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1. Land acquisition <br />2. New Construction <br />3. Rehabilitation <br />4. Architectural & Engineering <br />5. Environmental Remediation <br />6. Site improvements (i.e. streets, sewer, water, lighting, landscaping) <br />7. Demolition <br />8. Homeownership Activities <br />Application Process <br />The applicant must submit a completed Housing Assistance Application and all required <br />attachments to the City's Community Development Department. City staff will make every <br />effort to review completed applications within a three -week period of time. The Ramsey <br />Housing and Redevelopment Authority will make a recommendation on the Housing Assistance <br />Application to the Ramsey City Council. Applicants will be notified of HRA and City Council <br />meetings and may be asked to attend to present their request for assistance. Any financial <br />assistance to housing programs as part of this program is subject to City Council approval. <br />Moreover, such financial assistance is limited by the availability of City funds. <br />Implementation Procedures <br />The program does require the applicant pay upfront permit fees. To be in good standing with the <br />City, applicant and /or landlords must be current on all municipal taxes, special assessments, City <br />utility bills, or EDA loans. Principal forgiveness will cease if the applicant and /or landlords fail <br />to be current on these obligations. Principal forgiveness will cease if the applicant discontinues <br />the business, moves the business, or fails to comply with any and all building, fire, health, or <br />zoning codes or regulations. <br />Review Process <br />The City will review each application for housing assistance using a two - step process: <br />1. Section 1- Minimum Thresholds <br />2. Step 2- Scoring Metrics <br />All Applicants must meet the Minimum Thresholds listed in Section 1. These thresholds are <br />taken from the City's 2030 Comprehensive Plan. [Section 1 is listed as a separate attachment <br />for this draft <br />If the Application meets the City's Minimum Thresholds, the Application will then be scored <br />using the Competitive Scoring Matrix. [Section 2 is listed as a separate attachment for this <br />draft] <br />
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