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The Papa'aloa Elderly Housing Project was awarded HHFDC, PBV and County CIP funds to complete a phased demolition of 10 aging units and replace it with 20 new units and a community center to support low income elderly residents. The West Kawili Senior/Vet. Project will construct 91 new rental units for elderly. Preference for veterans and their spouses. The project has 201H-38 exemptions, HOME and PBV funds, and applied for HHFDC funding. The project expects to start construction in March 2022. The Kaiaulu O Kapiolani project will construct 63 new rental units for lower AMI families. The project has been awarded HHFDC, and PBV funds. Construction to begin in March 2022. The US Army Corps of Engineers began clearing an additional 175 acres for the County's Kamakoa Nui project in Waikoloa, to be completed by December 2021. A Remedial Action Report is expected by September 2022, followed by the State of Hawaii's DOH issuance of a "No Further Action with Institutional Controls Determination" letter. The County selected Pacific Housing Assistance Corp. to build about 120 new rental units for low to moderate income residents. The Honuaula Communities Project consisting of 112 rental units, submitted a 201H-38 application, was awarded PBV and partial USDA 538 funds. The project plans to secure additional HHFDC funding and 4 expects to begin construction in early 2022. The Kalcko Heights Affordable Housing project was delayed due to archeological findings that have been resolved, and the installation of a sewer line adjacent to the property. The sewer line is expected to proceed in March 2022. It will be a phased multi -family complex consisting of 100 rental units, which will provide affordable housing to extremely low, very low and low income families. Spring 2021, the DHHL began construction of 169 rent -to own homes for individuals of Hawaiian ancestry in the Villages of LaTopua in Kailua-Kona. The County continues the planning process for a second homeless facility with a wraparound support services in West Hawaii. The site will accommodate homeless individuals and provide permanent supportive housing. CDBG and HOME funds will be needed. The County completed the planning and design phase of additional improvements to the West Hi. Emergency Shelter. Improvements include the installation of a fire suppression sprinkler system, security Iighting, fencing, solar water heaters, photovoltaic panels, and an accessible water fountain. The County was awarded CDBG CV2 funds to complete renovations at the Ulu Wini 96 unit multi -family site for low income families. The community laundry center's current cold water system will be converted to a solar water heating system. The kitchen will be redesigned to meet the DOH Certified Kitchen standards. A Design consultant team has been selected to prepare plans and specifications. CAPER OMB Control No: 2506-0117 {exp. 09/30/2021f 16