AMENDED
RESOLUTION R-17-095
3. Bridges - $13,862.50
Kitchen renovation in main facility located at 33 E. Pearl St.
4. Greater Nashua Mental Health Center (GNMHC) - $40,000
Re-pave parking lot and additional parking lot lighting at the 440 Amherst St. Clinic
5. Nashua Children’s Home - $10,000
Exterior painting of dormitory for adolescent girls located at 86 Concord Street.
6. Nashua Police Athletic League (PAL) - $20,000
Repair/resetting of granite entry stairs and support columns located at 52 Ash Street.
7. Nashua Soup Kitchen - $50,000
Reconstruction of Ash Street Emergency Shelter, subject to feasibility and all local
approvals to reconstruct versus rehabilitation.
8. The Salvation Army - $39,998
Reconstruct existing bathrooms within the community center at 1 Montgomery Ave to
make ADA compliant. Project cost shall be pro-rated to reflect 24 CFR 570.200(G) which
prohibits the funding of inherently religious activities; CDBG costs shall not exceed 73%
of total project costs.
9. Contingency - $5,000.95
Reserve funds that may be applied to any of the activities described herein for unforeseen
costs. Funds may be directed to other unforeseen eligible community needs, subject to
Board of Aldermen approval. Contingency budget may be adjusted to reflect an increase
or decrease in the annual CDBG allocation, as announced by HUD following approval of
this Resolution.
10. CDBG Grant Administration - $130,200
General administration and planning costs of carrying out the CDBG and other related
HUD projects by the Urban Programs Department, including but not limited to regulatory
compliance monitoring, IDIS management, preparation of required grant reports,
advertising, recording fees, etc. Amount shall not exceed 20% of the entitlement award
plus actual program income received during the program year.
11. Project Delivery - $117,000
Construction management related to physical CDBG projects and Housing Improvement
Program, including but not limited to the direct cost of the Urban Programs Department
staff to conduct environmental reviews, drafting scope of work, preparation of bid
documents, bidding, construction management and Davis Bacon compliance.
12. Housing Improvement Program (HIP) - $40,000
Financial and technical assistance to eligible, low-moderate income, owner-occupants in
the form of deferred payment loans for essential repairs of 1-4 family residential
properties. Minor rehab including code and safety corrections, repairs, accessibility, etc.
Repayment of prior HIP loans, in excess of annual estimated program income, shall be
added to this loan pool during the program year.
