City Council Agenda and Packet 1987 04 07

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Louisville Housing Authority 2/23/87 Page Two the actual operating expense for 1986 was also less than anticipated. Baker, also stated that bids on carpeting for the Community Room at Regal Square will be presented at the nut meeting. Radon kits for sample readings have been ordered for the Regal Square and Hillside Square. Baker also reported that the HUD Equal Opportunity representative had visited to ensure no project segregation. The HUD Equal +Opportunity report will issued at s later data. Baker reported that a "blanket bond" for the Chair and Vice-Chair of the (HA would be a good ides. Staff is presently bonded. The Regal Square van has been turned over to Special Transit Systems. There are two vans being used by Special Transit Systems, both titled to the City of Louisville. 3. Executive Director' s Re . ort - Jim Liles Housing Trust Fund Bill - Liles reported that the Rousing Trust Fund bill was defeated . The Muusins Staff is trying to support the Division of Housing fundini which would provide seed money. This year, there was only $400,000 to operating statewide. Cosmuntt Develo meet Block Graat (CDBG - Liles reported that results of the CDBC proposal, which would provide rehab to units in Louisville, Lafayette, and Superior, should be received within the next few weeks. Coal mine subsidence is a concern to the CDBC funding. Ploodplains is a problem in Louisville. Kaye Brandenburg, Mousing Planner, is looking at the process to rehab units located within the floodplain. LCDC Fourplex - Liles reported that the four-plex transfer is still in the works. An annual report and budget on the LCDC still needs to be submitted to the Farmers Home Administration. There being no further business of the Louisville Housing Authority, the meeting was adjourned at 8: 10 p.m.