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CR -05 - Goals and Outcomes <br />Progress the jurisdiction has made in car -ng out its strategic pian and its action plan. <br />91.520(a) <br />This portion of the report contains an overview that includes major initiatives and highlightsthad <br />proposed and executed throughout the program year. <br />The Consoidated Annua Performance and Lvaluation Report(CAPER) provides abrief summary of the <br />progress, the County of Hawari has achieved, for the period of July 1, 2017 to June 30, 2018, to meet its <br />goals, priorities and objectives stated in its Consolidated Plan for 2015 to 2019. Briefly, the ounty has <br />accomplished the foIowing: Resources for 2017-2018 Federal Funds received: 2017 CDBG <br />$J,5Z4,362.DUand CDBG Program Income received $IO5,721.78;Cumulative Federal Funds $ <br />7,480,939.00 and Curnulative CDBG Program income received $354,IO2.57. <br />Priorities: The County's 2015 to 2019 Consolidated Plan includes four priorities: Housing & Special <br />Needs Housing, HomelessCommunity Development and Fair Housing. The County has accomplished <br />the foliowing during the period of July 2017 to June 2018: HOUSING & SPECIAL NEEDS: Provided 2 new <br />households with Tenant Based Rental Assistance for a total of 64 families; cornpleted construction of 30 <br />rental units at the Mohouli Heights Senior Neighborhood Phase II; rehabilitated 5 homes for the <br />Residential Repair Program (RRP); HOMELESS: Cornpleted the Point in Tirne Count (869 homeless <br />persons). In addition, the County partnered with various oca construction, engineering companies and <br />volunteers to complete 20 micro units on donated church properties to provide housing for families who <br />were dispaced as a result of the Iava disaster. <br />COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT: Completed the acquisition of the Pahala Fire Station-WUdlandRre Brush <br />Truck and the acquisition of 2 full wheel drive passenger vehicles for mobile homeless outreach service <br />program. Started the Boys and Girls Club —Tree removal and fencing projects vvbidnareexpectedtobe <br />completed by August 2018 along with the renovations to the Kona Domestic Abuse Shelter. <br />In 2016, the County was informed on Iimitations to utiizing federalfunds in Formerly Used Defense Site <br />(FUDS). The FUD limitations affected 3 CDBG and 2 HOME housing projects in the VVnik0Uoa area. In <br />order to meet the federal program expenditure requirements, the County reprogrammed approximately <br />$1,760,000 of CDBG and HOME funds to on-going projects. <br />In 2017, the County canceIed the use of $700,000 of 2016 CDBG funds to the Kamakana Senior and <br />Famiy Rental Housing Project. The County reprogrammed $418,19731mfthe 2D1GCDBG funds tothe <br />Hilo Adult Day Center Construction project for additional construction funding. <br />CAPER <br />OMB Control wo250o 7(exp06/30/2018) <br />
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