e effecti�e on the dafe
af delivery or ser�ding. Ai[ notices and other written communicatians �nder this
Agreement shal� be addressed fio fhe individua[s in fhe capacities indicated
befow, u�less oth�rwise modi�ed by subsequer�f writt�n nofi�ce.
City Suhrecipient
Mary Bridget Corken-Deu#sch Judy Wolf, Presid��t
Community D��elopment Specialisf SS E�ent Center, LLC
Housing & Co�nmunity De�. Dept Marita Theis�n Childcare Center
350 W. 6th Street, Suite 312 1584 White SfrE�t
Dubuque, IA 52009 Dubuque, !A 5200'I
'11, Com lia�ce with Laws. 5ubreci ient shall be res onsible for Iaws at #he
federal state and focai fevel.
12. Go�ernina Law. This Agre�mer�t is a contract executed under and ta �e
constru�d under the laws of fhe State of lowa. Any Iegal actior� arising out of or
related to this Lease shali be bro�tght in a court of competent jurisdiction in
Dub�que C�unty, lowa.
'i3. Section Headings and Subheadings.
Tf�e section headings and subheadings contained in this Agreement are
i�clucEed for convenience on[y and shall na# limit or otherwis� affect the terms of
this Agreement.
'!4. CONTRACTOR WARRANTIES/GUARANTEES Con�eactors shalf
guarantee and warran�y th� woric doRe pu�suant fo a GDBG project tor a period
of two �2} years. in addition, Cor��racfgr sha1) fumish property owRers with all
manufacturers' and suppiiers' written guarantees and warranties cavering
materials and equipment fiurnished under the contract.
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IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the Parties have executed this Agreement as of the
day of August 7, 2023_
CITY OF DUBUQUE, IOWA, SS Event Center LLC,
50 W 13th Street Marita Theisen Childcare Center
Dubuque, Iowa 52001 1584 White Street
Dubuque, Iowa 52001
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Si nature ��(
Si Lure
Pr ident
aC`c,d rn . Tudid) WOW
Printed Name V Printed Name
Mayor President
Signature
Trish L. Gleason
AdrienneDreitfeIJir Assistant City Clerk
City Clerk
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LIST OF EXHIBITS
EXHEBIT A STATEMENT OF WORK
EXHCBIT B INCOME GUIDELINES
EXHIBIT A
STATENIENT OF WORK
Marifa Theisen Childcare Center will be resportsible for the improvement of a pu�f�c
facilify by performing:
• Renovatian of the hasement
o Add cade compliant handrail and guard to #he staircase
o Bui1d o�t bathr�om under the staircase area.
■ Drywafl
■ Plumbing fixt�res to tie into �xistfng plum�ing
■ Re-route sp�inider system as needed
� Install meehanical vent�an per code, to ex�aust to the ex�erior to
the east through existing chase
o Add structura[ flooring, maist�re �arriers, drywall, and shelving �o areas for
storage
Limited Clientele activifies benefit a specEfc targeted group of persons of which at teast
�1 percent must b� LMI. In order fo meet t�e LMI Limited Ciientele criteria, the acfivity
r�ust:
-- Serve af i�as#51 percert� RM�, as e�idenced by documentafion and data
concerning benefciary family size and income, and infarma�ion on occupants'
race and et�tr�icity and female-headed households;
— Have income-eligibility requirements which limit tF�e servic� to persons
meeting tf�e LMI incame requirement, as evidenced by the administering
ag�r�cy`s procedures, intake/�pp[ication forms, income [imits, and other
sources of documentafion;
— Be of such a nature and in a iocation �hat it may be concfuded �ha�the
activity's clientele are LMI.
ExHrB�r B
INC�ME GUiDEI�iNES
CITY OF' D�BUQUE, �A
INC�ME Gl11DELINES FOR
FINANCfAL ASSISTANCE
Income limits are defined and occasionaliy revised by tf�e U.S. Deparkment af Housing
anc! Urban De�efopment's estimated median family income.
A moderate-income �erson or family �as a total incame which faHs between t�e fiifty
{50) percent and eighty {80) p�rcent median for the area, adjusted for size.
A fow-income person, family, or hausehold �as a tota! income whici� fails be�inre�n thirty
(30} and fifty (5fl) perc�nt o�the median incame, adjusted for size, of fhe metro�olitan
area.
An extr�mely low�incom� �erson, family or househald has a to#a[ income w�ich is
�etween zera (0) and thirty (30) percent of the median income, adjusted fo�-siz�, of the
metrapolitan area.
The maximum income limits as of June 15, 2023 for�he Dubuque Metropolitan
SfatEstical Area are as falfows:
Household Beiaw 30% AMI Belaw 50% Belaw 8�% Above 80%
Size AM� AMI AMI
Famil 5ize 9: <$19,5�0 �$32,450 �$5�,900 >$5�,900
Fami� Size 2: �$22,250 �$37,050 �$�g,30� �$59,300
Famil Siz� �: <$25,050 �$41,700 �$66,70Q >$66,700
Famil Siz� 4 <$27,8Q0 �$46,3Q0 <$74,'i00 �$74,100
Fami! Size 5: <$30,0�0 <$5�,050 <$80,a�a >$80,Q5�
Famil Size 6: �$32,250 �$53,750 <$86,OOQ >$$6,000
Famil Size 7: �$34,5D0 �$57,450 �$9'f,900 �$9'1,900
Farnil Size S: �$36,70D �$61,15Q <$97,$50 �$97,850
Income limits �or CDBG funded �rograms can be found an the HUD Excha�ge
htt s:llwww.hudexchan e.infolresource/53341cdb �income-Iimitsl
Organizafions requir�d to verify income are encouraged fa use fhe CPD lncome
Eligibility Cafct�lator at htt s:l]www.hudexchan e.infolincomecalculatarl