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Affordable Housing & Grant Close-Out Management Plan
The City participated in both NSP-1 (B-08-MN-29-0001) and NSP-3 (B-11MN-29-0001). Total NSP (1 & 3) funds awarded was $9,147,622.00. During the initial NSP period (2009-2018), $11,702,466.15 was expended to the benefit of sixty-four LMI homebuyers, plus the demolition of Horace Mann School, a fire damaged dangerous building, and the eventual completion of six duplex structures (12 units) on the development site which were all sold to eligible homebuyers.
During the period from February 23rd through March 1, 2018, HUD conducted a monitoring visit and reviewed the Emergency Solutions Grant (ESG) and the Neighborhood Stabilization Program (NSP). On May 1st, 2018, HUD responded with its Monitoring Report on certain aspects of each program.
On May 31, 2018, the City responded to HUD’s review, concerns, and findings.
This management plan describes the Final Production Phase for the development of affordable housing and use of remaining NSP funds, the Close-Out Phase, and On-going Actions.
Final Production Phase
NSP Funds Remaining
The following shows unexpended funds for each grant.
| Fund Type | Grant Funds | Program Income | Total |
|---|---|---|---|
| NSP1 | $486,874.59 | $0.00 | $486,874.59 |
| NSP3 | $121,449.98 | $60,753.56 | $182,203.54 |
| Total | $608,324.57 | $60,753.56 | $669,078.13 |
Development Actions
On March 28, 2018 and May 22, 2019 the HCDD issued Requests for Qualifications and Proposals for NSP funds. The City received 18 proposals from the two solicitations. Two proposals were received from Habitat for Humanity of Kansas City to construct three new single family homebuyer units and purchase/rehab & sell two existing single family homes. The Habitat for Humanity of Kansas City proposals were approved for funding with NSP1 and NSP3 funds.
The NSP work plan for the use of the balance of NSP1 & NSP3 funds is described below.
NSP 1 (Amendment 5)
6717 Paseo- rehabilitation- estimated completion December 2020
3718 Highland Ave. - new construction- estimated completion December 2020
3722 Highland Ave. - new Construction- estimated completion December 2020
NSP 3 (Amendment 3)
4401 Garfield Ave.- new construction- estimated completion April 2021
4405 Garfield Ave.- rehabilitation- estimated completion April 2021
NSP Application
Neighborhood Stabilization Program 3 Application for Funding
NSP Amendments
NSP 1 Amendment 1 NSP 1 Amendment 2 NSP 1 Amendment 3 NSP 1 Amendment 4
NSP 3 Amendment 1 NSP 3 Amendment 2 NSP 3 Amendment 3
Ongoing Actions
Quarterly Reports
NSP-3 Quarterly Report Jul 1 - Sept 30 2023- NSP 3 Quarterly Report Oct 1 2023 - Dec 31 2023
- NSP 3 Quarterly Report July 1 - Sept 30 2024
- NSP 3 Quarterly Report January 1 - Mar 31 2024
- NSP 3 Quarterly Report April 1 - June 30 2023
- NSP 1 Quarterly Oct 1 - Dec 2023
- NSP 1 Quarterly Jul 1 - Sept 30 2023
- NSP 1 Quarterly Jan 1 - March 31 2024
- NSP 1 Quarterly April 1 - June 2023
Verification of Continued Affordability
The City will mail annual residency verification requests to verify continued affordability. All “Return to Sender” requests received from the annual NSP homes residency verification mailings will prompt a review in the Jackson County Records and via the City’s Water Service Department records to verify occupancy.
Close-Out Phase
Estimated Close-Out Date
Although HUD has expressed a goal of closing out all NSP grants by the end of September 2018, it is not possible for the City to utilize the balance of funds and close-out the grants by that date. To assist in this process the City has requested DRGR Technical Assistance.
For additional information regarding NSP visit the HUD Exchange.