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Vermont
HUD Consolidated Plan
The State's HUD Consolidated Plan
constitutes the State's application for, and outlines priorities
for use of funds provided to the State for the Community Development
Block Grants (CBDG), Home Investment Partnerships (HOME), Emergency
Shelter Grants (ESG), and Housing Opportunities for Persons with
AIDS (HOPWA). The goals of the plan are to provide decent housing,
assure a suitable living environment, and expand economic opportunities
for Vermont's citizens. The Department updates the plan annually
and does a major rewrite of the Con Plan every five years. Click
here to go to 2005-2010 Consolidated
Plan.
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2010 - 2015
Consolidated Plan
2012 Action Plan
Check here for information about
the Consolidated Planning process for 2012.
NOTICE
OF PUBLIC HEARING
The State of Vermont's
Department of Economic, Housing and Community Development will
conduct a public hearing in preparation of developing its 2012
Action Plan for the HUD Consolidated Plan for 2010-2015, to hear
views about the State's housing and community development needs,
including priority non-housing community development needs and
development of proposed activities, and review past performance
related to its HUD Consolidated Plan. The plan constitutes the
State's application for, and outlines priorities for use of approximately
$12 million in Federal funding provided annually to the State
for the Community Development Block Grants (CBDG), Home Investment
Partnerships (HOME), and Emergency Solutions Grants (ESG). The
goals of the plan are to provide decent housing, assure a suitable
living environment, and expand economic opportunities for Vermont's
citizens. The current State's Consolidated Plan is available on
the Department's website www.dhca.state.vt.us/housing.
A Substantial Amendment to the 2011 Action Plan for the Emergency
Solutions Grant for the additional $200,000 allocation will also
be discussed.
At this time there will
also be an informational gathering discussion to assist in the
Substantial Amendment to the Consolidated Plan and development
of the application to HUD for the plan and use of the $21,660,211
of CDBG Disaster Assistance funds for recovery, primarily from
Tropical Storm Irene.
The date of the hearing
is Monday, February 13, 2012 from 2:30 p.m. to 3:15 p.m. at the
Pavilion Auditorium in the Pavilion Office Building located at
109 State Street; Montpelier, Vermont. The hearing room is handicapped
accessible. Accommodations for persons with disabilities, and
interpreters to meet the needs of non-english speaking persons
will be made available upon request. Requests should be directed
to Arthur Hamlin at (802) 828-3211; TTY#1-800-253-0191, or in
writing to Arthur Hamlin, Housing Program Coordinator, Vermont
DEHCD, 1 National Life Drive, 6th Floor, Montpelier, VT 05620
by 4:30 p.m. Friday, February 3, 2012.
Second Public hearing
will be held the same day and at the same location for Vermont's
Analysis of Impediments to Fair Housing Choice from 3:30pm to
5:30pm with the consultant, Mullin & Lonergan, present to
discuss the draft of the Analysis of Impediments to Fair Housing
Choice (AI) to the Stakeholders to provide an opportunity to ask
questions and clarification on the stated Impediments and Action
Plans for mitigation. In the evening there will be a Public Hearing
at the same location from 6:30-7:30pm for anyone unable to attend
the earlier hearing. The AI is an integral component of our federal
funding and this document is updated every five years.
PLEASE POST * LEGAL
NOTICE *
2011 Action Plan
Vermont
2011 HUD Consolidated Plan (1.1
MB)
The Department is pleased to announce
that the State's proposed HUD Consolidated Plan, 2011 Action Plan
was approved by HUD. Due to HUD funding cuts of 16.4% of CDBG
funds and 11.8% of HOME funds the following changes were made
to the Draft 2011 Action Plan.
- Reduce the number of VCDP Board Meetings from
6 to 5 in the next program year.
- Expand the requirement that communities with
inactive (as defined by Agency Procedures) VCDP/HUD funded RLF's,
commit at least 20% of the RLF balance on hand when applying
for VCDP Implementation Grants to include applying for all types
of VCDP Grants (Planning, Access Modification, Implementation
and Scattered Site). For Planning Grants only this wil be limited
to $7,500.
The Department's responses to written
comments are included in the Plan. Please check back here for
updates or additional information.
Approved
2010-2015 Vermont HUD Consolidated Plan and 2010 Action Plan
PDF
(2.52 MB)
Appendix D Results of the Online Survey is available
below.
Approved 2010-2015
Vermont HUD Consolidated Plan and 2010 Action Plan
Word
(564 Kb)
Appendix
A - Citizen Advisory Group (.doc)
Appendix
B - High Needs Communities (.doc)
Appendix
C - CDBG Distribution (PDF
1.7 MB)
Appendix
D - Online Survey Results (PDF
1.3 MB)
Appendix
E - Outcomes and Objectives Table (.doc)
Appendix
F - HUD Performance Audit (PDF
493 kb)
Glossary
- (.doc)
Community
Meetings Read public comments and meeting notes
Advisory Group
The Citizen Advisory Group encompasses
a broad range of constituents including representation from organizations
that are faith based, serve homeless and persons with disabilities,
seniors, public housing tenants, economic development and other
non-housing community development needs. Citizen Advisory Group
members are encouraged to attend two public hearings, usually
held in January and March. In addition, members of this group
are encouraged to distribute information about the consolidated
planning process to their constituents and people they serve.
Members of this group assist in stimulating involvement from a
wide constituency of people, especially participation from low
and moderate income people, people living in slum and blighted
areas and in areas where CDBG, HOME and ESG funds are used.
Members
List (updated,
May 2011)
January
26, 2010 meeting notes
February
16, 2009 meeting notes
March
16, 2009 meeting notes
2010 Vermont Housing Needs Assessment
In preparation of the 2010-2015
Consolidated Plan, a statewide housing needs study was conducted
by the Vermont Housing Finance Agency to assist the Department
in identifying priority housing needs of the state. The study
was funded by VHCB, VSHA, AHS, VHFA and the Department. The needs
study is made up of several fact sheets with an executive summary
("highlights") and detailed fact sheets covering demographics,
housing stock, homeowner housing, renter housing, elderly housing,
special needs, and race. more

Community
Meetings
In order to maximize opportunities
for public participation, five regional citizen outreach meetings
were held throughout the state in December 2009 and January 2010,
and an online survey was conducted.
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Barre Community Outreach Meeting
December 15, 2009, 5 P.M. at Barre City Hall. Poster
Public
comments / Meeting notes
West Rutland Community Outreach
Meeting December 16, 2009 at 4:00 P.M. at West Rutland Town
Hall Poster
Public
comments / Meeting notes
Brattleboro Community Outreach
Meeting January 12, 2010 at 11:00 A.M. Town of Brattleboro
Municipal Building Poster

Public
comments / Meeting notes
St. Albans Community Outreach
Meeting January 13, 2010 at 5:30 P.M. City of St. Albans City
Council Chamber Poster

Public
comments / Meeting notes
Village of Barton Community Outreach
Meeting January 14, 2010 at 4:00 P.M. at Memorial Hall Poster

Public
comments / Meeting notes
Online
Survey
Results
of Online Survey! Click
here (1.3 MB)
Consolidated
Plan Documents 2005 - 2010
2005
- 2010 Consolidated Plan (Includes) 2005 Action Plan
(2.05 MB)
Fair Housing Report: An
Analysis of Impediments to Fair Housing Choice ("AI")
is required by HUD in conjunction with the Consolidated Plan
process. Vermont competed its recent Fair Housing AI in 2006.
The Department will be having an updated Analysis of Impediments
Report in 2011. Please check our website for more information.
more
Printed copies of the 2005-2010
Consolidated Plan documents are available. Call 828-3211 or
email. Printed
copies of the 2009 Action Plan can be made available upon
request at the National Life Building, North Lobby, 6th Floor,
in Montpelier.
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