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The County's CP priorities will also be used to determine if projects applying for other • HUD funds (Super NOFA) are consistent with the County's CP. For the County's CP, high and medium priorities will be considered as consistent with the County's CP. The following are the County's CP Priorities: Hitah Priorities • Housing - Housing for households earning less than 80% of median income [i.e. rental, homeownership, special needs, homeless and activities which will produce new housing (i.e. water, streets, environmental activities, planning, etc.)] • Public Health and Safety - Activities that protect the health and safety of the residents in Hawaii County. (i.e. fire, police, environment, etc.) • Federal Mandates - Activities to meet legal obligations or federal mandates. (i.e. ADA) • Public Facilities - Child care., youth, and/or senior centers; facilities for the disabled; homeless facilities; health facilities; neighborhood facilities; and/or parks & recreation facilities. Medium Priorities • Infrastructure (other than housing related) - Water /sewer /street improvements; solid waste disposal; and/or flood drainage improvements. • Public Services - Senior, disabled, youth, childcare, transportation, substance abuse, employment, health, lead hazards, crime, etc. • Economic Develop - Activities which create jobs for low and moderate income persons. Low Priorities Public Facilities - Parking facilities and non - residential historic preservation. • Infrastructure - Sidewalks. The County's CP also contains housing, special needs, and homeless data, census data, needs, and inventory. This was used to produce the 2010 -2014 goals and priorities. H. Approval Process The County's CP process requires the approval of the Hawaii County Housing Agency (the policy malting body of the OHCD) and the Mayor before submittal to HUD. •2010 -14 CP Final