2024
COMMUNITY
DEVELOPMENT
BLOCK GRANT
(CDBG)
NOTICE OF
FUNDING
AVAILABILITY
(NOFA)
1 NOFA Public Hearing
Purpose:
▪ To provide an opportunity to
educate and inform local residents
about the program and project
funding
▪ Provide forum for resident input
regarding projects and programs
being considered
▪ Obtain any housing and
community development needs
and other concerns
2 Potential Funding Limits – 2024 CDBG Program
Total NOFA anticipated funding allocation: $44 million
Total funds available per Jurisdiction: $3.6 million
Possible Applications Combinations:
(Maximum award amount)
1 OTC Project (up to $3.3 million) + 1 OTC Program (up to $1.5 Million) + 1 Competitive (up to $300,000)
-OR1 OTC Project (up to $3.3 million) + 2 Competitive (up to $300,000 each) -OR1 OTC Program (up to $1.5 Million) + 2 Competitive (up to $300,000 each) Total applications may not exceed $3.6 million
3 The primary objective of the CDBG program is
to:
• Develop viable communities by helping to
provide decent housing,
• Suitable living environments, and
• Expanding economic opportunities principally
for persons of low-to-moderate income.
Pursuant to:
24 CFR 570.483
ELIGIBLE ACTIVITIES UNDER THE CDBG PROGRAM
4 Community Development 42 U.S. Code § 5305
Housing
▪ Single and multi-family rehabilitation,
rental housing acquisition or
homeownership assistance, and
activities that support new
construction
Public Improvements
▪ Water and wastewater systems,
▪ Rural utilities such as gas and
electric services
Community Facilities
▪ Day care centers,
▪ Domestic violence shelters,
▪ Food banks,
▪ Community centers, medical and
dental facilities, fire stations
Public Services
▪ Staff and operating costs associated
with community facilities
▪ Subsistence payments
▪ Security deposits
▪ Child/health care
▪ Recreation programs
▪ Fair Housing Counseling
▪ Drug and Alcohol Counseling/testing
• Homeless/senior/nutrition services
Planning and Technical Assistance
▪ Studies and plans for housing, public
works, and community facilities that
meet CDBG national objectives and
provide principal benefit to lowincome persons
Native American/Colonia
▪ Housing and
▪ Housing related activities, water,
and sewer
5 Eligible Activities
Economic Development
Enterprise Fund
▪ Grants for loans to businesses for
▪ Working capital,
▪ Land acquisition,
▪ Equipment purchase,
▪ Inventory purchase,
▪ Debt restructuring, and
▪ Other direct assistance
▪ Grants to support businesses by
▪ Providing water and sewer
services,
▪ Access roads, and
▪ Other public facilities
▪ Microenterprise funds may provide
▪ Credit,
▪ General support (e.g., Childcare,
transportation), or
• Technical assistance for persons
developing microenterprises
Planning and
Technical Assistance
▪ Studies and plans for
economic development
activities that
▪ Meet CDBG national
objectives and
▪ Provide principal benefit
to low-income persons
Over-the-Counter
▪ Grants for the
▪ Creation or retention of jobs
for low-income workers
▪ May include loans or loan
guarantees to businesses for
▪ Construction,
▪ On-site improvements,
▪ Equipment purchase,
▪ Working capital, and
▪ Site acquisition
▪ May also include loans for
▪ Business start-ups,
▪ Grants for publicly-owned
infrastructure, and
▪ Loans or grants for small
business incubators
For further
information,
assistance or
comments:
[email protected]
Questions and Comments received will be responded to in writing within two weeks
6 Review Status of
Local Housing Element
The jurisdiction is in compliance, and this may be reviewed as a part of our General Plan and is located on our website at:
https://www.marysville.ca.us/copy-of-planning-zoning-building 7 7
As part of the requirement of the
funding source, the City has
adopted a residential anti-
displacement and relocation
assistance plan.
The current proposed project will
not cause any displacement.
Residential
Anti-Displacement and
Relocation
Assistance Plan
24 CFR 42.325
8 Fair Housing Resources
9 https://www.hud.gov/program_offices/fair_housing_equal_opp/fair_housing_resources Region IX – Reporting Assistance
Arizona, American Samoa, California, Guam, Hawaii, and Nevada San Francisco Regional Office of FHEO
U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development
One Sansome Street Suite 1200
San Francisco, CA 94104
(415) 489-6524
(800) 347-3739
TTY (415) 436-6594
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