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EN6LEWDOD HOUSIN6 AUTHOR I TY
Board of Co-issioners
Regular l'leeting
October 26, 1988
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The Regular 11eeting of the EngleMOod Housing Authority Board
of Comaissioners was called to order at 6:30 p.m. on October
26, 1988, at Siaon Center, 3333 South Lincoln St.,
Englewood, Colorado, 80110, by Chairaan Thomas J. Burns.
ROLL CALL
l"lellbers Present:
Metllbers Absent:
Also Present:
Thomas J. Burns, Chair.an
Bradley L. Zieg, Vice Chairman
Norleen Norden,_Co.,.issioner
Gary L. Kozacek, City Council Neaaber
R. J. Berlin, eo .. issioner
None
Paul Nalinowski, Executive Director
l'lary A. Ryan, Recording Secretary
Steve Ozburn, Rehab Construction
Specialist, City of Englewood Rehab
Department.
The Executive Director suggested that the Board of Co11101issioners consider
moving forward in the agenda to ite11 No. VI .. C. 0 3316 S. Penn, 3392 S. Penn
and 431 E. Girard Request for Rehab Funds• in order to take advantage of
Steve Ozburn's presence at the first part of the meeting in case there are
questions he could answer on this aatter. However, the Ninutes of the
Regular Meeting of the Englewood Housing Authority Board of Coaftlissioners
held October 26, 1988, will follow the Agenda sequentially.
IT WAS l"IOVED BY GARY L. KOZACEK THAT TIE ENGLEWOOD HOUSING AUTHORITY BOARD
OF COl'l'IISSIONERS l'IOVE TO ITEN VI.C. ON TIE AGENDA, •3316 S. PENN, 3392 S.
PENN AND 431 E. GIRARD REQUEST FOR REHAB FUNDS• AT THIS POINT OF THE
MEETING IN ORDER TO HAVE STEVE OZBURN PRESENT FOR DISCUSSION AND Ql.ESTIONS
ON TH IS ITEl'1. R. J. BERL IN SECONDED TIE NOTION.
Ayes:
Nays:
Abstained:
Absent:
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Burns, Zieg, Norden, Kozacek, Berlin
None
None
None
The Chair.an declared the aotion carried •
EHA BOC Regular Nl!eting
October 26, 1988
III. "UI.ITES •
Page 4, fourth paragraph: D1airaan Burns requested
that: •D,airaan Burns did not feel it was necessary to
sublltit the proposed Agreeaent to Englewood City Council
for approval.• be added to the end of that para.graph .
Page 5, f'lotion regarding not
intergovernai.ntal agreement betNeen
Engll!IIIOOd HA, edited considerably
clarify at the request of Collllissioner
approving the
Sheridan HA. and
to shorten and
Norden to read;
•JT WAS tlDVED BV VICE DIAIRNAN ZIEG m l«JT APPROVE THE
IN I ERtilNEiJC ENTAL A6REEJ£NT WIEREBY SHERIDAN HOUSING
AUllERITY 1«11.LD ENTER INTO HAP CONTRACTS WITH OWNERS
INUCJR ttANA6ERS CF RENTAL UNITS WITHIN THE CTTV OF
EN6LEWODD. CON'IISSIOtER NORDEN SECONDED THE NOTION.•
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IT WAS PICJYED BY NlRLEEN ~ TD APPROVE THE "INUTES OF TIE RE6lLAR
NEETIN6 OF 11£ ENBLEWDDD HOUSING AUTHllRITY BOARD CF C0f9'IISSIDN:RS IELD
SEPTENBER 21, 1988, AS AtENDED. BRADLEY L. ZIE6 SECONDED TIE ttOTION . • Ayes:
Nays:
Abstained,
Absent:
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Burns, Zieg, Norden, Kozacek, Berlin
None
None
None
The D1airaan declared the aotion carried.
VISITORS
There Nere no visitors, scheduled or unscheduled, who
attended the Regular l'IE!eting of the EngleNOod Housing
Authority Board of Coaaissioners held October 26, 1988.
DIRECTOR'S REPORT
A. Occupancy Status Rep.ort
RevieNl!d Nith , little discussion. Report standard for
the aonth of Septeaber, 1988.
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EHA BOC Ragular tll!eting
October 26, 1988
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B. ltainamance Status Report:
Revil!lled wi"th little discussion. Report standard for
-,nth of Sl!ptaaber,. 1998.
C. WAND Stai;us Reports:
The Executive Director revil!Nli!d the newly foraatted
WAND Property Statla Report 11ith the Board of
Coaaissioners and inforaed thl!II that on Friday,. October
21,. 1988,. loan closings Nere held on 3367 South Pearl
St. and 3369 South Pearl St. The Executive Director
inforaed the Coaaissioners that the loan closing for
2101 W. Baker Averue 11as also held on Friday,. October
21,. 1988.
D. Rehab Status Report:
Revil!IIIKI with little discussion. Report standard for
aonth of SeptlNlber, 1988.
Vice Dlairaan
Director to
C:0-issioners
Board tleeting
Zieg stated that he NDUld like the Executive
use the Director's Report to update the
on any activity froa the previous aonth"s
for llhich they have requested such an update .
DISClJSSIDN ITEJIS, tlOTIDNS AND RESOLUTIONS:
A. FY"89 EHA Operating Budgets
It ..as deterained by the Board of eo .. issioners that a
Special l'leeting should be held at Nhich the FY"99
Engll!NOOd Housing Authority Operating Budgets could be
given due consideration Nithout the tiae constraints of
the Regular l'll!eting of the Englewood Housing Authority
Board of Coaiaissioners. The Special fleeting is
scheduled for Wednesday, Noveaber 9, 1988, at 5:30 p ....
to be held at Siaon Center.
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EHA BOC Regular Meeting
October 26, 1988
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No._Day~ Delinguent
30 60
60 90
90 120
120 150
150 180
180 -+
If paid at any time
Foreclosure Policy on Rehab Loans • The Housing Rehabilitation Program currently has a
written delinquency and foreclosure procedure. In
practice, some of the procedures are not followed and
should be revised. At the Regular Meeting of th e
Englewood Housing Authority Board of Commissioners held
September 21, 1988, it was noted from the monthly RPh ,lh
report that there were a number of delinquent loans .
It was felt that some Board review should he done fo1·
possible foreclosure proceedings. The Board directed
Staff to propose a revised foreclosure policy which was
reviewed at this meeting.
The following is the proposed delinquency and
foreclosures policy for the Rehab Loan Proqram reviewe d
by the Board of Commissioners:
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Delinquency Letter No. l from Rehab Finance
Specialist
Delinquency Letter No. 2 from Executive Di rectnr·
Delinquency Letter No. 3 from
EHA Board Review
If Board elects foreclosure,
if Board elects not to
collection agency
Chairman
City Attorney letter~
foreclose, send to
If Board elects, foreclosure action
Thank You For Payment Letter , • ..
If no response is received from the delinquency letters, a special letter
is sent to the homeowner by the City Attorney. This letter allows the
homeowner one last opportunity to pay the delinquent payments prior to
demanding payment of principal and interest in full by initiating
foreclosure proceedings. Any foreclosure proceedings are handled by the
City Attorney's office.
Commissioner Norden suggested that delinquency letter
No. 1 be signed by the Rehab Financial Specialist,
delinquency letter No. 2 be signed by the Executive
Director, and delinquency letter No. 3 be signed hy the
Chairman of the Board of Commissioners. Each letter
becomes increasingly str.ong in its wording.
It was also suggested that the "fill-in-the-blank"
letters be discontinued and the letters be put on the
word processor and the appropriate information filled
in on each letter individually to be. more effective.
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EHA BOC Regular Meeting
October 26, 1988 • A further suggestion was that a collection agenc y be
brought into play between 150 and 180 days del inqUlmcy
on a loan if the Board elects not to foreclose on the
property. The EKecutive Director stated that Rehab
Loans which are between 120 and 150 days delinquent
will be brought before the Board of Commissioners for
review.
MOTION
IT WAS MOVED BY GARY L.
DELINQUENCY AND FORECLOSURE
BERLIN SECONDED THE MOTION.
KOZACEK TO ADOPT THE REVISED REHAB
POLICY AS OUTLINED IN THESE MINUTES.
LOAN
R. J.
Ayes:
Nays:
Abstained:
Absent:
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Burns, Zieg, Norden, Kozacek, Berlin
None
None
None
The Chairman declared the motion carried.
C. 3316 S. Penn, 3392 S. Penn and 431 E. Girard Reque5t
for Rehab Funds.
Steve
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Ozburn presented an updated cost analysis for
S. Pennsylvania, 3392 S. Pennsylvania, and 431 E.
Girard.
3316 s._PennsyJvania:
A review of this property included previous motions passed
by the EHA Board of Commissioners whereby $17,000 for rehab
was approved on June 29, 1988. $8,500 was to be a OY.
interest rate loan, due and payable upon the sale of 3316 S.
Pennsylvania, and the remaining $8,500 from the Rental Rehab
Program. Steve Ozburn informed the Board that there was a
cost overrun of $3,650 already incurred on this property in
addition to a Rental Rehab Program Funds shortage of $1,000
because RRP funds for a two-bedroom unit are $7,500 rather
than $8,500 and this unit was a two-bedroom unit. Because
of basement ceiling height and the lack of an egress window,
this unit could not at present have a third bedroom in the
basement. An additional $1,000 was needed to take care of
items originally delegated to the Maintenance Staff to
handle by the previous EKecutive Director, but now delegated
to the Rehab Staff to finalize for a total of $5,650 in
known needed additional funds. The Board instructed Mr.
Ozburn to determine the feasibility of getting a third
bedroom in the basement. Mr. Ozburn estimated that the
additional bedroom in the basement would cost about $2,000,
with Sl,000 .of that coming from the Rental Rehab Program due
to the increase in bedroom numbers.
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EHA BOC Regular fleeting
October 26, 1988
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IT WAS ttCNED BY 6'IRY L. KOZACEK TO N'PROVE AN ADDITIONAl.. $5,650 FRON~
SINON CENTER DPERATitE RESERVE FUND TO IE USED FDR FINALIZING TIE REHAB
l«JRIC: ON 3316 SOUTH PENNSYLVANIA. STAFF IS DIRECIED ro DE1E.Rl"IINE
TIE FEASIBILITY CF A THIRD BEDRCXJtl IEIN6 PLACED IN TIE BASEJENT CF 3316
SOUTH PBl'ISYL.YANJA. NCR..EEN N:RDEN SEIXNJED TIE l'IOTIDN.
Ayes1
Nays1
Abstainad1
Absant1
Burns, Zil!~h Norden, Kozacelc, Berlin
Notw
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Th• Chair .. n declared the motion carried.
3096 South Lincoln St.
Further
South
discussion
Lincoln St.
Coaaissio'fll!'rs that
Nas $14,500 rather
!5Urplus of S2,500
this surplus NDUld
the bathrooa and the
conc..-ned the
Steve Ozburn
Rehab NDrk done at 3096
inforlll!d the Board of
the total cost of rehab ..,rk on this unit
than the estiaated $17,000. A cost
exists. It 11as deterained that $500 of
be used to replace the linoleua tile in
carpet in the living rooa.
3392 South Penns~lvania St.
Lengthy discussion ensued regarding the rehab NDrk propo
for 3392 South Pennsylvania. At the ~une 29, 1989 Regula
tteeting of the EngleMOOd Housing Authority Board of
eo .. issioners, a aotion ..as passed approving the expenditure
of Siaon Center Operating Rl!!seuve Funds in conjunction Nith
SB,500 in Rental Rehab Funds for the rehab NDrk needed on
this unit. Steve Ozburn inforlll!d the Board of Co-issioners
that due 'to condi'tions Nhich ..ere unobserved Nhen the unit
NaS occupied, an engineering fir• had been consulted and was
reco nding structural repairs to 'the existing roof and
floor to correct sagging in thea caused by overload. Steve
..as also recoaaending that the stairs to the fourth,
upstairs, bedrooa be relocated. Bids on this project had
been returned and hard costs indicated a need for $23,000 in
addition to the $17,000 already approved to aake the house
struc'turally sound and to alleviate the hazardous stairs.
The Board discussed at length the cost of placing a aodular
hoae of siailar size on the lot but deter~ined that this
NOuld be cost prohibitive.
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EHA BOC Regular tteeting
Octobar 26, 1988
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WAS ...:NED BY NCIRL.EEN NDRDBI TO APPRCNE TIE ADDITICNAI.. LOAN CF $23,000
<AT ZERO PERCENT INIEIESI RATE TO BE DlE AND PAYABLE I.FOIi TIE SALE CF 3392
SOJTH PB916VLVANIA> FRml TIE SlltDN CENTER CFERATIN& RESERVE FUND m REHAB
TI£ WAND l.NIT LOCATED AT 3392 SOUTH PENIISYLVANIA.. SARY L. KDZACEI<
SECONDED TIE ttOTICIN.
Ayws1
Nays1
Abstail"IINl1
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None
The Chairaan declared the motion carried.
431 E.ast Girard
This project .as bid for rehab NDrk in Karch,. 1988. Bids
11ere set aside bec-.ise several offers to purchase 1:he
property in •as-is• condition had been aade. HoNever, the
property has not sold in an •as-is• condition. Staff
reco-•nds a coaplete rehab of the unit to render it aore
Attractive to potential purchasers. The toal cost; of the
Rehab NDUld be the EHA's since this is not a Rental Rehab
Prograa project. A complete rehab of the structure .muld
include toal electrical rewire; total 1'11!111 pluabing; total
lll!W heating syst-; total fll!N kitchen; total paint, inside
and outside; total 111!11 bath; tohl 111!11 floor coverings; new
theraal NindoNS; 111!11 garage roof and overhead door; and ne111
gutters and doNnSpouts. Staff also reco-ended, due to the
age of the unit and the aany coats of paint already existing
on the shingles wsed to side the unit, that aluainw11 siding
be considered plus a l1E!N roof. Lengthy discussion ensued
regarding the cost effecti"ew&E.:ss of rehabbing this hoae
versus aore marketing attempts to sell it i .n an •as-is•
condition. Steve Ozburn indicated that the approximate cost
of all rehab NDuld be $26,000.
DiSCU!lsion then centered around hoN auch ..,ney NOuld have to
be spent on 431 East Girard to aake it aore marketable. The
purchase price of approximately SSft,000 plus rehab NDrk of
$26,000 NOUld total $80,000 of the EngleMOOd Housing
Authority's aoney invested in this unit. C:O..issioner
Norden stated that a purchase price of $80,000 NOuld render
this unit unavailable to potential purchasers acc·ording to
D-tftFA guidelines for low-to-.oderate incoae persons.
Discussion ensued regarding Nays to enable the EHA to sell
this unit, after rehabilitation, to a low-to-aoderate income
faaily. The eo .. issioners• intent ..as that Staff find a 111ay
to enable a low-to-aoderate incoae faaily to purchase this
unit •
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October 26, 1988
MOTION • IT WAS MOVED BY BRADLEY L. ZIEG TO AUTHORIZE THE SPENDING OF S25,l00 TO
REHAB 431 EAST GIRARD AND THEN MARKET FOR SALE.
Discussion ensued. NOTE: Motion died for lack of a second.
• MOTION
IT WAS MOVED BY GARY KOZACEK TO DIRECT STAFF TO AGGRESSIVELY MARKET t•31
EAST GIRARD FOR $55,000 IN AN "AS-IS" CONDITION FOR 120 DAYS AND IF THE
HOUSE IS NOT SOLD AT THE END OF THAT TIME, TO RE-EVALUATE THE SITUATION.
Discussion ensued. NOTE: Motion died for lack of a second.
MOTION
IT WAS MOVED BY NORLEEN NORDEN TO DIRECT STAFF TO REHAB 431 EAST GIRARD IN
AN AMOUNT NOT TO EXCEED $80,000 <PURCHASE PRICE PLUS REHAB COSTS) WITH
THE UNDERSTANDING THAT ONCE THE REHAB IS COMPLETE THE HOUSE WILL BE FIRST
OFFERED TO A CH~FA-ELIGIBLE BUYER WITH A DEFERRED LOAN MAKING UP THE
DIFFERENCE BETWEEN THE $80,000 PURCHASE PRICE AND THE AMOUNT THE
CH~FA-EL.IGIBLE BUYER CAN QUALIFY TO PAY.
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MOTION
IT WAS MOVED BY NORLEEN NORDEN TO DIRECT STAFF TO REHAB 431 EAST GIRARD
AVENUE TO THE EXTENT THAT THE TOTAL DOLLAR AMOUNT <PURCHASE PRICE PLUS
REHAB WORK> DOES NOT EXCEED $80,000.00. GARY L. KOZACEK SECONDED THE
MOTION.
Ayes:
Nays:
Abstained:
Absent:
Burns, Zieg, Norden, Kozacek, Berlin
None
None
None
The Chairman declared the motion carried.
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IT WAS MOVED BY NORLEEN NORDEN TO MARKET 431 EAST GIRARD AVENUE FOR A
PERIOD OF TIME NOT TO EXCEED ONE HUNDRED-TWENTY <120> DAYS AFTER THE
COMPLETION OF REHAB WORK TO CH~FA-ELIGIBLE BUYERS ONLY. GARY L. KOZACEK
SECONDED THE MOTION.
Ayes:
Nays:
Abstained:
Absent:
Burns, Zieg, Norden, Kozacek, Berlin
None
None
None
The Chairman declared the motion carried.
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FINANCIAL REPORT
Discussion ensued regarding Public Housing expenses due to
extraordinary aaintenance and capital expenditures. It ..as
d•terail'll!!d that the Siaon Center Budget for FY 1 BB should be
revised in the •Budget t'lonth• coluan and •Annual Budget•
column to reflect the loss of interest inc:oae because ~f the
WAND Loan Collateral CD at First Interstate Bank Nhich Mas
not deducted fro• the budget. The Executive Director
informed the Co .. issioners that the Elati Street Triplex
Budget shows that the insurance costs and ..ater/seNer costs
Mere substantially aore than originally budgeted for.
Noted briefly.
6BERAl.. DISC ISSICJN
A. Coaaissioners• Dloice
• Norleen Norden stated that she felt it NaS iaportant
for all of the EngleMOod Housing Authority Board of
eo .. issioners to becoae individual aeabers of National
NAIIRO.
IT WAS ltDVED BY NCJRI...EEN NlRDEN THAT TIE ENGLa,acm HOUSING AUTHORITY PAV
FOR TIE NENBERSHIP FEES FOR ALL OF ITS CCl'MISSICINERS TO BECOtE INDIVIDUAL
l£NBERS OF NATIONAL NAI IRO. Bl'RY L. KOZACEK SECONDED TIE ..aTION.
Ayes:
Nays:
Abstained:
Absent:
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Burns, Zieg, Norden, Kozacek, Berlin
None
None
None
The Olairaan declared the aotion carried •
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EHA BOC Regular tteeting
October 26, 1988
IT WAS
FOR Tl£
DIRECTOR
l'IDTION.
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l'IJVED BY BRADLEY L. ZIEG THAT TIE EN6LEWOOD HOUSING AUTHORITY PA
INDIVIDUAL. NATICINAL NAIRJ tEJtBERSHIP DlES FOR TIE EXECUTIVE
Ayes:
Nays:
Abstained:
Absent:
CF TIE EN6LEWOCJD to.JSIN6 AUTI«JRITY. &ARY L. KOZACEK SECONDED TIE
Burns, Zieg, Norden, Kozacek, Berlin
None
None
None
The Dlai.-.an declared t.he aotion carried.
Co-issioner &Ary L. Kozac:ek inforaed t.he eo-issioners that
the City of EnglellDOd City Council has transferred the
funding of the Housing Division Confidential Secretary
position tot.he EngleNOod Housing Authority. HI.a stated that
all benri'its currently held by 11ary A. Ryan, Housing
Division Secretary, are to be kept intact (personal leave,
annual leave, retireaent>. The Executive Director stated
that there Nils soae question raised by the Acting Director
of Finance as to Nhether or not it MOUid be possible to lceep
the Housing Division Secretary's retireaent plan Nith the
City of Engle1110od intact. Councilman Kozacek stated that he
NDuld approach City Council on the idea of adopting all of
the EngleNOod Housing Authority eaployees into the City o.f,
Engle..ood's Retireaent Plan.
IT WAS tlOVED BY BRADLEY L. ZIEG TO REUUEST THAT Tl£ CITY CF BELEWOOD CITY
COUNCIL ADOPT ALL EN6LEWOOD HOUSING AUTHORITY El'FLDYEES INTO TIE CITY OF
EN6LEWOCJD 1 S RETIREIENT PLAN. R. 3. BERLIN SEa:NJED TIE l'UTION.
Ayes:
Nays:
Abstained:
Absent:
Burns, Zieg, Norden, Kozacek, Berlin
None
None
None
The Chairaan declared the aotion carried.
that if City Council does not
employees into the City of
the Executive Director Nill
fleeting of the Englewood
plans for the Board to
The Executive Director stated
approve t.he adoption of EHA
EngleMOod's Retireaent Plan,
present, at tile next Regular
Housing Authority, retireaent
consider for the EHA eaployees.
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October 26, 1988 •
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Councilman Kozacek informed the Board o f Coinm isr:.~onPi-<,
that Counc i Iman Clayton had requ e ~ ted 1·rom l.h P
Englewood Housing Authority a 1 i s t of all prop e r tier:;
owned by the EHA and the amount of ta><e~. which would br
paid on these properties if they were no t nwnr:-~c:t hy ,1
non-profit organization like the EHA. D1sr-u sc;io n
ensued regarding publi c informdt i on <'.\nd t:h e
dissemination thereof.
Director's Choice
The Executive D i rector informed thP. B0 ,1r·d nf"
Commissioners that Guy Blasi had been offe rPr1, and had
accepted the position of Oc c upanc y Suprrv .i s cir ·/Publ :ic
Housing Manager. Yvonne Gonzales, forme r Publi c
Housing Manager had assumed the position nf S i mon
Center Manager·. El a i ne Wah 1 qui st had a,;c:;umed t h F•
position of part-time Housing Specialist; and th e full
time Housin<J Specialist, Sharon Cowherd, hacl ri~s i q n e il
to accept a position closer to h t-::?r home.
The E><ecutive Dirertor informed the Bo ~rd o f
Commissioners that he had given a speer.h to t h P
Englewood Rotary Club. Vice Chairman Zi«cJ CJ stated h e
felt 5trongly that the Englewood Housing Authm·i t y
should become a member of th P Enql e woor1 f:h a mher 11f
Commer c e. He will ohtain some membersh i p i nf"o r m.ition
to present at a later date .
The E><ecutive Director i nformed the Bo a r·rt nf
Commissioners that ~JS Reque s ts for Propo sa l•, on L.eg,il
Services had heen sent out. No pr·oposals harl hP P.n
recP.i.ved back to datP.. The RFP deadline i •; NovP mber
15, 1988.
The Executive Director stated that the RFP fnr Aurl i t.
Services for FY'88 should be sent out s oon.
Discussion ensued regarding the RFP for mar k eting t h H
EHA ·for -sale properties. The E><ec-u t i V P Dir PC t ;or
informed the Board that he was approachrd hy Ni r k
Adams, a member of the South Suburban Board nf R P.a 1 bu·•;
and its Affordable Housing Comm1ttee, about h a v i nq a
me mber of his committee list all FHA for -s ~l e
propert j es i n the MLS book. The li s t i nq f ee wou l d h r.
waive d by thl? li ":,t i ng broker if th e n ~:.uld. Af tm··
discussion, it was s t i ll felt that th e s t,-:1 ff • .. h o 1dd
proceed with the mot i on passed at the Sept e mb e r· B o ;i..-(!
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" •• THAT THE EXECUTIVF DIRE r:TOR OF THE ENGLEWOOD HOUSING AUTHORITY SENO
REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS TO R E S I D E NT I Al.. RFAL ESTATF BHOKF R S WHO l·lf'IVF l Hf-T n
FICES WITHIN THE CITY OF ENGL F WOOO AND WHO ARF MF.MBF RS OF THI: no mrn llF
REAL TORS."
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IT WAS MOVED BY NORLEEN NORDEN TO ADJOURN THE REGULAR MEE"T 1 NG OF TIU:
ENGLEWOOD HOUSING AUTHORITY BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS HELD OCTOBER P6, 1.988.
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