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MiNUTES OF COMMUNiTY DEVELOPMENT ADVISORY
COMMISSIOt-J MEETING
DATE:
TIME:
PLACE:
May 12, 2004
6:30 p.m.
Carnegie Stout Library
360 W. 11 th Street! Dubuque, Iowa 52001
Chairperson Maloy called the meeting to order at 6:30 p.m. following staff assurance of
compliance with Iowa Open Meeting Law.
Commissioners Present: Paula Maloy, SVM Tom Wainwright Jim Giesen
Dave Oliver David Shaw Walter Pregler
Harrý Neustadt Chuck Isenhart Mike Gukeisen
Staff Present: David Harris Aggie Tauke Kris Neyen
Jerelyn O'Connor
Public Present: Mark Hantelmann Brooke Gassman Nan Colin
Chris Olson Chris Sullivan
Certification of Minutes. April 14. 2004
Commissioner Pregler moved to approve the April 14, 2004 meeting minutes as submitted.
Commissioner Wainwright seconded. Rol! c.aIL All present in favor. Motion passed.
Public Input
None.
New Business
Community Partnership (cp2) Grant Applications-
Review Committee Recommendations !
Proposed Amendment to Fy2005 Annual Plan - Non-Substantial Amendment
Aggie stated that nine applications were received requesting funding from the cp2 program.
There were: Visiting Nurse Association; St. Mark Community Center, Dubuque County
Historical Society; Audubon Elementary School; Four Oaks of Iowa; Gannon Center, Scenic
Valley Agency on Aging; Project Concern and Consumer Credit Counseling. She stated that
the cp2 Review Committee revie'wed the applications and is recommending the following
projects be funded: Visiting Nurse Association (Elderly Home-based Dental Program)-$5,114;
St. Mark Community Center (Kids Connection)-$7,000; Dubuque County Historical Society
(Ryan House Accessibilitÿ)-$17 ,580; Audubon Elementary Schoo! (Audubon Summer Sc-hoo!
Reading Program)-$17,244; Four Oaks Inc. of Iowa (HEART)-$28,672.Commission Giesen
recommended the Commission amend the FY 2005 Annual Action Plan to move $13,605 from
contingency to the cp2 program. This would allow increased funding to $30,000 for the Four
Oaks project (HEART) and provide $12,277 funding for the Gannon Center (Transportation!
Mental Health Skill Development).
Commissioner Giesen moved to approve the Committee's recommendation to amend the FY
2005 Annual Action Plan by moving $13,605 from the contingency to cp2. Commissioner
Neustadt seconded. Roll call. All present in favor. Motion passed.
Cómmissioner Giesen moved to approve the Committee's recommendations for cp2 awards
with Four Oaks funding at $30,000 and Gannon Center funding of $12,277. Commissioner
Pregler seconded. Roll call. Wainwright-nay. All others present in favor. Motion passed.
Commissioner Giesen requested that the record show tllat tile reason Scenic Valley was not
recommended for funding was that in their proposal there was no funding for professional
installation of the products.
Four Oaks - Request for Extension of cp2 Grant
Chris Olson, Executive Director of Four Mounds, and Chris Sullivan, Four Oaks, submitted a
request for an extension of time to expend their current cp2 grant to July 31, 2004, in order to
continue the HEART Program throughout the summer. This would allow current participants to
earn summer school credit that would count toward their high school graduation requirements.
Commissioner Shaw moved to approve the request for extension of time. Commissioner
Pregler seconded. Roll call. Neustadt-nay. All others present in favor. Motion passed.
Neighborhood Grant App!ication -
Historic Bluffs Neighborhood Association - Avon Park
Jerelyn O'Connor stated that Historic Bluffs Neighborhood Association submitted an application
for $5,000 for improvements at Avon Park. These improvements would include repainting of
existing light poles and replacing wom wooden park benches and trash receptacles with
historically appropriate black metal strap trash receptacles and benches. The Review
Committee has recommended that this application be approved for funding. Commissioner
Giesen stated that the grant funds should not be used for payment of personnel benefits to
Leisure Services staff, therefore, saving $;26.33. Commissioner Pregler moved to approve the
Histm'Íc Bluffs grant for $4,873.67. Commissioner Shaw seconded. Roll call. Isenhart-abstain
Oust arrived). All others in favor. Motion passed.
Amendment to Northeast Iowa School of Music (NISOM) cp2 Grant
Aggie stated that Northeast Iowa School of Music is requesting to amend their cp2 grant by
moving $1,142 from the personnel category to supplies/services. After reviewing the request,
Commissioner Giesen moved to approve the request to move funds from personnel to
supplies/services. Commissioner Neustadt seconded. Roll call. All present in favor. Motion
passed.
Information Sharing
Consolidated Plan Process Update
Aggie reviewed the draft schedule for the Consoliáated Plan and stated that she will inform t'1e
Commission as more information becomes available.
3rt! Quarter CDBG Report
Aggie reviewed the 3rd quarter report for the FY 2004 Annual Action Plan on the expenditures of
funds and their activities. The Commission noted that t'1e Housing Rehab Se!vices and Staff
and the Homeowner Rehabilitation had inadvertently been reversed for the 3"d quarter. Aggie
will revise the report. Questions were raised regarding the Tri-State Community Health Center
application, Which was denied a federal grant necessary to implement the project and use the
cp2 grant. Aggie stated that they may be requesting an extension for the cp2 grant.
Commissioner Neustadt requested information regarding the amount shown in the historic
preservation grant program. He was under the impression that all funds had been expended,
therefore, no carryover had occurred. Staff will bring information back to the Commission
regarding the historic preservation grant program.
Proposed Demolition Variance Update
Aggie distributed the proposed revisions to the demolition district regulations as requested by
the Commission and presented to the Historic Preservation Commission. Commissioner
Pregler moved to approve the proposed revisions as submitted and forward to the Historic
Preservation Commission for approval. Commissioner Oliver seconded. Roll call. All present
in favor. Motion passed.
Kay Helbing, Principal of Audubon School, addressed the Commission to thank them for aii the
funding they have received over the years. She also thanked Jerelyn O'Connor for all her help
in making the summer reading program possible.
Commissioner Isenhart stated that he has not been notified of any meetings regarding the
downtown school. Commissioner Pregler stated that Isenhart should contact Donna Bauerly
and request notification of meetings.
David reported that the Iowa Finance Authority Board will be holding its June meeting here in
Dubuque. June 1 there will be a trolley tour with an aftemoon ceremony on June 2nd for DB& T,
Dupaco, and Dutrac at a homeowner's property that received IFA funding.
Adioumment
There being no further business, Commissioner Oliver moved to adjourn. Commissioner
Pregler seconded. Motion passed by voice vote. Meeting was adjourned at 7:45 p.m.
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Rehabilitation Specialist
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Community Development Specialist
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MiNUTES OF CûMMUNrï{ DEVELOPMENT ADVISORY
COMMISSION MEETING
DATE:
TIME:
PLACE:
Mav 12. 2004
6:30 p.m.
Carnegie Stout Library
360 W. 11 th Street! Dubuque, Iowa 52001
Chairperson Maloy called the meeting to order at 6:30 p.m. following staff assurance of
compliance with Iowa Open Meeting Law.
Commissioners Present: Paula Maloy, SVM Tom Wainwright Jim Giesen
Dave Oliver David Shaw Walter Pregler
Harrý Neustadt Chuck isenhart Mike Gukeisen
Staff Present: David Harris Aggie Tauke Kris Neyen
Jerelyn O'Connor
Public Present: Mark Hantelmann Brooke Gassman Nan Colin
Chris Olson Chris Sullivan
Certification of Minutes. April 14. 2004
Commissioner Pregler moved to approve the April 14, 2004 meeting minutes as submitted.
Commissioner Wainwright seconded. Rol! c.a!!. AI! present in favor. Motion passed.
Public Input
None.
New Business
Community Partnership (cp2) Grant Applications-
Review Committee Recommendations /
Proposed Amendment to Fy2005 Annual Plan - Non-Substantial Amendment
Aggie stated that nine applications were received requesting funding from the cp2 program.
There were: Visiting Nurse Association; St. Mark Community Center, Dubuque County
Historical Society; Audubon Elementary School; Four Oaks of Iowa; Gannon Center, Scenic
Valley Agency on Aging; Project Concem and Consumer Credit Counseling. She stated that
the cp2 Review Committee reviewed the applications and is recommending the following
projects be funded: Visiting Nurse Association (Eiderly Home-based Dental program)-$5,114;
St. Mark Community Center (Kids Connection)-$7,000; Dubuque County Historical Society
(Ryan House Accessibility)-$17 ,580; Audubon Elementary Schoo! (Audubon Summer Schoo!
Reading Program)-$17,244; Four Oaks Inc. of Iowa (HEART)-$28,672.Commission Giesen
recommended the Commission amend the FY 2005 Annual Action Plan to move $13,605 from
contingency to the cp2 program. This would allow increased funding to $30,000 for the Four
Oaks project (HEART) and provide $12,277 funding for the Gannon Center (Transportation/
Mentai Health Skill Development).
Commissioner Giesen moved to approve the Committee's recommendation to amend the FY
2005 Annual Action Plan by moving $13,605 from the contingency to cp2. Commissioner
Neustadt seconded. Roll call. All present in favor. Motion passed.
Cómmissioner Giesen moved to approve the Committee's recommendations for cp2 awards
with Four Oaks funding at $30,000 and Gannon Center funding of $12,277. Commissioner
Pregler seconded. Roll call. Wainwright-nay. All others present in favor. Motion passed.
COmmissioner Giesen reQuested that the record show that the reason Scenic VaHey was not
re;~~me~d;;d f~r funding' was that in their proposal there was no funding for profešsional
installation of the products.
Four Oaks - Request for Extension of cp2 Grant
Chris Olson, Executive Director of Four Mounds, and Chris Sullivan, Four Oaks, submitted a
request for an extension of time to expend their current cp2 grant to July 31, 2004, in order to
continue the HEART Program throughout the summer. This would allow current participants to
eam summer school credit that would count toward their high school graduation requirements.
Commissioner Shaw moved to approve the request for extension of time. Commissioner
Pregler seconded. Roll call. Neustadt-nay. All others present in favor. Motion passed.
Neighborhood Grant Application -
Historic BiuITS Neighborhood Association - Avon Park.
Jerelyn O'Connor stated that Historic Bluffs Neighborhood Association submitted an application
for $5,000 for improvements at Avon Park. These improvements would include repainting of
existing light poles and replacing worn wooden park benches and trash receptacles with
historically appropriate black metal strap trash receptacles and benches. The Review
Committee has recommended that this application be approved for funding. Commissioner
Giesen stated that the grantfunds should not be used for payment of personnel benefits to
Leisure Services staff, therefore, saving $;26.33. Commissioner Pregler moved to approve the
Historic Bluffs grant for $4,873.67. Commissioner Shaw sec.onded. Roll call. Isenhart-abstain
Oust arrived). All others in favor. Motion passed.
Amendment to Northeast Iowa School of Music (NISOM) cp2 Grant
Aggie stated that Northeast Iowa School of Music is requesting to amend their cp2 grant by
moving $1,142 from the personnel category to supplies/services. After reviewing the request,
Commissioner Giesen moved to approve the request to move funds from personnel to
supplies/services. Commissioner Neustadt seconded. Roll call. All present in favor. Motion
passed.
!nform..tion Sharina
Consolidated Plan Process Update
Aggie reviewed the draft schedule for the Consolidated Pian and stated that she will inform the
Commission as more information becomes available.
3I'Ó Quarter CDBG Report
Aggie reviewed the 3rd quarter report for the FY 2004 Annual Action Plan on the expenditures of
funds and their activities. The Commission noted that the Housing Rehab Services and Staff
and the Homeowner Rehabilitation had inadvertently been reversed for the 3od quarter. Aggie
will revise the report. Questions were raised regarding the Tri-State Community Health Center
application, which was denied a federal grant necessary to implement the project and use the
cp2 grant. Aggie stated that they may be requesting an extension for the cp2 grant.
Commissioner Neustadt requested information regarding the amount shown in the historic
preservation grant program. He was under the impression that all funds had been expended,
therefore, no carryover had occurred. Staff will bring information back to the Commission
regarding the historic preservation grant program.
Proposed Demolition Variance Update
Aggie distributed the proposed revisions to the demolition district regulations as requested by
the Commission and presented to the Historic Preservation Commission. Commissioner
Pregler moved to approve the proposed revisions as submitted and forward to the Historic
Preservation Commission for approval. Commissioner Oliver seconded. Roll call. All present
in favor. Motion passed.
Kay Helbing, Principal of Audubon School, addressed the Commission to thank them for aii the
funding they have received over the years. She also thanked Jerelyn O'Connor for all her help
in making the summer reading program possible.
Commissioner Isenhart stated that he has not been notified of any meetings regarding the
downtown school. Commissioner Pregler stated that Isenhart should contact Donna Bauerly
and request notification of meetings.
David reported that the Iowa Finance Authority Board will be holding its June meeting here in
Dubuque. June 1 there will be a trolley tour with an aftemoon ceremony on June 2nd for DB& T,
Dupaco, and Dutrac at a homeowner's property that received IFA funding.
Adjournment
There being no further business, Commissioner Oliver moved to adjoum. Commissioner
Pregier seconded. Motion passed by voice vote. Meeting was adjourned at 7:45 p.m.
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Rehabilitation Specialist
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Community Development Specialist
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