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The minimum operating reserve balanced needed to be about $48,000. It's short about $30,000. The <br />maintenance replacement reserve is $3,400.. She recommends that it be funded in total, instead of through a <br />payment plan, which must be approved by USBank. She agrees it should be a loan. You have first priority, if <br />those properties are sold, that the money comes back. She recommends charging an interest rate that is lower <br />than market rate, perhaps 1 <br />Steve made a motion that we transfer loan money from LHA cash maintenance replacement reserve funds to <br />the East Street Limited Partnership restricted cash operati-ng:reserve fund, in the exact amount needed to bring <br />it current, pursuant to the loan documents in the audit, and that LHA charge the East Street Limited <br />Partnership a 1% annual interest. <br />Terri seconded, all in favor. The motion passes unanimously. <br />Vipheatra said that during the audit the: promissory; note had an incorrect: interest rate. The revised note <br />corrects, what the original stated.. The 1.5% and .5 %interest rates were listed. <br />As of March 31', Lydia Street has a cash balance, .for :project reserve, of $27,000. If we continue spending <br />and receiving revenue at the rate of the first quarter, the,excess cash will be about $13,.780, which" would <br />cover the flooring. <br />Louisville Housing Authority Financial Statements, period ending March, shows rental income under budget <br />by 4 There was one vacancy at Lilac, and one unit. at Regal 2. <br />Sherri would like to see` if our budget,numbers are off. We have, been experiencing high occupancy., and <br />budgeting at 07 <br />Vipheatra detailed.total tenant charges, based on the financial inforriation provided in the board packets. <br />Lincoln Street Elderly Limited Partnership financial statements`show rental income is over budget by 2%, <br />about $1,300 Detailed total tenant charges; based on financial information provided in the board packets <br />East Street Limited Partnership show rental income is under budget by 2 There were two vacant units at <br />the end of March. Detailed financial information" is provided in the board packets. <br />HUD Public Housing Disposition <br />Chuck brought to the board,the critical task of the one year calendar for the disposition of public: housing <br />application,, In May the Clark team will -start the engagement for the portfolio analysis.: <br />Steve will ask Rob Kelly for the broker's analysis. <br />Steve said that, by default, Frank has been the Executive Director. The board is curious how Chuck fits into <br />that position. <br />Chuck said that, in the organizational structure, he is currently the Housing-Division Director for the <br />Department of Housing and Human Services; which embodies both Boulder County Housing. Authority and <br />the Louisville Housing Authority. Under Federal Statute there is an elected 'Executive Director formulated <br />by the County Housing Authority and County Commissioners who assumes the Director of the Louisville <br />Housing Authority, under the partnership management agreement.- It's up to the Louisville Housing <br />Authority how they choose to elect a future Executive Director. He suggests that Frank come to a board <br />meeting on a quarterlybasis. He will bring back information from that meeting that requires his attention. <br />
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