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Louisville Housing Authority <br /> 10/22/86 Pegs Two <br /> Baker reported that the special doorbell for the hearing <br /> impaired resident at Regal Square is not working correctly. <br /> Commissioner Rowland suggested a 24 volt relay system as • <br /> substitute. <br /> Baker vent on to report that the driveway at Hillside Square <br /> has been repaired to the City of Louisville's standards. The <br /> staff of the City of Louisville feels that if the driveway is <br /> unacceptable to LHA, LEA must bear the expense of any further <br /> modifications. <br /> 4. Executive Director's Report - Jim Liles <br /> Liles reported that the Automatic Laundry Company has agreed to <br /> reduce the cost per load on the laundry machines located at <br /> Regal Square to SOc. The LEA has agreed to accept a cut in the <br /> percentage of funds the LEA collects on those machines. <br /> Liles vent on to state that he and Chairman Rautenstraus had <br /> recently met with City of Louisville staff regarding a <br /> rehabilitation program for Louisville. The Louisville staff is <br /> receptive to the idea of rehab funds to rehabilitate <br /> owner-occupied houses on Front and Main Streets using Community <br /> Block Grant Program (CDIG) funds and rehabilitation of rental <br /> units through the State of Colorado Rental Rehabilitation <br /> Program. The CDBG funds are available through the Department of <br /> Local Affairs, and applications for those funds must be <br /> submitted by January. <br /> The LCDC four-plax transfer is still pending. <br /> Liles also reported that the tri-plea unit is still for sale to <br /> LEA. The tri-plex is valued at 6130,000. However, the LHA does <br /> not presently have the funds for • down payment on the property. <br /> Liles stated that he will research the possibility of using <br /> Section 8 Moderate Rehabilitation funds to subsidize the <br /> purchase of the units. <br /> S. Other Business <br /> Vice-Chair Carlyle made • motion that the weight limit in the <br /> Pet Policy be changed to a maximum weight of thirty (30) pounds. <br /> Commissioner Stead seconded the motion. There was no further <br /> discucssion. The motion was approved and carried. The vote was <br /> as follows: <br /> AYES: Rowland, Stead, Jones, Neill <br /> MAYS: <br /> ABSENT: Rautenstraus <br />